BBQ Steakhouse Angus

What is the BBQ Steakhouse Angus?

The BBQ Steakhouse Angus is the smoky one. It uses Angus beef, bacon and a thick barbecue sauce. It sits in the “premium” part of the range, not with the cheap, quick burgers.

This guide covers what is on it and how it got its name. It also covers what it may cost, how to check allergens and how to find a restaurant. There is a short section for people who want to work for the brand too.

It is a flame-grilled Aberdeen Angus beef burger with a barbecue theme. One UK delivery listing says the burger is finished with creamy mayo and a deep smoky BBQ sauce.

You will find it on the Burger King UK menu inside a group called Gourmet Kings. That group is also listed as its own delivery brand. In the listing, the BBQ Steakhouse Angus comes as a burger-and-fries pairing, and the page promotes its signature smoky BBQ flavour.

A short history of the Steakhouse burger

The Steakhouse is not new. A trade report from October 2021 describes it as a revamped version of an existing menu item that came out as part of the Gourmet Kings launch. The same report says the burgers were served on a brioche bun.

Time Out London also reported on that launch. It said the burger had come back with an improved recipe that used flame-grilled Aberdeen Angus beef.

An older UK news item shows it had a first life too. It said the Steakhouse Angus was returning to the menu alongside a Roadhouse Crispy Chicken sandwich. So this burger has come and gone more than once. That is one reason people search for it often. They want to know if it is back.

What is on it?

Different sources list slightly different toppings. That is normal. Burger King has changed the recipe over time. Here is what the sources say:

Source	What it lists
2021 launch report	BBQ sauce, rocket, smoked cheddar slice, bacon, crispy onions, tomato and mayo on Aberdeen Angus beef
Older return of the burger	Bacon, cheese, onions, lettuce, mayo and BBQ sauce on a brioche bun
Current delivery listing	Creamy mayo and a deep smoky BBQ sauce (the full topping list was not shown)

The safest advice is simple. Look at the ingredient list in the Burger King app for your restaurant on the day you order. Do not rely on an old article, including this one, for exact toppings.

What does it taste like?

Expect smoke, salt and a little sweetness. The BBQ sauce brings the sweet and smoky part. Bacon adds salt and crunch. Crispy onions, where they are included, add a crisp bite on top.

Angus beef is the main point of this burger. The brand says its beef is flame-grilled and 100% Aberdeen Angus. A thicker bun and richer sauce also make it feel heavier than a basic cheeseburger.

If you like plain burgers, you may find it strong. If you like barbecue, it is the best match on the list.

Burger King menu prices UK: what to expect

I could not find one official price for the whole country, and that is normal. Prices change by restaurant, by town and by how you order.

Burger King prices UK shoppers see in store can differ from delivery app prices. Delivery apps often cost more. Some sites in airports or service stations may also cost more than a high street branch.

Here is the one useful number I found. A UK delivery listing for Gourmet Kings shows a bundle for £14.50 with a burger, large or King fries, a side and a drink. The same page says you can choose between beef and chicken burgers. That price is for a delivery bundle at certain restaurants. It is not the price of the burger alone. It can also change.

If you want to see the Burger King UK menu prices for your own area, follow these steps:

1. Open the Burger King UK app.
2. Choose your restaurant.
3. Look at the Gourmet Kings section.
4. Compare the burger price with the bundle price.

Many people type “burger king menu prices uk with prices” into search because they want a full list. No single list is right for every restaurant. A blog table would be out of date within weeks. Use the app view for your site if you want a real number.

If you like to compare, check the burger on its own and the bundle on the same screen. Sometimes the bundle saves money. Sometimes you only want the burger. It depends on what you plan to eat.

What else is in the Gourmet Kings range?

The Steakhouse is one of several burgers in the group. A current UK delivery listing shows these options:

• Bacon Caesar Angus
• Classic Angus Burger
• Angus Cheeseburger
• Double Angus Bacon Cheeseburger
• BBQ Cheese Angus
• BBQ Steakhouse Crispy Chicken
• BBQ Cheese Crispy Chicken

The listing also includes loaded fries, bacon cheese nuggets and BBQ dips. Items can differ by restaurant, so check your local page.

If you want a quick view of a king burger menu, this group is the place to look. It is the “premium” part of the range. It sits apart from the Whopper and the cheap deals.

One good tip is to try the chicken version if you do not eat beef. The chicken burger uses the same barbecue idea. The listing also shows it with a deep smoky BBQ sauce on top.

