Burgers and Hotdogs

This little shop in SOHO Shangdu makes great burgers, chicken sandwiches and patty melts all at reasonable prices with some bomb sides to boot.

#024 is a unique futuristic space that aims to gather global avant-garde artists, join forces with designers, connect online and offline, use visual art, trendy music, creative beauty, sound, and light control to interact with the experiencers and build an "infinite" aesthetic experience.

With five stories and a rooftop, each floor is assigned a function including dining, fashion, beauty, art exhibition, music space, and open-air bar on the top floor.

This is the second brick and mortar shop of a setup originally known as Sliders by Henry, who came to a number of Burger Fests slinging mini-burgers some swear are made with crack.

This is the third incarnation of the infamous tattoo shop/hair salon/bar/club (which was formerly housed in Gulou and Zhangzizhonglu). This time around, folks can expect all the same creative treats they've come to expect from Baby Boom, as well a couple of new additions including an exclusive record store called Porco Disco, and a kitchen manned by none other than Side Street, which will be slinging three of the burger master's normal menu items, as well as an exclusive grilled cheese menu dreamt up specifically for these digs.

Located in the Solana shopping center, nobody really goes to Spacelab for the food, but rather the experience of watching your dishes delivered to you via a series of rollercoaster tracks and tubes suspended from the ceiling. Grub includes fairly common stuff like burgers, salads, and sides.

Almost 100 different types of burgers for burger lovers to choose from and has the biggest burger in town.

A beloved New York Burger Chain, Beijing's Shake Shack serves up burgers, hot dogs, fries, beer, and shakes to the hungry masses of Taikooli Sanlitun.

Slowboat's Maizdian Brewpub marks the second beer-producing facility from the craft brewery. The Mazidian Brewpub boasts three-meter-tall tanks, twice the size of at the Sanlitun brewery, and seats some 150 diners with various booth and table seating that can accommodate big groups and families and friends. Large south-facing windows offer panoramic views and provide ample natural light.

Unlike many more traditional restaurants, Café Ruhe goes all out and incorporates a wide range of dishes and drinks from different countries from around the world and, more surprisingly, executes each one with aplomb: even the signature double bacon cheeseburger flirts with elements of fine dining. If you're not a burger fan, there's plenty more to choose from, including tacos, pasta, and even tom yum soup, a nod to the restaurant's globetrotting aspirations.

Among the promising newbies looking to win over our hearts, minds, and appetites is Rodeo Connection, a new burger joint on the 26th floor Central Park Plaza, boasting what looks to be a winning combination: a menu by a Michelin three-star chef and a bird’s eye view of Chaoyang Park.