Betty’s Burgers opens in Hyde Park

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Burger lovers rejoice! Our fave Burger joint, Betty's Burgers, has opened a third Adelaide restaurant in Hyde Park and we're so ready for a burger and a shake right now!

Hold the phone, there are burgers to eat!

As if two Betty’s Burgers restaurants in Adelaide weren’t enough, we now have a third, with Betty’s opening a Hyde Park store in June this year. It would be wrong to visit all three in one day right? Asking for a friend…

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Betty’s Burgers Adelaide

Available for dine in or takeaway, it’s hard to go past a classic Betty’s Burger, and the Noosa-beach inspired restaurant has become a firm fave among Adelaide burger lovers with its three premium locations in Adelaide, Norwood and now Hyde Park.

Betty’s offers a sizzling selection of hot off the grill fresh burgers, sides, to-die-for thick shakes, soft drinks, boutique beers and local wines.

Long story short, if you haven’t had a Betty’s Burger yet, you haven’t lived! And with three Adelaide locations, there’s really no excuse.

Before you tell us you’re a vegetarian, vegos and the gluten-free folk among us won’t struggle at Betty’s, because there are also juicy burgers with no meat and gluten-free buns on offer, and kiddos will love the old school ice creams made from frozen custard.

bettys burgers hyde park

Find your fave Betty’s Burgers at the below locations:

  • Rundle Street: 211-215 Rundle Street, Adelaide, 5000
  • Norwood: 194 The Parade, Norwood, 5067
  • NEW – Hyde Park: 181 King William Road, Hyde Park, 5061

 

For more information: 

bettysburgers.com.au

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