Is it good value?

It depends on what you want. The Steakhouse costs more than a basic burger. In return you get Angus beef, a brioche bun and a stronger sauce.

It can be worth it when:

• you want a bigger, richer burger,
• you like barbecue flavour,
• you can use an app offer or voucher.

It may not be worth it when:

• you want the cheapest meal,
• you want a light lunch,
• you do not like smoky flavours.

Calories and allergens

I did not find a verified calorie number for the current BBQ Steakhouse Angus. I will not guess one. The official Burger King UK Nutrition Explorer is the right place to check. Delivery pages also point customers there. One listing says you can find full allergen details on the official nutrition page.

Some simple notes:

• Vegetarian or vegan: No. It has beef and bacon.
• Pork: Bacon is pork, so people who avoid pork should skip it.
• Halal: I could not confirm halal status for the UK menu. Check with the brand or your restaurant.
• Likely allergens: The bun, cheese and mayo often contain wheat, milk and egg. Sauces can also contain other allergens, so use the tool and not guesswork.

Anyone with a food allergy should check the official tool and speak to staff. Recipes can change, and kitchens handle many foods.

Is the BBQ Steakhouse Angus on the breakfast menu?

Not as far as I can tell. The Steakhouse is a burger from the main range. It is not listed with breakfast food.

If you want to know what is on the Burger King UK breakfast menu, open your local restaurant in the app. Breakfast food and start times can differ by site. Some places do not serve breakfast at all.

How to find a Burger King near you

There are three easy ways:

1. The official finder. The Burger King UK store locator on the official site or app lists nearby sites and services.
2. A maps app. Type “closest Burger King to me” and your phone will find nearby places. You can also try “closest Burger King to my location” if you want your phone to use its GPS.
3. A delivery app. These show which sites can deliver to your door. Menus may differ from the in-store menu.

Another way is to search for a Burger King locator on your phone. Many people also type “Burger King near my location” when they are in a new town. It works best when location sharing is on.

How many restaurants are there?

I did not find a verified current count, so I will not give one. Burger King stores UK customers can visit are spread across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Large towns often have several. Some smaller towns may have none. Burger King stores also differ in what they sell. A delivery-only kitchen may not have a dining room.

For a full list of Burger King UK locations, use the official finder. Searchers who type Burger King locations UK wide get a mix of official and unofficial pages. Always trust the official one first.

Note that delivery-only brands such as Gourmet Kings can have their own pages. The Gourmet Kings listings I saw were for places like Park Royal, Harlesden and Uxbridge. A dining restaurant near you may not use that brand name.

Opening times

Burger King times are not the same everywhere. A drive-thru can open earlier or close later than a dining room. Bank holidays can change hours too.

Check the restaurant page in the app before you travel. If it is late, check again. A map listing can be out of date.

Ordering tips

• Look at the app first. Offers often appear there first. The launch of this range was even given a pre-release window with a fries and drink offer for app users. That was in 2021, but it shows the app is where new items and deals often appear.
• Read the menu for Burger King in your area. Items and prices vary by restaurant.
• Compare delivery and collection. Delivery can cost more.
• Check allergens each time. Recipes can change.
• Ask about swaps. Removing an item may be possible, but it depends on the kitchen.

Jobs with Burger King

Many people who read about food also look for work. Here is a simple guide.

Burger King UK careers pages are on the official website. Roles can include team member, shift leader and restaurant manager. There are head office roles too. Some franchise restaurants hire through their own pages.

If you search for jobs at Burger King, look for a “Careers” or “Work with us” link on the official site. If you search for jobs with Burger King on a job board, check that the listing links back to the official brand or a named franchise.

Burger King vacancies UK wide can be filtered by town and role. If you only type Burger King vacancies, you will get a wide mix of results. Add your town and the job you want.

Tips for applying

• Check the age rule on the job ad.
• Keep your CV short.
• Say which hours you can work.
• Never pay to apply. Real employers do not ask for fees.
• Visit your local restaurant and ask who handles hiring.

Final thoughts

The BBQ Steakhouse Angus has a clear job. It is the burger for people who want smoke, bacon and thick sauce on Angus beef. It is not cheap and it is not light. It is a treat burger.

That takes about a minute, and it keeps the surprises to the sauce. Before you go, do three quick checks secret brands. Look at your restaurant’s price. Read the allergen details if they matter to you. Ask about any voucher before you queue. Those steps take a minute and can save you money and stress.

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