So maybe the quality has fallen a bit since its inception, because I visited Burger Joint over the weekend and was not impressed. Don't get me wrong, it's an above average burger, but not worth the 30-45 minute wait that I experienced. I think Burger Joint's biggest draw is the fact that it's hidden inside the Le Parker Meridian hotel. It's got that "it factor" and in today's age, hidden equals hip. The restaurant itself is tiny, with a max occupancy around 30 people. The line-up forms around the restaurant and towards to lobby of the hotel. A burger is around $8.50, which is not bad considering it's in NYC and a supposed "hotspot." The burger patty was of good quality. It reminded me of a thicker In-and-Out burger. It was juicy and cooked to order correctly (medium). The toppings, including the lettuce, tomatoes and pickles were crispy and fresh. The real bummer was the bun. It was slightly soggy and not completely toasted. I was hoping for something more substantial with a bit more texture. The other disappointing thing are the fries. They taste EXACTLY like McDonald's fries to me and after reading some other reviews, i'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks so. Overall, not a bad burger. Just not worth the hype and wait. I definitely prefer Shake Shake and even Five Guys. At least I can tell people i've been here now, I guess. read more

Burger Joint - Waiting in line - American Near Me - New York, New York

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Not going to lie - I love Anthony Bourdain. And when I saw that he recommended this place back on his show, The Layover, I knew I had to stop by and try it out for myself. Going in, I had a lot of high hopes. First, you have to get there. The Burger Joint is hidden in Le Parker Meridien and most people wouldn't think this type of place even existed there. Second, wait in line for at least 20 minutes to order. Once you get to the front, you better know what you want. There are only a couple of ways to order your burger: either a hamburger or cheeseburger, single or double. My boyfriend and I decided to order the cheeseburger and a side of french fries. The order came out pretty quickly. Overall, the burger was really good, but not great. I'm sorry to say but I've had better burgers at Five Guys. There, I said it. Here's the thing: the patty was not seasoned. Also, the burger was pretty messy. The bun hardly held up the burger and the fries were meh. I honestly think the burger may have been way better back in 2011 before the episode aired. Sure you can try it or yourself, but I wouldn't expect it to be the best burger in NYC. read more

Burger Joint - Double cheeseburger - American Near Me - New York, New York

If you want to try the Burger Joint, it has to be the location at the Parker Meridien hotel. The burger itself is nothing great, but the experience is a must! You walk into this beautiful 5-star hotel and the last thing you would expect to find is the Burger Joint. It's hidden behind this big red curtain. To the left of this curtain is a dark hallway with a small neon sign that is the icon of a burger. That's it... no signs, advertising, nothing... If you don't know it's there, you would walk right past it. So walk down this dark hallway, approach the dimly lit neon sign and you will reach the doorway. You walk in and you're in another world, amazing... you just left a 5-star hotel and walked into a burger dive... awesome! The place is small, crowded... but the atmosphere is great with happy people eating their burgers, great burger dive decor. Again the burger is not that great... but you have to go to this location at least once for the experience. read more

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Came here because 1.We were staying in the hotel and 2. They said it was the best burger spot in town! I'm not sure that's quite true tho. I ordered a cheeseburger with fries and a sprite. The meat needed flavor definitely not impressed. The fries were probably from a frozen bag, worst fries I've ever tasted and the sprite was flat with a few melted pieces of ice. My husband ordered a double cheeseburger with a vanilla shake, he also was not impressed. Definitely not worth $65! Service was cool. Don't waste your money, I'm sure you'll find better burgers elsewhere. read more

Service was not great and person at register did not seem very inviting but food was delicious and atmosphere is fun.

A friend suggested Burger Joint after a walk through central park and upon entering the hotel and not yet knowing the name, I was expected fine dining. I was pleasantly surprised to find this literal hole in the wall. The ambiance is great, I felt like I wasn't even in New York. Very refreshing. The sweet potato fries were amazing...like super good. I got a bacon cheeseburger and that was also great. The cheese was super melty and there was a lot of bacon. I'd say the prices were a little high but that's New York for ya. read more

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We had the cheeseburger as well as the double cheeseburger, which was very juicy and tender. It was delicious and reminded me of a krabby patty. The only problem I had was the long line and the customers that shove and push and don't say "excuse me". I could feel old men behind me breathing on my neck. The service was self-done, there is no waitor or waitress to serve you. The atmosphere is beautiful and chill, and the music is fantastic. Come for the experience! read more

