Farm Burger Asheville — Restaurant in Asheville

A Burger Lover's Paradise with Gluten-Free Bun Options!

Farm Burger, with its two locations in Asheville and Arden, has won my heart as the ultimate burger joint in town. As someone who follows a gluten-free diet, finding a place that not only offers gluten-free options but also delivers exceptional taste can be a challenge. However, Farm Burger has surpassed all expectations, providing a unique and flavorful experience with their delicious gluten-free buns. If you’re on a gf diet like me, you know buns can often taste like cardboard, not theirs!

Definitely an Asheville vibe inside — warm and inviting atmosphere. Kid and dog friendly. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are quick to assist with any dietary inquiries, ensuring a stress-free dining experience for those with gluten sensitivities.

Their gluten-free buns are a game-changer! You can also bypass the bread all together and they’ll give you lettuce for a wrap.

They take pride in using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients, and it shines through in every bite. Their burgers are a testament to their commitment to flavor and sustainability. From the juicy grass-fed beef patties to the creative and mouthwatering toppings, every element comes together to create a symphony of flavors that will leave you craving more.

The menu at Farm Burger offers a diverse range of options to cater to all tastes and dietary preferences. Whether you're a meat lover, vegetarian, or vegan, you'll find an array of delicious choices that will satisfy your cravings. The attention to detail and commitment to sourcing ingredients ethically and sustainably sets this burger joint apart from the rest.

Both locations, Asheville and Arden, offer a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that invites you to sit back, unwind, and indulge in your burger masterpiece. The staff's genuine passion for their craft is evident in their friendly and attentive service, making each visit a memorable one.

Farm Burger has truly mastered the art of providing exceptional gluten-free options without compromising on taste or quality.

In conclusion, Farm Burger stands out as a culinary gem, where gluten-free diners can delight in a burger experience that is both satisfying and delicious. Treat yourself to a visit and embark on a flavor-filled journey that will leave you wanting to return time and time again. Photos by...

Farm Burger cured my mental health.

I walked into Farm Burger with the emotional stability of a raccoon in a Dollar General. I didn’t go in expecting to be rear-ended at 90 mph by joy; I just wanted lunch.

I approached the register eyeing the menu—is it really just $0.50 for half your burger to be made out of bacon? I ordered the farm burger with tears welling in my eyes.

I sat at the table, eagerly waiting for my burger…and then I saw it. Between the waitress’s hands was a basket containing my burger, dripping with what some may call grease. It was pure dopamine. These aren’t burger staff; they’re burger therapists.

I clutched the basket like it was a sacred relic. The burger looked me in the eye and said, “it’s all going to be okay.” I took a bite and it rushed through my veins. The beef was so juicy I almost wept. Not tears of sadness. Tears of release. Tears of clarity. My brain rebooted and I spoke fluent beef. Suddenly, and quite unexpectedly, I felt seen. I felt safe. This burger is the kind of healing Freud wished he could bottle.

With cheddar dripping from my wrists, I felt my credit score rising and my taxes filing themselves. The caramelized onions whispered sweet notions of hope for the future. I felt the years of stress melt away like American cheese under a heat lamp of truth. At Farm Burger, cows DREAM of being sandwiches.

By the end of the meal, I was lighter. Not physically—I inhaled an entire farm’s worth of calories—but mentally, emotionally, and intellectually lighter. I left Farm Burger a better person, calmer, wiser, and beefier. I sat with burger juice dripping from my chin, staring blankly. Suddenly I had peace after years of trauma and was grateful for stretchy pants.

Farm Burger didn’t just feed me, they fixed me. And they can...

So, I absolutely love their trademark Farm Burger. I remember the first time I had it, maybe 8-ish years ago. Phenomenal. I live in Knoxville and have driven 2 hours multiple times with the sole intention of eating that burger. I’ve never really had an issue with the staff, themselves.

But the last two times I’ve visited, I’ve had a negative experience. I get it, you’re busy 24/7. It’s hard to keep up. I’ve worked in the food industry for close to 10 years and I know it’s utter chaos when you’re swamped (like it was last night)

I didn’t leave a review the first time bc I didn’t want to bother anyone over a charred burger, and So, I understand how it happens and it’s no big. But this time it’s kinda serious.

I recently developed a tomato allergy. It’s an odd one to have, but it can send me to the hospital. I called and informed the woman who took my order of this. She reassured me that there wouldn’t be tomatoes on anything.

After I picked up my food, I drove two hours back home (kept it hot), went to eat the little side salad I ordered and right on top: the that sends me into anaphylactic shock. I’m glad they don’t serve ketchup or tomatoes on their burgers bc I didn’t even check. My allergy wasn’t even listed on the ticket.

This is basic food safety. If anyone mentions ANY kind of allergy, it goes on the ticket. Even latex. It doesn’t matter how busy you get, you absolutely have to listen and pay attention to the guests when they order. This is not on BOH, they’re great at what they do and I gotta represent. 🤘

I’ll definitely be back though, those burgers are like crack. I’m only leaving a one star review bc I know you check these more thoroughly. Just next time write...