4 Best Burger Restaurants near Bainbridge Island

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  • Hammy's Burgers 4688 Lynwood Center Road Northeast, Bainbridge Island Hamburger · $

    1 Hammy's Burgers

    4.0 Good 212 Reviews

    4688 Lynwood Center Road Northeast, Bainbridge Island

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sweet Potato Fries
    • Bacon Cheeseburger
    • Crispy Onion Rings
    • Chicken Sandwich

    “Hammy's is my favorite restaurant! this is not much of a review but Hammy's If your reading this I hope you like my letter! from your favorite customer 4th grade Hudson”

  • Meadowmeer Golf & Country Club & Meadowmeer Grill 11640 Meadowmeer Circle Northeast, Bainbridge Island American · $

    2 Meadowmeer Golf & Country Club & Meadowmeer Grill

    4.7 Superb 73 Reviews

    11640 Meadowmeer Circle Northeast, Bainbridge Island

    • Take-Out

    “Great lunch, friendly people in a beautiful setting. What more can one hope for? Also, best burger on the Island.”

  • Doc's Marina Grill 403 Madison Avenue South, Bainbridge Island Seafood · $$

    3 Doc's Marina Grill

    4.2 Good 566 Reviews

    403 Madison Avenue South, Bainbridge Island

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Steamed Clams with Grilled Garlic Focaccia Bread
    • Doc's House Made Clam Chowder GF F
    • Doc's Zesty Entrée Caesar Salad
    • Doc's House Made Clam Chowder

    “This post is from Pacific Northwest Foodies. Doc’s Marina Grill ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I’ve been on the quest for a great Crab Louie salad for a few years. Sadly, this classic crab salad is hard to find even in states like Washington. I suspect it has to do with most people not wanting to pay a lot of money for a salad, but if you’ve ever had a great one, you know this one is worth it. After doing a lot of research, I made a point to try the one at Doc’s Marina Grill on Bainbridge Island, Washington. There’s also a location in Port Townsend, Washington. For starters, I ordered a cup of Doc’s House Made Clam Chowder ($8) - famous because it’s “oh-so-good!” It needed a sprinkle of salt, but it was very good. For my entrée, I ordered Doc’s Dungeness Crab Louie ($38) - mixed greens topped with tender crab, seasonal vegetables, heirloom tomatoes and Doc’s house-made Louie dressing. I was impressed! I would rate Doc’s Crab Louie a 4/5. It was beautifully presented, had a generous portion of crab, and the house made Louie dressing was excellent! I would give this salad a perfect rating if they removed the red onion, and added a few black olives and asparagus spears. Even so, I was very happy with my salad and would rank it among one the best Crab Louie’s I’ve ever had. It is certainly the best I’ve had in Washington state. In addition to serving great food, I really enjoyed the ambience of Doc’s, and the service was excellent! I look forward to visiting again and try and some new menu items. *The upstairs level and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible. * There is an opening above the urinal that is a giant periscope. It provides a panoramic view of Eagle Harbor. It was designed by Lee Scott, a Carnegie Mellon graduate student. If you don’t use a urinal, but are interested in seeing the periscope, staff will clear the room so you can check it out too. I didn’t know about this until after my visit. Next time, I will be sure to check it out. 😊 Highly Recommended!!!”

  • The Plate & Pint 321 High School Road Northeast Suite 1, Bainbridge Island Pubs · $$

    4 The Plate & Pint

    4.2 Good 227 Reviews

    321 High School Road Northeast Suite 1, Bainbridge Island

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Pepper Steak Salad Large
    • Butternut Squash Ravioli
    • Mushroom Swiss Burger
    • Butternut Ravioli

    “Great spot on the island to grab a bite and watch a game. Happy birthday Mike.”

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