Best Burgers in Colorado Springs (2025)

A community fixture built on grass-fed patties and its signature cheese “skirt.” Reopened after a 2024 crash and later crowned The Gazette’s 2024 Burger Bracket champion; also featured on Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

Beloved for Oklahoma-style onion-fried burgers and hand-cut fries. Frequently praised by local critics; The Gazette includes it among the city’s best, and fans backed its return after a brief closure.

Sizzled wagyu smash burgers in the historic Old Train Depot. Springs Magazine reported its 2024 relaunch under new management; locals praise the crisp-edged patties and lively, downtown setting.

A downtown staple where inventive burgers meet a strong beer list. Consistently recognized in The Gazette’s Best of the Springs; also recommended by respected local food-tour guides.

Independent, award-winning spot melding Asian-influenced flavors with American comfort. Locals swear by the Gaucho and bison burgers, a perfect match for the deep craft-beer program.

Brewpub favorite pouring house beers with serious burgers, from a classic double pub burger to a brisket-topped Pikes Peak version. Praised by locals for quality and a laid-back patio vibe.

Locally owned pub in the historic Alexander Film building. Known for Colorado beef burgers like the Mountain Burger; featured by Fox21’s Foodie Finds and appreciated by neighborhood regulars.

Old-school Manitou hangout sourcing Ranch Foods Direct beef for sturdy, flavor-first burgers. Lauded by local press for its lineup and loyal following just minutes from downtown Springs.

The purple-castle icon serves green-chile smothered burgers and sloppers for lunch. Featured by Food Network and celebrated by local media; a downtown staple across from Acacia Park.

Chef-driven downtown spot pairing Colorado beer with a standout bison burger that locals and visiting diners regularly praise. A polished, independent option in the heart of Tejon.