Burgers, Fries & Shakes in Dublin

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The Bernard Shaw

Cross Guns Bridge, Glasnevin — part of the Eatyard setup.

The Lighthouse

88 Lower George's Street, Dun Laoghaire.

Delivery

Order via Deliveroo or Just Eat to areas around both venues.

The menu at Nice Burger is built around a simple but carefully considered lineup of burgers, fries, and shakes. Every item is designed to work together, whether you are grabbing a quick bite at the counter or settling in for a longer evening. The classic cheeseburger anchors the offering, while a crispy chicken option and a spiced cauliflower burger round things out for those looking for something a little different. Each burger comes with the kind of fries that actually taste like potato, golden and properly seasoned, and the shakes are thick enough to justify the straw.

The monthly special keeps things interesting for regulars and newcomers alike. It gives the kitchen a chance to experiment with flavours that sit just outside the core menu, often drawing on nostalgic comfort-food references or seasonal ingredients. Because it rotates every month, there is always a reason to come back and see what has changed. The special might be a loaded fry combination, a limited burger build, or a shake flavour that only sticks around for a few weeks before disappearing until next year.

Nice Burger operates across two Dublin locations, each with its own distinct atmosphere while sharing the same menu and the same commitment to quality. The Bernard Shaw setup at Cross Guns Bridge in Glasnevin is part of the larger Eatyard community, a lively outdoor drinking and dining space that suits a burger and a beer perfectly. Over in Dun Laoghaire, The Lighthouse on Lower George's Street offers a different pace entirely, closer to the coast and ideal for a more relaxed, sit-down visit.

The World Tour giveaway is a weekly feature that adds a playful sense of unpredictability to the Nice Burger experience. Each week, the team picks a burger style inspired by a different city or region and gives customers the chance to win something tied to that theme. It is not just about free food, it is about tapping into the global language of burgers and bringing a little bit of that worldliness back to Dublin in a way that feels fun and unpretentious.

Delivery is a major part of how Nice Burger reaches its customers, with orders fulfilled through Deliveroo and Just Eat. The packaging and preparation are designed so that everything travels well, because nobody wants a soggy burger or lukewarm fries arriving at their door. Click and collect is also available at both venues for those who prefer to swing by and grab their food without waiting around. The online ordering flow is straightforward, letting you choose your burger, your side, and your shake in a few taps.

The Naughty Brunch is a weekend-only affair that leans into the more indulgent side of the menu. It brings together elements from the burger and fry selection in a format that feels right for late mornings and early afternoons, when the craving for something substantial hits but the mood is still relaxed. Think loaded fries topped with the kind of things you would normally find inside a bun, paired with shakes that blur the line between dessert and drink.

Booking a table is straightforward and recommended, especially on weekends when both venues tend to fill up quickly. The reservation system is designed to be low-friction, letting you secure a spot without jumping through hoops. Whether you are planning a casual dinner at The Lighthouse or a longer session at The Bernard Shaw with friends, having a table booked means you can skip the queue and get straight to the important part of the evening.

Opening Hours & Contact

Phone: (01) 211 8110  |  Email: info@nice-burger.com  |  Instagram: @niceburgerdublin

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