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KenScale: 8.0/10 Burger Joint is one of the most beloved burger restaurants in NYC with a ton of tourists visiting every year. Initially located at a dark corner of Le Parker Medirien hotel, it has since expanded to Greenwich Village as well as outside the U.S. like Korea. Despite its reputation, I have somehow never had an opportunity to visit. Last week, I finally made that pilgrimage and wasn't disappointed. You can either order a hamburger or a cheeseburger, with an option for various vegetables like lettuce, tomato, onion and sliced pickles and condiments like mustard, ketchup and mayo. I went with medium rare cheeseburger with all the vegetables in and ketchup only to go with French fries. It was a delicious burger, with juicy tender meat that melted in my mouth and went really well with crisp fries. I would give it a slight nod over Shake Shack (which is by all means a pretty good burger on its own) in terms of flavor and texture. The restaurant had a long line when I showed up on Friday evening, but it quickly goes away, and although the space is tiny (albeit very charming with divey decor), you can get seated fairly quickly. I definitely think Burger Joint is worth a trip if you want to get a taste of excellent burger along with a pitcher of beer. read more

Burger Joint - Cheeseburger with French Fries - American Near Me - New York, New York

So...according to Anthony Bourdain, this is one of the spots in NYC to get a burger. This place is right by the lobby of the Le Parker Meridien hotel. Almost always a line to get in this place. The place has limited seating so be prepared to wait if you plan on dining in. As far as the food...it was good but wasn't extraordinary. It fell a little short of my expectations. read more

Burger Joint - Cheeseburger w/ the works - American Near Me - New York, New York

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Tucked away inside a hotel. If you've never been, you'd still probably miss it since there aren't any obvious signs once you're inside. The cheeseburger is juicy and comes with 3 different types of cheese. Fries are good but not great. Seating can be chaotic and there can be a very long line. Tip: I wouldn't come here if you're STARVING since it requires a lot of patience. You'll just get hangry waiting. You'll need to wait in line to order, wait for a table, and also wait for your food. All while being pushed around by customers. It won't be a pleasant experience. read more

Burger Joint - Cheeseburger with bacon, lettuce and tomato - American Near Me - New York, New York

So, they finally take credit card now, but it doesn't matter. The biggest news is that on a Friday the lady and I actually got in without a huge line and found a seat with a minimum of fuss. We both got the cheeseburger with the works, shared fries and then I sat back down until our order was ready. The burger, was delicious, hot, greasy, not as flat and bland as I thought it would be. The fries were, well, I found a hair in it. I went up and the guys behind the counter whispered to each other "another one with hair in it..." Ew The next bag fortunately, didn't have any follicles in it and after careful consumption of the burger didn't find any hair in the burger either. The hair thing alone and the repeated occurrence would be enough to rate it lower but I kept thinking about that burger for 8 meals afterward. I think blendwise, Burger Joint's mix is one of the best I've had. Everything else about this place is a distant star to the meat-but when I flash back to it I see a long hair right in the middle of my fries. read more

Burger Joint - American Near Me - New York, New York

We decided to try Burger Joint tonight based off of a recommendation. I'm not really a "no frills" burger place kind of girl (yes, I want bacon, avocado, and some caramelized onions on that, please) but the reviews of this place are stellar. Burger Joint is located inside a gorgeous hotel with a big, dark bar in the front. The restaurant itself is nestled in the back. We approached a Six-Flags-ride-esque line which we thought was for check in - turns out it was for the restaurant. We waited about 45 minutes in a Wednesday night in this line. The line wound around twice so each time we thought we were getting close, we were promptly shut down. While you are on line, you can review little paper menus in other languages which you can mark your orders on (cute and helpful if you have a different native language). We ordered burgers, fries, soft drinks, and a brownie dessert (pretty much the extent of the menu). You seat yourself while they make your food, and they deliver the food to your table. I got my burger plain with cheese, and it was good - not magical but very solid. The fries were the star; they were thin, crunchy, and not salted. I thought that the food was good, but it wasn't anything super out of the ordinary. The place was kind of a dive and our table was sticky and our seats were cracked, but the atmosphere was lively and fun. They told us that they would bring over our dessert later on, and when they didn't, we went up to ask about it. Turns out they ran out of brownies, which was disappointing (wish they told us earlier) but they did give us a milkshake to make up for it, which was nice/fair. Overall it was a good experience; I would go back if there was no line, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way for this burger. read more

