OMG! I found the best burger in Daytona Beach.
Forget the tourist traps and overpriced beach bites; the real local treasure is hidden behind the racing memorabilia at the Brickyard Lounge & Grill. This legendary spot serves up hand-pressed, half-pound masterpieces that have defined the Daytona burger scene for decades.

OMG! I found the best burger in Daytona Beach.

Forget the tourist traps and overpriced beach bites; the real local treasure is hidden behind the racing memorabilia at the Brickyard Lounge & Grill. This legendary spot serves up hand-pressed, half-pound masterpieces that have defined the Daytona burger scene for decades.

2/12/2026 FEATURED
OMG! I found the best burger in Daytona Beach.

The Legend of the Brickyard: Why This Burger Wins Every Time

I was born and raised here in the Daytona Beach area and have found a great—if not the best—burger in the greater Daytona Beach area! If you’re a local, you already know I’m talking about the Brickyard.

Walking into this spot feels like stepping into a piece of racing history. The walls are lined with NASCAR photos, and the air smells like seasoned beef and victory. It’s a “no-frills” kind of place where the food does all the talking.

The Main Event: The Brickyard Burger

The “Best Burger” title isn’t handed out lightly in this town, but they earn it with signature half-pound patties. These aren’t pre-frozen discs; they are hand-pressed, seasoned to perfection, and seared on a flat-top grill that has likely seen more racing legends than the victory lane at the Speedway.

The Meat: Always juicy, never greasy, and cooked exactly how you ask for it.

The Bun: A toasted roll that actually holds up to the weight of the toppings.

The Vibe: You might be sitting next to a tourist, a local mechanic, or a pit crew member. Everyone is there for the same thing.

If you’re feeling brave, you go for the “Jim France” style—a massive cheeseburger and a basket of those famous shoestring fries. It’s the kind of meal that makes you want to cancel your afternoon plans just to savor the food coma.

“There are plenty of fancy spots on Beach Street, but when you want a real burger that tastes like Daytona history, you go to the Brickyard. Period.”