“Not only the food, the vendors, the craft fair that they have going on, live music all day, alcohol, just a good time on a Saturday.

“The reason I like to do this is just the feedback from the people out there, and when they come back and actually tell, you know, the time you spent 18 to 20 hours cooking and prepping the meat they actually enjoy it, and it is just a good feeling to have,” said Roberts.Īt the event, attendees can sample all kinds of interesting burgers priced at five bucks or less.īut there is a ton of other things to do to like gem mining, axe throwing and more. “With there being 25 to 30 trucks out there, and even some local restaurants in the area, it is a lot of good competition out there,” said Roberts.ĭespite the days of work leading up to it, it is one of his favorite events of the year. On Monday, he was busy prepping 180 pounds of the stuff to make 2,000 burgers for the Space Coast Burger Battle happening this Saturday in Melbourne. Last year, he took home third place. All I think about is brisket,” said Roberts, owner of the food truck Haley's Smokehouse. Jason Roberts, who is competing in the event, has meat on his mind. “They are a non profit organization that helps provide weekend meals to Brevard County students to help them get through the weekend,' said Sean Beck, co-founder of Battle Bros Events. The fun is also for a good cause, with Battle Bros donating part of the profits to The Children’s Hunger Project. It's fun competition for a good cause, with part of the profits going to The Children's Hunger Projectĭozens of chefs will go head-to-head to win the event for the second year in a row.The Space Coast Burger Battle is on Saturday from 12 p.m.

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