Small storefront offers a chill vibe with outdoor standing tables and subtle Chinatown style. Smash burgers shine, especially the truffle burger with great taste and value. Casual spot perfect for quick bites and relaxed eating.
Smash burgers stand out with amazing quality and a truffle burger that impresses. Sliders and regular burgers also rank highly for taste and value.
Good to know
This restaurant is takeout only with no indoor seating.
Customers walk up and order at a window.
There are a few standing tables outside for customers.
Small, cozy Dominican spot buzzes with authentic music and a lively crowd dancing merengue. Smash burgers come juicy and crispy with fried cheese adding rich flavor. Limited seating creates an intimate, warm space like an old-school kitchen.
Smash burgers come juicy, crispy, and full of flavor with fried cheese adding a rich touch. The double Smash Burger stacks meat and cheese for a very flavorful bite.
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The restaurant has just a few seats, so takeout might be necessary.
The restaurant closes at 8 PM on Sundays.
The burger costs $20 with a drink.
Clean, efficient space with chill background music sets a relaxing vibe. Burgers shine with a Peking duck burger and crispy chicken options, all juicy and flavorful. Soft, warm in-house bread complements the menu, while service may have small delays but stays pleasant.
Burgers here include a Peking duck burger with super tender duck and umami sauce, plus a chicken pineapple burger and crispy chicken and fish options. The menu offers a variety of burgers and snacks, though prices lean toward the higher side.
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Expect some wait times as the restaurant is still new.
The menu features a variety of burger options.
Prices are generally fair for the offerings.
Spacious dining room with colorful artwork sets a chill vibe. Salmon burger offers a solid option for burger lovers. Drinks like sugarcane mojitos pair well with highly rated tacos and spot-on music.
Burgers here come in solid options like the salmon burger that stands out. They offer good quality and are a favorite choice for many.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Lottery night happens every Thursday with fun prizes.
Free salsa dancing lessons are offered on Sundays at 3pm.
Rooftop setting and modern decor create a bright, inviting vibe by day and a warm, romantic feel at night. Burgers shine with freshly baked bread and bold flavors that rival top NYC spots. Cocktails offer unique flavors that pair well with standout dishes like medialunas and flan.
Freshly baked bread makes the burger stand out. It ranks among the best dishes in NYC and beats well-known competitors like Au Cheval. The burger delivers a tremendous flavor experience.
Good to know
Make reservations first as it gets busy quick.
The menu changes every day.
The dishes are tapas type, so take into account the size.
Graffiti-adorned alley leads into a modern, rustic space with dim lighting and an upbeat vibe. Burgers shine with juicy, rich flavor and come with crispy fries. A secret speakeasy bar downstairs offers a cozy, intimate setting for a lively crowd.
Burgers here have a luscious sheen and a juicy, rich flavor that stands out. They come with crispy fries and deliver a consistently unmatched taste that many consider the best in the city and beyond.
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Reservations are required to avoid long waits, especially during peak hours.
The wait to get in is about 20-25 minutes depending on party size.
The speakeasy operates from 6-11 pm on certain days downstairs.
Small space offers a friendly atmosphere with clean, tight seating. Halal burgers shine, especially the Impossible Burger with holy sauce. Fries are a must-try side and chicken burgers pack solid flavor. Setup is simple, first come first serve.
Halal burgers come perfectly cooked with options like the Impossible Burger featuring a special holy sauce. Fries stand out as a must-try side, and chicken burgers also deliver solid flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 12 AM, not 1 AM.
The restaurant offers a Lunch Special from 11am to 4pm.
You should bring cash tips for the workers.
Small space with cozy seating and clean design offers a calm vibe despite blender noise. Burgers shine with bold flavors and healthy vegan options topped with spicy sauce and avocado. Wall art adds a welcoming feel to the intimate setting.
Burgers feature bold flavors and a variety of hearty, healthy vegan options. Toppings like spicy watery sauce, avocado, and vegan cheese make them look and taste appealing without feeling heavy.
Good to know
Everything on the menu is vegan, so there’s no need to probe into ingredients.
The restaurant is located right next to the Canal Street subway station.
Seating is limited, making takeout a better option during busy hours.
Open fire grill sets a clubby vibe with charcoal smoke and hip hop beats. Burgers are surprisingly filling, featuring beef and savory chicken and pork meatball options. Cold udon dishes and creative cocktails add a distinctive twist to the menu.
Beef burgers come surprisingly filling. Chicken and pork meatball burgers offer a savory twist alongside cold udon dishes. The broth complements the burger flavors well.
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The restaurant is reservation-only.
You must wait outside until the host lets you in, even with a reservation.
Walking out of the door takes around $250 minimum (drinks, tax, and tips).
Charming French-style spot offers cozy decor and a stylish interior with a New York vibe. Burgers feature perfectly balanced toppings and come with tasty fries. Outdoor seating provides private, well-shielded tables for quiet meals.
Burgers come with perfectly balanced toppings and a great taste. Fries often accompany the burger, adding to the meal's appeal.
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Reservations are highly recommended to secure a table.
The happy hour includes chicken liver pate, burgers, martinis, and wine.
The kitchen closes 15 minutes after a 2:30 reservation.
Small seafood spot offers intimate seating and a cozy atmosphere. Lamb burger is juicy and tender with subtle anchovies flavor. Outdoor tables provide lively street views alongside standout cocktails.
Juicy and tender, the lamb burger stands out with a notable anchovies version, though the anchovies flavor is subtle. Fries accompany the burger, adding a classic touch.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
Expect a wait of over 3 hours for indoor tables on Thursday nights.
For groups over 8, a set family style menu is required.
Tiny, narrow space with six small tables feels cramped and noisy with yelling in Chinese. Stew pork burgers on sesame buns offer a pulled pork style flavor that stands out. Food comes in plastic bowls with broth served separately, keeping it authentic and simple.
Stew pork Chinese burgers offer a pulled pork style filling on a sesame bun without BBQ sauce. The pork burgers combine flavors in a surprisingly amazing way that stands out.
Good to know
Bring cash for dumplings as they don't come with sauce.
There are no restrooms available in the restaurant.
Good luck finding a seat; sharing tables is common.
Upstairs offers a stylish vibe while the basement pulses with a live DJ. Outdoor seating features Parisian-style tables perfect for people watching. The secret burger draws early crowds and pairs well with wine and margaritas.
Secret burger draws early crowds. The burger pairs well with wine and margaritas. Steak Frites also gets strong praise.
Good to know
Complimentary chips, bread, and olives are served during happy hour.
The venue can get overcrowded, especially around 11pm.
Cash may be needed at the entrance for certain situations.
Chinese noodle spot with open kitchen and quick self-service kiosks offers a fast, casual vibe. Bold spicy cumin lamb burger shines alongside pork options. Cool air and stool seating push for quick, tasty meals without lingering.
Spicy cumin lamb stands out as a bold, flavorful burger option. Pork burgers also appear on the menu, offering variety alongside the lamb choice.
Good to know
You order at a window and then wait for your food.
This restaurant is the only place we were able to pay by credit card in Chinatown.
Getting seating can be difficult as it gets crowded sometimes.