Burger Joint - Burger (plain with cheese) and fries (full fries order not pictured) - American Near Me - New York, New York

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Once I heard this place was in a fancy hotel, I tried to not go in with high expectations. The line thankfully didn't get long until 5 minutes after I arrived. Got a double cheeseburger and a small coke. It cost me $22. For the hype and price, this place isn't anything to rave about. The burger was good but similar to Shake Shack. Your money is better spent elsewhere. read more

Burger Joint - American Near Me - New York, New York

Is it kind of cool that this dive looking Burger Joint is in the lobby of a really nice hotel? - YES Are they serving the world's best hamburgers (or NYC's best)? - NO Burger Joint has a good burger but nothing stands out to make it a great burger and the fries lack any luster, kind of limp like a typical fast food fry. Burger and fries will run you $11, so depending on your situation you may find this to be cheap or a little pricey. In my experience that kind of money will buy you a burger and fries in most pubs in NYC so the price is not out of hand, but I would not classify it as cheap or a value. It's obviously listed as a "must see" in all the travel guide books because the place is 75% tourists so expect a long line, but it does move pretty quickly. Be prepared that it is cash only, know your order before approaching the counter, after placing your order you will have to stand around for 5 minutes or so to get your order and seating is very hard to come by so taking it to go is not a bad option. read more

Burger Joint - Here's the burger and fries - Exactly what you'll get!! - American Near Me - New York, New York

I must have met this burger at the right time of the day because I LOVED it and I usually don't like beef burgers. And where else can you get dinner for 3 people with beer in NYC for $44? There is a line most of the time so you need to time when you come over. You can also call it in and sometimes that's a good thing since seating here is VERY limited. You should at least try it - I think you might like it. Menu is pretty simple with or without cheese, soda, fries, one type of beer and boxed wine :) Remember CASH only! read more

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Hidden in the middle of a hotel lobby, there is a neon sign that leads you to one of the best burger places in NYC. The restaurant differs greatly with the ambience of the hi-class hotel, but it is absolutely great. You walk to the counter, place your order (which needs to be ready or you'll be sent back to the end of the line), place your order and then, with your food in your ghetto grocery bag, you try to find a table or take it to eat it at any of the small parks in Midtown. The food is absolutely awesome. The fries are cooked to perfection and the burgers are on my top 5 in New York. If you are in Midtown, you NEED to try Burger Joint. Specially after a morning visit to the Museum of Modern Art, that is located a couple of streets away. read more

Burger Joint - Neon sign - American Near Me - New York, New York

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Cool burger speakeasy! Juicy burger. Nice music. Funky, cool "artwork" along walls. 4 burgers and fries came out to $46. Space is limited, but I found a spot for 2 right on time. Line is outside joint, but moved fast enough for me. read more

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Hard to find, it's hidden behind in a curtain at the far end of a hotel bar, which is kind of fun. Once in, prepare for a very long line even when it's not all that busy - we had to easily wait half an hour on a not-very-busy Tuesday night. Makes it all the more annoying when they cheekily push for a cash tip the instant you can finally give your order. If you're a tourist from the nearby hotel, please know that tipping to stand on line for half an hour and not get any table service is not necessary or expected in NYC! After a long wait to order, expect another long wait to get your order. When you finally get it, expect a decent but pretty forgettable burger. But not worth the wait, and the whole place is wildly overpriced for a self-service burger joint. Not really worth the cost or the effort. read more

Love the food and how it is hidden in a swank hotel! It also has a cool with out the hi prices.

