Burger lovers along Highway 105 just picked up a fresh option. Bamburger, the Spring-born smashburger shop, quietly opened a new outpost along the corridor in Montgomery on April 8, bringing smashed beef patties, fries cooked in beef tallow and hand-spun milkshakes to a compact spot in a nearby retail strip.
Owner Juan Pablo confirmed the Montgomery location is at 15260 Hwy. 105 W., Ste. 136 and opened on April 8, according to Community Impact. That write-up also directs readers to the chain’s website for menu and online ordering details.
What You'll Find
The Bamburger website lists a tight, burger-first menu centered on smashed Certified Angus patties, plus chicken and a vegan option, along with fries fried in beef tallow and several hand-spun shakes, per Bamburger. The Montgomery restaurant’s online ordering page also lays out item prices and pickup availability through Toast.
Where It Sits
The Montgomery shop operates at 15260 Hwy. 105 W. inside the Waterpoint retail cluster along the highway. Commercial listings place the address within the Waterpoint development, a small strip center that has attracted several restaurants and service businesses in recent years, according to CommercialCafe.
A Growing Local Brand
Bamburger launched along FM 2920 in Spring and later added a Tomball location in December 2025, a move covered by Community Impact. The company now lists multiple north Houston locations on its site, and the Montgomery opening appears to be the brand’s latest step in a steady regional expansion.
Ordering And Hours
The Montgomery outpost posts a local phone number and business hours on the chain’s online ordering pages and accepts pickup orders placed ahead of time. The Hwy. 105 location’s listing on Toast shows current hours and menu prices, making it relatively painless for nearby residents to get dinner lined up before they pull into the parking lot.
What It Means For Local Diners
For Montgomery and Lake Conroe diners, Bamburger's arrival adds another quick-service burger stop without a drive into The Woodlands or Conroe. The opening follows a run of recent arrivals along the Hwy. 105 corridor, including Panicafe’s Pine Market shop this spring, as reported by Medialuna mania.
