The objective of this study was to investigate the effect of using lemon and rosemary powders on chemical composition, caloric value, sensory evaluation and physical properties of chicken burger. Chicken meat was substituted with lemon peels and rosemary powders as percentage of 3 and 5% . Results indicated that chicken burger prepared with 5% lemon peels powder and that with 5% rosemary powder recorded the highest values of crude protein, crude fat and ash (18.36±0.01, 18.22±0.01), (10.86±0.01, 10.90±0.02), (2.65±0.01 and 2.57±0.01 g/100g), respectively . Using of lemon peels and rosemary powders decreased carbohydrates content significantly as compared with control. Using of lemon peels and rosemary powders effect on total calories value of chicken burger . Chicken burger prepared with 5% lemon peels and rosemary powders recorded higher values of calories compared with control (216.26±0.11 and 213.54±0.02 vs 212.25±0.02 k.cal/100g) ), respectively. Chicken burger prepared with 3% lemon peels powder recorded the highest value of appearance , taste, flavor, texture and acceptance (7.46±0.98, 8.83±0.97, 7.05±1.16, 7.55±1.04 and 7.33±0.68 ), respectively, followed by control (7.44±1.04, 7.27±0.66, 7.00±0.48, 7.44±0.98 and 7.33±0.91) ), respectively.For physical properties , chicken burger prepared with 5% lemon peels powder and chicken burger with 5% rosemary powder recorded the highest values compared with the other samples (102.33±0.57, 72.66±1.52, 29.67±1.15, 23.46±0.03 and 1.23±0.15 ), (101.00±1.00, 69.33±0.57, 31.67±0.00, 24.30±0.10 and 1.38±0.07) ), respectively. The results indicated that using lemon peels and rosemary powders affect nutritional value , sensory and physical evaluation of chicken burger.