Tribal Burger (botanic Avenue)

So disappointed. My sweet potato burger arrived wrapped in paper with a vegan sticker on it. On opening the wrapper I realised that it didn’t look like sweet potato and that my omni bf may have had mine with a meat sticker on it. On querying with one of the staff, he basically agreed and with absolutely no apology just swapped mine my bfs burgers around. Who wouldn’t apologise for that mistake? It’s so lucky that neither of us took a bit before realising. Completely ruined my experience. The burger in the end was bang average and difficult to eat. Also saw a different member of staff drop some loaded fries all over someone covering him in sauce and half the chips ended up on the floor.

It keeps a vegetarian happy with a couple of vegan burger options

The burgers here are the best I visited twice! Firstly with the vegan sweet potato quiona patty then the sweetcorn polenta patty. Both served with a gluten free bun and all the patties are gluten free. Served with the best sweet potato fries! My dad also really loved the beef burgers. When I'm back in Belfast will definitely be visiting again!!

We tried both burgers, one with a salad, and they were great. Lots of flavor and a little spice.

Tribal Burger no longer offers the delicious sweet potato and quinoa vegan burger, replacing it with a vegan kofte burger that was underwhelming. At £7.50, it felt overpriced compared to other burger places in the city. The previous sweet potato and quinoa burger was a standout, with butter beans, guacamole, and vegan sriracha mayo. It was the best vegan burger I've ever had. The new burger lacks flavor and depth. I may give the falafel burger a try as it replaced the beetroot burger, but my enthusiasm for Tribal Burger has diminished. Update: I returned to try the falafel burger, which was delicious and reasonably priced. My faith in Tribal Burger has been restored.