The Burger Co. (TBC)	- F-6, Islamabad cover

The Burger Co. (TBC) - F-6, Islamabad

Crafted by hand. Served with pride.

About This Business

The Burger Co. (TBC) is an artisanal smash burger joint renowned in the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad for its juicy beef patties, soft buns, and tender loaded fries. Known for its industrial-chic, monochromatic aesthetic, TBC operates popular locations in F-11 Markaz and Beverly Centre, F-6.

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Curbside pickupDeliveryTakeawayIn-store pickupWalk-ins welcomeSame-day service

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