If you want better quality and delicious burger, stick to shake shack or five guys. If you are looking for hipster place, open late and overpriced burger, burger joint is the place where you want to be. Place order, look for your own seat, take your order, finish your burger and then clean up after you finish your burger( including cheeseburger + works+ soda+ fries) total price is $16...wait, you have to tip even they don't do any service besides cooking so what is difference than McDonald's? This is a legend place but not for a foodie. read more

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The Burger Joint, a "speakeasy" style restaurant nestled in the Hotel lobby of the Thompson Central Park. I first heard of this place through a travel Vlog I watched while planning my trip to NYC. However, when I looked them up on Yelp it said it was closed permanently. I was so sad! The Vlogger was raving about this place and I was looking forward to chomping down on a good burger. Nonetheless, I still had a hankering for a burger tonight and decided to swing by where the Burger Joint was supposed to be. To my surprise the burger spot had re-opened! I ordered a cheeseburger with the works (add jalapeños and bacon), an order of fries, and a water. My burger was cooked perfect medium and packed with all the fixings. One thing that I didn't like was that the pickle/jalapeño juice made the bun super soggy by the time I got back to my hotel (I'm only two blocks away). I was also kinda bummed that I didn't get my bacon T_T but I think they inadvertently saved me the calories. The fries were pretty fresh, not over salted, and crispy. Overall this isn't a blow your mind type burger but it is a solid burger to eat after you've had a beer or two with friends in Manhattan. Or a cool place to have a beer AND a burger. I would give this place a 3 on the burger (mainly because my missing bacon) but will bump it up to a 3.5 because of the cool idea of it being a "speakeasy". You have to be in the know. Otherwise you'll walk right by the fancy hotel and wouldn't even know that this place exists. read more

Solid middle of the road burger. By no means one to make a special trip for, and certainly not one to stand in a line of 20-60 minutes for. There is something weird and cynical about a fancy shmancy hotel setting up a mom-and-pop looking burger joint at the end of a velvet rope in their lobby. The extremely deliberate decor is very clearly concocted by some kind of theater set designer. The whole experience just feels so "produced". Nothing about it feels original. And nothing feels authentic, other than the friendly and efficient staff. It feels like this is the new trick that I've seen in multiple high end Vegas hotels as well-- hype up a "dive" to appeal to wannabe hipsters and moms and dads who wanna seem cool. It's just so lame. The reason the line is so long, aside from the unearned hype, is that there are very few seats in the tiny space. So, after a wait in a cramped and stuffy hallway, enjoy slightly less cramped quarters inside. The shake was yummy, but this place is a hard hard pass. read more

WOW, this Burger Joint is a must visit. The burgers are done to your liking, and the price is reasonable. It's located at the Thompson Central Park New York, by Hyatt....open to the public. Just look around the red carpet curtain read more

Love this little tucked-away gem. Greasy-spoon burgers are my jam. burger joint delivers. Popped in here during a trip to NYC. For starters, it'll take you a hot minute to locate it inside the Parker Hotel. It's not out in the open. Look for the neon sign. Once you locate it, you'll notice it's a relatively small restaurant. There are a handful of booths. It's a somewhat tight squeeze but there is room for groups. The menu is relatively simple. Choose a Hamburger or Cheeseburger. Choose a single or a double. Choose your toppings. Add fries or other sides. The burgers are hearty, big, and come out fast. I got a double with cheese and mustard. The fries were crisp, savory, and juicy. I definitely recommend adding those on. Check this place out if you're in the area. They're open later than some nearby spots and the wait time is short! read more

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Delicious and fresh burgers made to order! Located inside the Le Parker Meridien hotel lobby, Burger Joint may be a bit hard to find. But once you've found it, you'll never forget where it is. The first time I went, I circled the lobby and left the hotel because I couldn't find it (and my stupid pride wouldn't let me ask for help). When I finally realized where it was (thanks to other fellow Yelpers!) I went back and ended up having one of the best burgers I've ever had! They cook their burgers to your liking, so you know you're getting a fresh burger. Their fries aren't the greatest, but definitely plentiful. The seating area is pretty small, and it can be really hard to get a place to sit during their peak hours, but it's the perfect opportunity to have a seat with either a tourist, or a New Yorker. They offer "gluten free" buns, which are really just lettuce of buns. Healthy, good, but not as delicious. Definitely go with the buns if you can handle gluten. read more

Burger Joint - "Gluten free" burgers - American Near Me - New York, New York

What I thought was cool about this place was that it was located in a hotel, behind a red curtain. So it had a sort of unexpected mystique to it. The service was quick, the people working were very nice, I am giving them three stars because I got a bacon cheeseburger with the works, and the actual meat did not taste seasoned. The burger was over all okay, but had I not got the cheese, bacon, onion, mayo, ketchup, etc on it I probably wouldn't have finished it. read more

