Searching for the hugest burgers in Barcelona? Well, El Kiosko Hamburguesería is your place. Located near Plaza Palau, right on the border between Barceloneta and Borne, this small restaurant has been packing quite a punch since the beginning of 2011.
After the success of the Bacao Hamburguesería near the Santa Caterina market, Australian Brad Ainsworth opened his second proposal Kiosko, offering up all manner of gourmet burgers. The red walls, cactus plants, blackboards and exposed metal pipes heighten the laid-back atmosphere. I did find the seating arrangements slightly uncomfortable; either high stools or very low chairs grouped along the walls, with a central table gracing the middle of the space.
Kiosko Burger manages to add some charm to the sparse furnishing with little details such as the flowerpots, comic-strip wallpaper, Chinese cat and rigorous recycling. The customer is made to feel good as each person is actively involved in cleaning up and depositing each item in the corresponding bins.
The list of hamburgers seems endless, the variety is mouth-watering and generous. I would say that the only problem I can find with the burgers is the out-of-proportion sizes. These are American-style rations. It would be nice if there was a “kiddie-size” burger on the menu. The fries and selection of sauces are delicious. Each hamburger is delivered to the table nestled in cute Kiosko newspaper. Be prepared to arrive with a ravenous, growling stomach and don’t plan on anything energetic after. Possibly a stroll in the nearby Cuidadella Park.
Address: Calle Marqués de L’Argentera 1 BIS
Telephone: 93 310 7313
Web: www.kioskoburger.com
Metro: Barceloneta L4
Opening hours:
Everyday from 13:00 to 01:00
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06/04/2011 at 13:09 Permalink
Antes estava el “wushu” un thailandes de los mismos dueños, donde hacian unas costillas excelentes….
pero no hay mal que por bien no venga!!!
os recomiendo la de salmon con pan de brioche y extra de cebolla caramelizada!!
06/04/2011 at 17:45 Permalink
Nunca llegué a ir al Wushu, ¡que pena! Tendré que probar tu recomendación de salmón, Marcel.
07/04/2011 at 10:05 Permalink
y para hamburgesas….
cerveceria jazz, en pueblo seco, sitio de culto para los amantes de la cerveza, “yo no soy demasiado fan” pero tienen de muchos tipos, marcas, tiradores manuales…..
pero para mi lo mejor es la hamburgesa montgomery. con un excelente pan y compota de manzana, patatas chips al lado. sin pretensiones, pero para mi una de las mejores burgers de barcelona!!
si no has estado nunca debes provarla!!!
07/04/2011 at 12:40 Permalink
No la conocía Marcel, voy a intentar ir este fin de semana. ¡Suena delicioso!
26/04/2011 at 16:30 Permalink
Sounds really good. I love a good burger. I am happy to see more places like this opening. Sometimes a plain jamon bocadillo just won’t cut it!
19/10/2011 at 10:18 Permalink
Just love this burger corner! Dream to buy a franchize to open such a wonderful place here in Moscow. We feel lack of right burger here in Russia.