Devil Burger Queenstown

Honestly, I regret succumbing to the hype of Fergburger. A friend recommended this place to me and it was really not worth the hype. I decided to try the steak burger instead, which was a bit more expensive than Fergburger, but definitely worth it. The convenience of being able to order online while exploring the local shops was a plus. I opted for takeout, but the restaurant was quite empty so I ended up eating at the bar. I will definitely visit again the next time I am in town.

This restaurant is known for its tasty burgers, with the main highlight being the smaller crowds and more relaxed seating options compared to Fergburger. The burger buns are noticeably firmer than the ones at Fergburger, more like a brioche or cake. I tried the lamb Moroccan burger, which was large, juicy, and delicious with feta cheese, apricot, and tomato relish. The chicken bacon avocado burger could benefit from a bit more sauce because of the breading, but it's still a good burger overall.

I thought these burgers topped Ferburger. Not to mention having a nicer interior and warm fireplace. Burgers tasted just as good if not better than their rival. Quick service too compared to the 40 minute line and 30 minute wait at Fergburger. Loved it.

We had the Devil's Moroccan as recommended by a staff member, it was a good choice! Curry fries were OK, nothing too extraordinary, not spicy

First time at Devil Burger tonight and it was exactly what I was looking for after the Half Marathon. The burgers are well put together with all the toppings in the right place, so you can just pick them up and go for it. The Curry cheesy fries are awesome too, and don’t be surprised if you find yourself lent over a bowl of these with a fork until they’re gone! Relaxed vibe where you can actually take your time to enjoy your food