Been to the Burger Joint a couple of times and enjoy it. Food is good. It's a funky vibe. They DO now take credit cards. Last year when I was here it was cash only. read more

Over rated and way crowded. If it's empty yea sure stop by and grab a burger it's not bad, though fries were bland. Otherwise this is a tourist spot and totally not worth the wait. There was lots of people taking photos of the walls so I guess they like the fake "grungy" vibe of it. Be a real New Yorker and eat elsewhere. read more

2.5/5 "Just stick to Shake Shack." Apart from the hidden entrance in the hotel, burger joint was, disappointingly, all hype. Burgers: -meh; came out really fast tho -the buns were cold, not even toasted -beef patty was alright -lettuce & tomatoes were overwhelming, and seemed to make the burger itself colder Fries: -taste almost exactly like McDonald's French Fries -greasy Drink: -the only have cola It was a *great* dinner. Would not come back, nor recommend coming here for a burger. :) read more

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The location of this place is in the cut of Le Parker Meridien hotel, you could pass by it without even noticing! It is demarcated by a small neon burger sign. When you get inside it is the total opposite of the classy/swanky hotel that it lies within. The walls are plastered with graffiti and posters everywhere, and the place has dim lighting. There is typically a line to order and pick-up, it is a small place so my advice is claim a seat quickly when you see a free table! They offer burgers, fries, brownies, shakes, beer, and not much else. We ordered fries and a cheeseburger and hamburger with "the works" (ketchup, mayo, mustard, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, and pickles) except I asked for no mayo on mine. The burgers are made hot and juicy, however they tasted average/ had nothing too special about the flavor. The fries are thin, super crispy, and very tasty. Pretty pricey for a regular burger. But I like the dive-y and hipster feel to the place, it is nice to experience at least once! read more

Burger Joint - Hamburger with "the works" - American Near Me - New York, New York

Best burger in the city! High quality meat grilled with a nice crust and delicious meaty center. I always get mine medium rare and it's prepared perfectly. They've got it down to a science. Burgers are topped with yummy cheese and the freshest vegetables, pickle, and ketchup, mayo and mustard. Make your life easy and order the works. Fries are good and big enough to share. Milkshakes are amazing. If you haven't been, go. If the line is long, wait. You won't regret it. read more

energy in here was cool. funny how the place is stuck inside of a fancy restaurant. got the chipotle chicken sandwich and it was yummy but i wish the toppings didn't cost so much. sandwich was filling but not too filling! read more

Tucked away inside the Parker Le Meridien, burger joint is a small establishment in midtown with an even smaller menu. Their specialty is indeed burgers and not much else. For a small midtown eatery, they've got a great low key/trendy vibe (some tourists but doesn't feel too tourist heavy). They only seat about 30 people and burgers are ordered from register. The graffiti written and engraved into the wood walls at first feels overwhelming but at second glance it helps add a lot of character to the restaurant. The burger is on the slightly smaller side, only 5 ounces and can be cooked anyway you like. It's definitely a delicious burger but does not rank anywhere near as good as some of the burgers that you can get downtown (such as Whitman's, Minetta Tavern or the Spotted Pig). The rest of the menu is fairly standard for a quick serve burger joint. Fries that look and taste like they came from Mickey D's. Milkshakes and coleslaw are a nice touch to the menu but aren't anything to rave about. read more

Burger Joint - Metropolitan beer. - American Near Me - New York, New York

I hate that I've become the type of person that strongly values the opinion of a celebrity, but Anthony Bourdain has yet to steer me wrong. After seeing it featured on his show The Layover, I had to try Burger Joint the next time I was in Manhattan. I'll be straight with you, it's not easy to find. It's located inside a hotel, down a tiny, dimly lit corridor, to the right of a neon burger. It all feels very Eyes Wide Shut until you're embraced by an overwhelming burger aroma and the sounds of classic rock mixed in with some Mowtown. It's a small spot with walls covered in writing and signs that say "don't write on the walls". The menu at Burger Joint is small, a positive when you consider the fact that they have perfected the few items on it. I ordered a burger, medium rare with the works (lettuce, pickles, tomato, mustard, ketchup, onion - no mayo) with (shoestring) fries and an Allagash wheat beer. I don't know what to say other than, this burger is exactly (EXACTLY!) the way a burger should be made. The bun, excellent. The taste, astounding! The meat, flawlessly grilled. Being from Canada it's not easy to get your burger medium rare, but when you can, and it's done properly with meat that has been well stored, good god, what a treat! The price point is fair, the ambiance is banging. There is a bit of a wait but, c'mon, that's what happens when a tiny place seemingly covets big business. I'll be back for certain. Like, every time I'm in Manhattan from now until forever. read more

