Is a burger, really a burger, without a side of hot chips?

It doesn’t matter how you like your burger – whether you prefer your patties single or double (or triple!), or if you choose vegetarian or chicken – maybe you like your buns traditional, gluten-free or milk?  Do you like your toppings stacked high with fresh salad, maybe you add extra crispy bacon, or load up with special sauces?

We are certain that the Hawkesbury has a burger for you.

To help you out, here’s our list of the best and most mouth-watering places to get a burger in the Hawkesbury right now.

But which burger joint is your number one? Grab your family, grab your friends you'll have to try them all and decide for yourself. Make sure to check opening hours before heading out travelling as all stores have differing trading hours.

Windsor

The township of Windsor allows you the choice of many trendy burger joints known for their innovative creations along the mall area.  For those that prefer the outdoors and panoramic views of the river grab your burger and head to either Governor Phillip Park, Howe Park, Macquarie Park, or Thompson Square.  Information on these and other parks can be found in the parklands flyer.

The Grill on George 2/80 George Street, Windsor.
The Grill on George has a whole squad of burgers named affectionately like mates. The squad (eg. George, Joe and Vince et. al.) have sons of their name, that get bigger each generation. Warning: Make sure you have brought your appetite if choosing the George III, most will struggle to wrap their mouth around it, let alone finish it.

Daddy’s Burgers n Wings  2/135 George Street, Windsor. (pictured)
Burgers, wings and loaded fries these guys proudly promote themselves in being coeliac safe.

The Watchmakers Garage 149 Union Lane, Windsor.
Entry via the lane certainly helps set the scene for the industrial garage setting, serving old school cool style of burgers to modern standouts.

Simon’s Café 1/100-122 George Street, Windsor
Traditionally known for its café menu, now offering a broad range of specialty burgers on top of the traditional café favorites.

Homers South Windsor 501 George Street, South Windsor.
A local’s favorite, Homers offers traditional takeaway style burgers with a few surprises amongst the menu.

Richmond

In the heart of Richmond, Richmond Park is historic in nature, the established trees and picnic tables make for a relaxed setting to enjoy your casual dining.  You may choose to take a stroll around the park and explore the historic grandstand.  The playground complete with it’s own train station is popular with the littlies and the oval is a great space for a family ball game.  Just a short drive or a light stroll away is the popular Pughs Lagoon/Smith Park, ideal for sitting by the peaceful lagoon and watching the bird life.  Information on these and other parks can be found in the parklands flyer.

Ibby’s Burgers and Shakes 3/139 Windsor Street, Richmond.
Priding themselves in fresh, homemade produce direct from local farms, all burgers available as single or double. The loaded fries are pretty epic too!

Tastify 185 Windsor Street, Richmond (also located in Bligh Park and North Richmond)
The motto says it all… “Seriously good – fast food”.  Takeaway style, also offering BBQ chicken and salads.

Kurrajong & Kurmond

Kurrajong provides a quaint village atmosphere making a delightful backdrop to enjoy your burger experience. Aim to have time to wander through the Kurrajong village boutique shops to complete your day out.

Goodie Goodie Gum Drops Café & Confectionary  1147 Grose Vale Road, Kurrajong.
This café is popular amongst the locals serving traditional style beef, chicken, vegetable or fish burgers.  If you choose to takeaway eating in the nearby Memorial Park provides the perfect place, whether it’s a play in the park or a meander via the monument.

Mountain Grill 4/521 Bells Line of Road, Kurmond.
Choose from classic or gourmet burger options, it will be tough to decide. Options for gluten free buns or perhaps a lighter choice lettuce bun.  While waiting for your order to be ready there's a few local shops to wander through.

Bilpin

Bilpin area is traditionally known for its crispy apples and mountain air.  If you have spent the morning earning your appetite at the orchards or perhaps wandering the cool climate gardens then heading to one of the local eateries will help fill the spot.  Find out more about Bilpin's Apple Pie Trail.

Bilpin Cider 2369 Bells Line of Road, Bilpin.
The cider makers have perfectly paired burgers for you to enjoy either on the deck or amongst the grounds as a picnic. Some may even say their famous pork roll could sneak into the burger collection.  The grounds make for the ideal chillaxing zone for all ages.

Ziggyz Café and Collectables 3068 Bells Line of Road, Bilpin.
Nestled high on the mountain, the burgers even with mountain names.  The menu offers the choice of beef, chicken, steak or veggie burgers.  Ideal café to stop and enjoy whilst on your next road trip.

A little further afield…

Tractor 828 828 Sackville Road, Sackville.
Tractor 828 often known for its destination café status, is also home of the mighty burger.  The grilled parmi burger is a great twist on an old time favourite or stick to the classic burger.  The vegetarian burger would even swing the meat eaters.

Grey Gum Café 8679 Putty Road, Putty
The Burger range has traditional favourites but delves into the different with a Thai Chicken burger and a Greek styled Zorba burger as unique options.  Located along the historic Putty Road, this is a great destination drive to try one of the many burger choices with a laid back setting. (pictured)

Let’s not forget an important fact, burgers are delicious! And don’t forget the chips!

Enjoy our local burger spots whilst discovering everything else The Hawkesbury has to offer along the way. if you would like a  printed map or assistance planning your travels, phone or call into the Hawkesbury Visitor Information Centre.