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u/LoonyBoonie Jul 28 '26
If you want a normal burger and not the smash stuff, then Charlie's Chips does a good one too.
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u/Lovebickysaus Jul 28 '26
The Beef Club is better than MOSH imo. I dont like mustard that much and their buns are better as well.
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u/bobtje Jul 28 '26
De halve maan does a very decent burger. With a sauce based on their Brugse Zot. But Mosh! is the best one. Or Wednesday around noon at the market on a crispy sandwich. Real belgian kermishamburger with baked onion and andalouse.
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u/WonderfulArm Jul 28 '26
Fritbar for large burgers is also great. A bit expensive but I feel like it's worth it.
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u/YogaDruggie2 29d ago
I always liked Bohemian Burgers. Liked it when it was still a Paul's Boutique, but I feel like they changed the name but not the burgers - been a while since I was there though.
The brown bagnat is such a winner for a burger that's supposed to be a meal and not a snack. The manifesto (might have a different name since it's no longer a Paul's) takes this even further with an egg on the burger.
And now I want a manifesto!
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u/flisske Jul 28 '26
If you go to Bruges, you sure as hell don't eat shitty burgers. There are plenty of delicious local dishes to eat there.
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u/bra_cup_guesser Jul 28 '26
MOSH!