Cape Town Destination
Jerry’s Burger Bar
New York-style craft burger bar famed for its stuffed gourmet "Seven Deadly Sins" patties, craft beer on tap, and brioche burger stacks.
About Jerry’s Burger Bar
Jerry’s Burger Bar (with flagship venues in Sea Point on Regent Road and Kloof Street) is an energetic homage to Brooklyn rock-and-roll diner culture. Known for their charcoal walls, craft beer taps, and inventive burger engineering, Jerry’s is a staple for burger lovers.
Their signature series is the Seven Deadly Sins: thick, juicy 100% beef patties stuffed from the inside with gourmet fillings like blue cheese, habanero chillies, bacon, and chorizo before being grilled and served on buttered brioche buns.
Signature Orders
- “The Lust” (beef patty stuffed with blue cheese, topped with bacon and red onion relish)
- “The Greed” (patty stuffed with cheddar and parmesan, topped with mustard and pickles)
- Sticky BBQ Bourbon Pork Ribs and Sweet Potato Crinkle Fries
- Handspun Gourmet Milkshakes (Salted Caramel, Peanut Butter, Oreo Brownie)
What to keep in mind before you travel.
Great vegan and chicken options available. Reservations recommended on weekends.
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