Burgers & Beers Inc. Colombo

I'm pretty picky about burgers, but I got the Big Lebowski fried chicken burger (love the name & movie) and it was delicious. It looked good, smelled good and tasted even better. I asked for the chips to be extra crunchy, and the chef nailed it! Compliments. My only regret was forgetting to ask for no onions. I just removed them myself. The staff were friendly and helpful at Colombo st. Thanks again.

Very shy service, but attentive nontheless. Nice diner style fitout. Beef and blue cheese burger was tasty, however I don't think it was worth $18. Also would be nice to have the blue cheese or sauce through the whole burger, not just middle few bites. Ample parking directly behind outdoor seating

This place never lets me down. I can’t get enough. If you like burgers, make sure you make a trip here!

Ordered the Super Bugger Burger as well as fries and onion rings. The burger was massive and value for money. The sides were fresh and portions were big. Super tasty food, will definitely eat from there again.

Lovely spot to go for lunch, nice indoor/outdoor flow. Burgers are huge and filling with tasty ingredients. Pulp Fiction burger is the BEST! Other menu items I highly rate are: Chips cooked in tallow with gravy Kumara chips with aioli Fried chicken wings with chiptole aioli Fried camembert

Burgers is so yummy and so filling. The bun is like a pretzel buns, the vibe is good and very accommodating staffs. Very accessible and like one of the hidden gems of burger lovers in christchurch. Their fries is sooooo yummy, highly recommended. Their prices are reasonable. I would love to come and eat there again.

Casual place, food served in take out boxes. Quiet when we went on a Friday night. Burgers and sweet potato fries were tasty and really good burger bun. Has got a slight artificial taste to the sauces and elements of the food though.

Visiting Christchurch for the week, on our first night we were brought to Burgers & Beers Inc to meet up with friends for a casual bite. One can say the burgers were excellent value for money, the place didn’t have any air of pretentiousness other than being a quirky, straightforward diner with a few craft beers thrown in the mix. It genuinely felt like an American-style diner, with a fun hammer-horror twist. It captured the US burger-bar feel perfectly, right down to the help-yourself filter coffee. The burgers themselves were big, but a bit sloppy in the construction. I was on a special diet and had to commend them on how easily they adapted the menu to create something suitable, in my case a fish salad. It had great flavor, especially the wasabi mayo. Tom was a great server, very amicable and he remembered who had which burger when delivering to the table. I understand Burgers & Beers is a few years old now; it has that feel, the fixtures and furniture showing the age a bit and could use some upkeep. On balance great fare for students and real casual dining, but for my companion the burger experience was a bit lacking compared to other eateries in the same genre.