13-05-2025
Popular smash burger joint Fat Phill's to open first Dublin restaurant
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Popular burger joint Fat Phill's is bringing its signature smash burgers and crispy fried chicken to Irish shores for the first time.
Founded in Amsterdam, the eatery will open its first Irish restaurant in Temple Bar on May 29th. Known across The Netherlands for its indulgent, flavour-packed menu, Fat Phill's has made a name for itself with its juicy premium smash burgers, their signature Philly cheesesteak, crispy buttermilk fried chicken, loaded sides, and over-the-top shakes.
The Dublin location will also feature a curated selection of beer, wine , and classic American-style milkshakes to complete the Fat Phill's experience. Fat Phill's began as a "bold and unapologetic love letter to comfort food, quickly growing from a single burger bar into one of the Netherlands' most celebrated fast-casual brands".
Since its launch, Fat Phill's has earned acclaim including Best Burger in Amsterdam (Burger Society Awards 2022) and has been featured in Time Out and Eater as one of Europe's must-visit burger destinations. The franchise owners - who are natives of Dublin - have been excited about Fat Phill's since their first visit.
They said: 'We've wanted to bring Fat Phill's to Dublin for a while. Temple Bar is a vibrant, cultural hub - exactly the kind of neighbourhood where Fat Phill's belongs. We're excited to bring something bold, flavourful, and fresh to the city's food scene.'
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