Burger Joint - American Near Me - New York, New York

Been to Burger Joint a handful of times. In my book, the burgers can go toe-to-toe with any burger around. IMO the key is to go at an off hour (not lunch time and not dinner time). I went last week on a Saturday night around 9PM. No line and there was one open booth. Mostly tourists at that time. The burger is super- right amount of fat, great grilled flavor. Good bun, slightly toasted, fresh lettuce and tomato, ketchup, mustard. It's really quite simple - but they nail it. IMO no need for fries. They don't go deep on beer selection (3 on tap I think) but you can find something that will go great w/ a burger - I had an Allagash White. Bottom Line: Go. But mid afternoon or at night. Avoid the lunch/dinner madness. read more

Panino molto buono in una location particolare (all'interno di un hotel). C'è da aspettare un po' perché si liberi un tavolo.

Between 3 and 4 stars. Went after a concert at Carnegie Hall and the line was very long when we got there around 10:30pm (and stayed that way). The cashier was very unfriendly, but it wasn't really an issue with ordering anything. The burger was decent but there are plenty of other great burgers out there. I wouldn't make a trip here just for the burger. We also got fries, which were very nice and fresh, without too much salt added on. The chocolate milkshake was the best part of our meal. Seats are hard to get and we luckily happened to be standing next to a table that left. Otherwise, we may have had to wait a lot longer for a seat. Don't like that the menu is really hard to read and is unclear until you get to the very front, which makes you have to scramble to order. Unclear if this is supposed to contribute to the "decor" of the place but it could be contributing to the long lines. Also think for what we get, it's a bit overpriced - but hey, it's a place inside a NYC hotel. What else can I expect? Decent option for a burger in the area at night time, but I wouldn't make a separate trip here. Would consider stopping by for a shake. read more

The best part about this burger is the lettuce. You know what should barely be considered as far as a burger topping is concerned? The lettuce. The vibe is hectic. It's the kind of place that was probably pretty cool when it opened, being in a hidden corridor located in Midtown and all, but slowly degraded from then on. It's packed with tourists. Yes, not the Burger Joint's fault. But just like New York City streets, tourists cannot navigate a New York City restaurant. So the lack of organization is the fault of BJ's. Maybe they like the chaos, but as a patron, to swim through all of the chaos I better be having the best damn burger of my life, and it fell so short. I wouldn't even put this on the top 100 burgers in the city. Why is this 2 stars instead of 1? The staff is really nice and doing an awesome job dealing with the chaos. I also like the Seinfeld poster. read more

Special place. Whenever we're nearby, we'll take a peek to see how long the line is and if not too bad we'll jump in. Hidden in plain sight and tucked in a curtained corner in the Parker NY Hotel, kind of has a hipster kitsch. Dimly lit, vintage movie posters, hand written notes from patrons cover the walls, kinda divey. Simple menu, burgers and fries, done exceptionally well. Nothing fancy, no exotic toppings, just the basics - tomato, lettuce, onion - but super fresh and super tasty. Really friendly service too and I don't know why I'm surprised by this but all staff seem dedicated to delivering outstandingly tasty goods. Fun to watch first timers excited to finally get a seat (not a lot of seating by the way) and then diving into a memorable experience and memorable burger! read more

Burger Joint - American Near Me - New York, New York

Wendy;s had a commercial about 50 years ago with an old lady screeching "where is the beef?" Well, if I made a commercial about this place, I would have slightly younger lady screech "WHERE IS THE TASTE?" really, what a disappointment (btw, this was my second visit) in terms of the taste of the actual meat, it was just, just and i mean just so plain. as plain as 1% milk or maybe warm tap water. inside the place it is pretty cool, you feel like u "discovered" some hidden NY burger joint that only the insiders know about. sadly, u actually discovered average, and it turns out that average is a $10 burger sold by these people. AVOID... but if need that instagram pic thing, then sneak in an snap a pic or two. read more