How are we celebrating National Burger Day? By telling you about some of the best places to find a hamburger in Newmarket.
If you’re looking for somewhere to indulge during National Burger Week then Squires at Bedford Lodge is the place to do it. The team at the award-winning venue have put together a menu that includes delicious items like a Chicken Curry Burger. Think all the flavours of Rogan Josh packed into a chargrilled chicken breast, topped with beetroot Raita and Paneer cheese. It also includes an onion bhaji on Roti bread.
The Bedford Lodge Burger is another to sink your teeth into with their take on a classic beef burger, topped with mature cheese, bacon, fried egg, onion ring, avocado, roasted peppers, burger relish and coleslaw. This one will definitely sort out any hunger pangs.
Other burgers on the National Burger Week menu include the Moroccan lamb burger, Mexian Nacho Burger, packed full of heat thanks to tempura jalapenos, and a Fish burger. There is also a vegan burger offering that includes a red lentil and pumpkin falafel pattie, coconut cream, sweetcorn relish and pickled red cabbage.
All burgers are accompanied by hand-cut chips and salad garnish.
To reserve your table call 01638 663175 or you can find out more by visiting the Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa website by clicking here.
Situated on the High Street, not far from the iconic clock tower is Hmmburger and their burgers are definitely worth stopping in for. Take advantage of their lunchtime speciald Monday to Friday between 12pm and 2pm where you can sink your teeth into a classic Hmmburger for a fiver. Add the Cajun fries for an extra £1.95.
Hmmburger’s menu also includes items like the Chilli Billy, with some heat as the name suggests, or the Blue Burger which has blue stilton cheese added to the mix. For the hungry there’s the chance to tackle the Big Daddy, which is two 6oz beef patties, cheese, streaky bacon, pulled pork, burger relish, cooked onion and smokey BBQ sauce.
For the vegetarians, the Portobello Street includes a grilled Portobello mushroom, blue cheese and roasted red pepper. There’s also the Halloumi Me which is a grilled piece of halloumi with roasted red pepper and all the trimmings you’d expect when it comes to burger relish.
A definite recommendation when visiting Hmmburger is to save some space for one of their epic milkshakes.
Call Hmmburger on 01638 668432 to book your tables.
This is a great place to stop in for a burger and one of the great things about the menu at Berties inside the Heath Court Hotel is that they give you the option of ‘The Burger Builder’ which means you get to choose a burger to suit your tastes. Pick from British beef steak, grilled chicken breast, battered catch of the day or the vegetarian option, the Moving Mountains burger. All come with thick cut random chips and you can also add extras like bacon, smoked cheese, haloumi or blue cheese.
Find out more about Berties at the Best Western Heath Court by clicking here. Book a table by calling 01638 667171.
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