5 Mouth-Watering Island-Style Burgers

Galveston is more than freshly caught fish and Gulf shrimp.

Sure, there is cuisine from around the world to satisfy every palate and craving. But sometimes all you need is a big, juicy burger! From fine dining to food trucks, burgers are on just about every menu on the island.

pictured: Keep reading for five mouth-watering burgers you cannot miss!

Marina Bar & Grill’s OG Bacon Boudin Burger

At Marina Bar & Grill, come for the views and stay for the OG Bacon Boudin Burger. This burger replaces a traditional patty with fried boudin topped with bacon, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles and house-made remoulade sauce. This burger is even better at sunset while sitting at one of the many tables with a harbor view. Be on the lookout for pelicans and dolphins; they are often spotted here!

Koops BBQ- Brisket Burgers

Koops brisket burgers are so good; we couldn’t just pick one. The Peaches and Scream burger packs some serious heat, and the Birria Burger is a fun take on a traditional Mexican favorite. All Koops burgers are made with brisket, are $5 and come with your choice of a side. Burger and side offerings vary by day, so keeping up with the Koop’s Facebook page is your best bet. They are open from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. but be sure to get there early; their burgers are so well renowned that they run out fast!

Brews Brothers - Holey Krishna

Brews Brothers is located in the Historic Strand District and inspired by the 1980s cult-classic film Blues Brothers. It’s a funky spot with excellent pub fare, and their Holey Krishna burger is one of a kind. It comes dressed with thick-cut bacon, Swiss cheese, apple chutney, pickles, onions, tomatoes, and arugula. Wash it down with a choice from their vast selection of craft beers.

Hubcap Grill- Muffuletta Burger

Galveston is known for its rich culture and has many similarities to New Orleans -- from its architecture to the annual Mardi Gras celebrations. The Muffuletta Burger from Hubcap Grill is a must-have Island experience. It’s a fresh ground beef patty topped with their homemade olive mix dressing, swiss cheese & special mayo sauce. Pro tip— join them for happy hour Monday-Friday from 3-6 p.m. for $5 cheeseburgers and 25-cent martinis.

Rudy & Paco- Paco Supremo Burger

White linen tablecloths, synchronized service and wine lockers are lining the walls. You may not think of fine-dining establishment Rudy & Paco as a place to grab a burger. Trust us. It is. Available during lunch, the Paco Supremo Burger is a must-have. It is a half-pound beef patty topped with lettuce, tomato, avocado, bacon, cheese, Rudy & Paco’s signature sauce and a side of matchstick fries. Like Paco himself, we bet you’ll scream, "Hey Baby!" when you bite into this one.