Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Beaufort.
Hamburger · $
202 Wellons Drive, Beaufort
Customers’ favorites
“NEVER had a bad meal here. Cooked to order. Can't get that at high end restaurant.. I moved further away but still long for the food. If I could get past Els on the way .lol best 2 spots in NC”
Pubs · $$
425 Front Street, Beaufort
Customers’ favorites
“👍👍Two thumbs up on this place ! This was our first time going here and we will be back when we are in the area on our next vacation. The shrimp and grits was amazing - I’m a tough critic on shrimp and grits because not many people make it as good as my (chef) husband does but these were almost identical to his ! Also got the shrimp and scallops (served in pasta) and it was just as delicious! I love the fact that this place is in a beautiful historic building as well. Food came out pretty quick too! The waitress was so-so and the hostess area isn’t very welcoming but the menu is awesome and I can’t wait to try other things on it. This place was actually the first best QUALITY seafood we ate during our whole beach vacation week in this area. 👍👍”
Burgers · $
302 Queen Street, Beaufort
Customers’ favorites
“My favorite hidden gem for food! Everything on the menu is incredible, the owner is very kind, and the prices are super affordable. By far the best burgers I’ve ever had in my life. I will be back very soon!!”
Fast Food · $
1509 Live Oak Street, Beaufort
Customers’ favorites
“Come today 🗓 to get the best burgers🍔 from the best crew around.”
Fast Food · $
1600 Live Oak Street, Beaufort
Customers’ favorites
“Most McDonalds are kind of basic. This one, however, has at least one LEGEND working for them named Amber. The kiosk gets no play in her store, because she does her job at the top level. After several visits, she has been amazing, the food was good and the store clean. Top marks to Mc Ds and Amber!!!!”
Hamburger · $
138 US-70, Smyrna
Customers’ favorites
“Phenomenal folks and outstanding food! 10 out of 10 recommend!”
Hamburger · $
2500 West Fort Macon Road, Atlantic Beach
Customers’ favorites
“Pretty darn good food.”
Recommended
Fast Food · $
3706 Arendell Street, Morehead City
Customers’ favorites
“One of my absolute favorite places in the world. I love the shrimp burgers and El’s burgers so much that I can never decide which one to get so I have to order both!!”
Seafood · $
4113 Arendell Street, Morehead City
Customers’ favorites
“The flounder & oysters were good, the blonde waitress was very nice , place was clean , friendly atmosphere. Would recommend you trying it if you or ever in the area .”
Hamburger · $
5000 US-70, Morehead City
Customers’ favorites
“I have zero complaints about the food. It's amazing. I feel like I should bring attention to the girl with the black hair in the kitchen playing with her hair. Please inform her that 1)it's a health code violation, and 2) it's just gross.”
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