Broiler Bay Hamburgers
Hamburger restaurant · Bellevue
10636 Main St, Bellevue, WA 98004
Highlights
Classic charbroiled burgers, fries, and shakes in a no-frills setting.
Classic charbroiled burgers, fries, and shakes in a no-frills setting.
"In a faraway land called the Eastside, there’s a little Bellevue burger joint that smells like fryer oil, looks like it hasn’t been updated since they opened in 1989, and serves the best charbroiled cheeseburger in the Seattle metro area. These are juicy and taste terrific with bacon and fry sauce on one of those huge sesame seed hubcap buns. Also, this isn’t an onion ring guide, but we can officially advise you to pop a ring on your burger for a good time." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"It’s true—the finest classic burger joint in Seattle is on the Eastside. While Downtown Bellevue continues to be played like a real-life game of SimCity, Broiler Bay has remained unscathed by all the corporate gobbledygook since 1989. The phenomenal charbroiled burgers are juicy, crisp fries and rings are always finger-burning fresh, and milkshakes are just thick enough to excavate stray Oreo chunks with a spoon. Chances are you’ll get a wobbly table, but there’s virtually no chance that you’ll run into that overachiever from spin class who lives in Medina." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Broiler Bay is not the kind of burger spot where you’ll find cloth napkins, gruyere, or anything involving truffle. It’s the kind where you show up, order a charbroiled double bacon cheeseburger on a sesame seed bun with onion rings and a large Oreo shake, eat it lovingly with copious amounts of fry sauce at a table with a very wobbly leg, and continue on your way. These are the best burgers in Bellevue, so don’t miss it." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley, gabe guarente
"In a faraway land called the Eastside, there’s a little Bellevue burger joint that smells like fryer oil, looks like it hasn’t been updated since they opened in 1989, and serves the best charbroiled cheeseburger in the Seattle metro area. These are juicy and taste terrific with bacon and fry sauce on one of those huge sesame seed hubcap buns. Also, this isn’t an onion ring guide, but we can officially advise you to pop a ring on your burger for a good time." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Sometimes, you just need to tear through a burger, onion rings, and a cookies-and-cream shake without any disruptions, and Broiler Bay satisfies that primal human need. The charbroiled burger joint is in what looks like an otherwise abandoned strip mall, and “don’t judge a book by its cover” is probably what they’re going for with the outdated interior. Chances are you’ll get a wobbly table, but it will come with one of the best meals you can find on the Eastside (and no chance of running into Beth from accounting). Make sure everything is covered in their fry sauce." - aimee rizzo
