Bunsen Baggot Street in Dublin

Nice burger, good service and friendly..

When I was 14 years of age, in my dusty pink Uniqlo parka covering a hideous cerulean Jack Wills zipless hoodie, that I found myself in this quaint little Bunsen. All by myself, I sat waiting on my gluten free cheeseburger with nothing but ketchup on it. And I waited. And I waited some more. About 40 minutes went by, sitting by myself, waiting on my sustenance. When I came to a somber realisation. This Bunsen exclusively plays Adele. We made it all the way through 21 when my food arrived. I nibbled on my shoestring fries to Someone Like You. I felt opsonised by the morose atmosphere. I was face to face with my true self; my crestfallen and chopped being. There’s a side to me that I never knew never knew…. All the things I’d say they were never true never true. We could’ve had it all, rolling in the deep. It wasn’t even busy why did it take so long? I came back the other day and your service is still slow

Now attend closely, dear reader, for this is the marrow of my tale: for those poor souls who, by curse of nature, cannot partake of wheat and gluten, this house doth offer the finest gluten-free burgers in all the town. Nay, I jest not — I have wandered far and wide, tasted many a bun both foul and fair, and never have I found bread so soft, so worthy, that carries not a grain of gluten within it. 'Tis a marvel of the baker's craft, fit to rival any wheaten loaf. The beef itself was juicy as a summer plum, seared with a crust most excellent, and the toppings — crisp lettuce, ripe tomato, cheese melted to golden perfection — didst crown the whole affair like jewels upon a king's mantle. Each bite didst hold together nobly, the gluten-free bun neither crumbling to dust nor turning to paste, a fate that befalls lesser establishments. On the Overall Judgment In sum, good reader, I proclaim unto thee: if thou art cursed with the affliction of gluten's bane, seek out Bunsen Burger without delay, for here thou shalt find no compromise in flavor nor texture. A full four and one-half stars out of five do I bestow upon this noble house of burgers — a triumph for the afflicted and the hale alike. Fare thee well, and may thy next burger be as glorious as mine own

Excellent burger for a decent price. Very tasty. Nothing crazy in the burger, just let the meat do the talking which is perfect

We were pleasantly surprised. The service is fast. The burgers are delicious and the fries are excellent. Bunsen, the one on Baggot Street, is definitely worth a visit; it's very good.

I didn't expect to be so good! Fresh ingredients and very good quality. Quickly and professional customer service.

Really good burger, still minimal menu and simple burgers, but that's exactly what you want, simple food with great taste

Overpriced. One small dip for 2€ is crazy. I was there first time and the waiter knew, the waiter asked me what dip do i want or if i want it (i didn't understand) and since on the table there was "Dips.... 2" (no euro symbol) sign i thought it means that you can choose 2 dips for free so i chose them and ended up paying 4€ for dips i didn't even really want. Food itself was okay, but nothing amazing.

Outstanding burgers and sweet potato fries. Worth a stop in Dublin.

We went for lunch on the recommendation of a friend. The place is small, but if you book or arrive a little early, you can easily find a table. The menu is very simple, with just a few burgers, to which you can add a few toppings and extras. The burger was excellent! The fries are especially noteworthy: they have several different types, and the portions are quite generous. Recommended!