We’ve heard you, Sacramento. We’ve received a super-sized amount of feedback that our original list of eight burger spots wasn't enough, so it’s time we play ketchup.

Without further ado, we’ve got 25 burger joints around the Farm-to-Fork Capital for you to check out.

You can add chili to this beauty if you're feeling saucy. | Photo by Willie's Burgers

Downtown

Willie’s Burgers | Locations vary | Serving up chili burgers — or Slammers — to hungry guests for 30+ years, this iconic eatery is known for staying open until 3 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Burgers and Brew | Locations vary | With 20 different kinds of burgers to choose from, a variety of local beers + specialty dishes — like its Gladiator Fries — there is something for everyone to enjoy at this regional restaurant.
Burger Lounge | Locations vary | These burgers are made with grass-fed beef and can be ordered keto, gluten-free, plant-based, or made with non-dairy cheese.

Midtown

Suzie Burger | 2820 P St. | A fun, diner-like atmosphere permeates this one-time auto garage that now serves cheesesteaks as well as burgers.
Burger Patch | Locations vary | Home of the Patch Burger, this plant-based burger shop also offers plenty of gluten-free options. Heads up: Be sure to ask for safe cross-contamination practices if you are a celiac.
LowBrau | 1050 20th St. | While it may be best-known for its various sausages, the LB Burger + its pretzel bun are not to be slept on.

West Sac

Whitey’s Jolly Kone | 1300 Jefferson Blvd. | Since 1963, this family-owned burger stand has been a West Sac staple with a menu that also offers burritos, tostadas, and soft-serve.

The most beautiful thing City Editor Jordan has ever seen. | Photo by @coachhavuk

Curtis Park

Scott’s Burger Shack | 4127 Franklin Blvd. | This South Sac burger shack is home to the Fatboy Combo — a half-pound burger topped with everything, large fries, and an extra-large soda.
Pangaea Bier Cafe | 2743 Franklin Blvd. | Pangaea's signature burger has won the Sacramento Burger Battle multiple times, including in 2015, 2016, and 2018.

Natomas

Burger Hub | 3315 Northgate Blvd., Ste. 8 | Looking for a burger joint with halal options? This place has you covered.

Carelton Tract

BBQ & Burgers | 2114 Sutterville Rd. | Grab a Spicy Brisket Burger topped with its signature barbecue sauce for the best of both worlds.

Florin

Burger Junction | 7900 Florin Rd. | Pick up a Giant Junction, which features a half-pound patty topped with pastrami + cheese.

Sierra Oaks

Ettore’s Dessert and Cakes | 2376 Fair Oaks Blvd. | The dessert bakery’s award-winning burger is topped with sautéed mushrooms, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato + herb mayo on its signature cheddar scallion bun.

North Highlands

Lou’s Drive-In No. 2 | 6229 Watt Ave. | This spot is an old-school burger stand that also specializes in small dishes like deep-fried mushrooms + mac and cheese bites.

Dad's Kitchen offers limited-time options as well — like this Spicy Guacamole Burger. | Photo by @dadslandpark

Land Park

Dad’s Kitchen | Locations vary | Dad’s Burger — which cannot be cooked well-done — has been featured on The Food Network along with its beer-battered onion rings.
Meet & Eat | 3445 Freeport Blvd. | Snag a specialty burger like the Truffle Infusion Burger — made with truffle oil, arugula, bacon, and a sunny-side up egg.

Carmichael

Skip’s Kitchen | 4717 El Camino Ave. | We’re all about the B.O.M. Sliders — which stands for bacon and onion marmalade.

Arden-Arcade

Flaming Grill Cafe | 2380 Watt Ave. | You can get your burgers made from nontraditional meats like elk, gator, and even ostrich. Enough said.

Fair Oaks

Sunflower Drive In | 10344 Fair Oaks Blvd. | Want all the burger flavor but none of the actual meat? The Nutburger — which, you guessed it, is made from nuts — is right for you.

Hollywood Park

Jointed Cue Billiards | 2375 Fruitridge Rd. | A pool hall with an award-winning, grass-fed burger that also serves lumpia + carne asada fries? Say less.

Tahoe Park

Village Drive-In | 3810 60th St. | This 1950s-style burger spot also has Slush Puppies which are a fantastic way to compliment its giant burgers in the summertime.

The Some Like It Hottie "chick'n" sandwich | Photo by Pure Soul Plant-based Eats

East Sac

pure soul plant-based eats | 6415 Elvas Ave. | Enjoy the “plant-based comfort foods” pure soul offers in the form of their Badu Burger — named after the Godmother of Soul.

Citrus Heights

Kely's Crepes & Burgers | 8000 Auburn Blvd. | Can't decide between breakfast + a burger? Grab the Louie Burger and enjoy bacon and an over-medium fried egg as toppings.

Roseville

Krush Burger | 1151 Galleria Blvd. | Krush's variety of gourmet mini burgers — like the Cowbell with bacon, crispy onions, and barbecue sauce — are great for both feeling like a giant + stuffing your face.
Squeeze Burger | 106 N. Sunrise Ave. | We can’t not include Squeeze Burger on this list. The cheese skirt of their namesake sandwich is iconic, having been deemed worthy by the mayor of Flavortown himself.

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