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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Orlando Weekly, ClickOrlando, and Orlando Magazine. Updated September 2026.
Beth’s Burger Bar · Edgewood / South Orange
Beth's keeps the burger bar format direct: fresh beef patties, a long topping list, several cheeses, and enough combinations to support either a simple cheeseburger or a heavily customized stack. The South Orange shop is casual and family friendly, with fries, shakes, and alternatives that make it practical for mixed groups.
The Tap Room at Dubsdread · College Park
The Tap Room serves its burger in the old Dubsdread golf clubhouse, where dark wood and a broad patio give the meal a settled neighborhood character. A thick beef patty, straightforward seasoning, and classic accompaniments keep the focus on execution. The full service setting also makes it work for a leisurely lunch.
Cow & Cheese · Maitland
Cow & Cheese is a compact Maitland counter devoted to smash burgers, crisp edges, melted cheese, and soft buns. The concise menu avoids novelty overload, while fries and shakes complete the classic fast casual formula. It is especially useful when the goal is a focused burger rather than a broad gastropub menu.
Teak Neighborhood Grill · MetroWest
Teak treats burgers as a sprawling canvas, offering dozens of combinations that range from restrained to deliberately excessive. The MetroWest location has the feel of a neighborhood sports bar, with a broad beer list and shaded outdoor seating. Diners can customize heavily or choose one of the kitchen's established builds.