It’s not for the faint of heart.Ī local favorite for sure. You can get that in a single or double, each patty is a 4 oz smash. It comes with white cheddar, “shreddy letty,” Niki’s Pickles (made in Pilot Mountain), and black garlic sauce. There are a few signature burgers on the menu: The Heffy Baby, which is a little on the spicy side the Piggy Wiggy (think hickory smoked bacon and griddled onions) and the flagship, The Lady Killer. But, the patties have great seasoning, and the toppings accentuate and do not dictate the burger’s flavor.Ī relatively new player in the WSNC burger game, Heff’s Burger Club is no-nonsense, to the point, and pretty darn good. The brioche bun is a bit chunky for this burger. If you can take it, get the double and get it on a regular bun. But, the cheeseburger… The cheeseburger is not to be missed. Their hot dogs are some of the best in town, too. Barbecue roared back after the devastating fire in 2019 and delivers some of the best Lexington-style BBQ in the state. South Winston / Washington Park | 1381 Peters Creek ParkwayĪnother fantastic burger from a non-conventional burger joint.
All the ingredients make for a big, juicy, messy, delicious treat. The onion aioli is a bit messy, but the flavors are amazing. ground beef patty, onion aioli, pickle slices, sliced tomato, and white cheddar cheese. Situated at a wonderful historic intersection in downtown Winston-Salem, the Young Cardinal Cafe brings you The YC Burger. A nicely grilled bun wraps itself around this delicious burger. It is even better when you have actual onions along with pickles, tomatoes, and mayo. That onion flavor should be understated but definitely noticeable. The smashed patty has a great umami-laced onion undertone that is reminiscent of classic diners of yesteryear. A very good burger is to be found at Hero House. But it is a messy delight.Ī burger at a sandwich joint? What is a burger? It is a sandwich, right? Right. Two smashed patties, Chef Jay Pierce’s special sauce, shredded lettuce, a lot of American cheese, pickles, and onions, all on a brioche bun. They are known for their brunches and dinner, but you are certainly remiss if you do not try their “Chef’s Double” burger. That makes this burger soar.Ī neighborhood staple, this small but mighty bistro is in the picturesque West End. Wonderfully seasoned patties with fresh, crisp toppings on a toasted hamburger bun with a bit of mayo and lite mustard. While everything in the Piedmont Aviation Snack Bar is good, the burger is a joy. This is a hidden gem that needs to be uncovered, and awareness needs to be made of the goodies within. Off the beaten path and hidden in the back of an airplane hangar/garage, if you didn’t know it was there, you wouldn’t know it was there. Smith Reynolds Airport | 3820 N Liberty St. The cheese combo and crispy spinach and pickles, along with a wonderfully seasoned patty and tangy dressing, make this a fantastic take on a traditional burger. Try it with delicious provolone and habanero-Jack cheeses, 1000 Island, spinach, tomato, and pickles. If you are ready for a different dimension in your burger, you have to try the Hamburger Grinder from West End Cafe. Try it with mayo, pickles, tomato, and onions. But, truly, you can’t go wrong with Joe’s Smash Burger. They have a BBQ burger with tangy BBQ sauce, Tennessee style, Carolina style, and so on. They have an OKC burger where the burgers are grilled on onions, just like the Oklahoma City tradition. They have gourmet hot dogs, brisket, BBQ, and, of course, burgers.
The fries are pretty good and well-seasoned, as well.Īnother one outside the borders of Winston-Salem, Joe’s Take-Out is located just outside Tanglewood Park in Clemmons. Their toppings are fresh, their pickles crispy, and their tomatoes succulent. But this is about burgers, and their double cheeseburger is a juicy stack of delicious. You should follow their social media because they are pretty entertaining. Slightly north of Winston-Salem in Rural Hall lies one fine hot dog and burger joint, King’s Hot Dogs. Add the tomato, onion, and lettuce and it stacks up with a grand American meal with a Mexican flair. In addition to mayo, they have avocado as a spread, and that adds a whole different dimension to the burger. It is not even on the menu, but know that it is there. Yes, their Mexican food is hard to beat in town, but their burger is unexpectedly delicious. The first place that needs to be mentioned is probably the most unconventional on this list. Updated February 2023 Antojitos Las Delicias Here are some of the best burgers in Winston-Salem. Since there are so many good ones, we are going to go through some of the “great” ones. If you are craving a good juicy burger, then keep reading! The “burger joints” in and around Winston-Salem offer a lot of varied styles and concepts. The Go-To Burger Spots in Winston-Salem (and the surrounding area)
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