I don't know about you, but I hate it when my burger turns into a mess after a couple of bites…read more That's not the case at Golden K Burgers. The burger is juicy and it stands up to rigorous chewing. The fries and chicken are crispy and delicious too. Oh, and they have patio seating. What's not to love? Thanks for your warm hospitality, Golden K Burgers, I'll be back.

I had the burger sliders they were serving, along with the cauliflower bites and wings…read more They were all right, and I thought everything was satisfying enough that I would come back. One thing I noticed is that the place is pretty narrow, so it's not a huge space. There are a bunch of TVs throughout the restaurant, and they also have a collection of magazines and journals you can flip through while you watch. Most of them seemed to be food-related or Korean-related.

Such a cute clean small spot! The burgers were amazinggggg! Better than FiveGuys in my opinion. I…read morewould say it would be even better if they add jalapeños and avocado onto their add-ons. I also got the seasonal Habichuelas con Dulce Shake and it was delicious! Staff was very humble and kind.

Came for the shake but burger looked tempting so I got a burger and fries. Fries too skinny. The…read moreburger was good and the habichuela con dulce (available February-Easter day) so good.

Burger Spot is one of those places I can always count on. Local and always busy, but friendly…read moreservice. The interior is small, but seating moves fast. I usually get the little cheeseburger, which is my go-to on an easy day when I just want something familiar and satisfying. This time I switched it up and tried the loaded fries, and they really hit the spot. They were perfect for what I was craving. It felt like eating nachos but with burger flavors and no bun, which I loved. The vegan cheese honestly fooled us. It was creamy and tasty and did not feel like a substitute at all. The only thing I would add is some pickle toppings and maybe a little chopped onion to give it extra bite. Pricing, it can be a bit more than what some expect, but considering the options, it's doable for that perfect late night craving. Overall, it was really good and I would definitely come back for the loaded fries with some customizations.

Worst chicken sandwich and burger I ever had in my whole life , please save yourself do not go…read morethere uncooked burger

STILL my favorite, go-to burger spot even after moving away! Every time I visit the area or go to…read morethe mall, I stop for Black Label. My order is still the same- Black Label Burger well done with fries and a chocolate shake *chef's kiss* Cannot rave about this place enough. I'm always happy when I see it bustling with people- hope they continue to get a lot of business.

I would like to preface that I know I ordered the wrong thing. I know I should have gotten a beef…read moreburger (duh) but I was in the mood for a grilled chicken sandwich (orange label burger). The quality of ingredients was great, the bun nicely toasted, the veggies fresh and a generous piece of chicken but it was soo dry and bland. It had a good grilled taste but otherwise there was no amount of sauce that I felt like could help. I think I would go back to try a beef burger but probably wouldnt opt for a chicken option again.

The "Emoji Burger" Debrief ​Attempted to have a "civilized"…read morefamily dinner at Emoji Burger in Jackson Heights. Within ten minutes, it became a full-contact sport involving napkins and a high probability of a food coma. ​The Lineup: ​The Ori Emo: Pure Pat LaFrieda beef doing the heavy lifting. Classic, juicy, and gone in about four bites. ​Da Wink: Added applewood bacon because we aren't here to play it safe. It's "wink-at-your-trainer-while-you-skip-the-gym" good. ​Weary Fries: Appropriately named. Between the mozzarella, grilled corn, and double aioli, these fries are so heavy they should come with a structural engineering permit. ​BBQ Wings: Hand-battered, crispy, and sweet. The only thing they didn't survive was my sons. ​The Finish Line: We topped it off with a chocolate shake thick enough to defy physics and their famous bread pudding. That bread pudding is a rich, custard-soaked masterpiece that honestly deserves its own jersey. ​We're currently sitting in the car wondering if we'll ever need to eat again. 10/10 would definitely roll out of here again. ​ Emoji Burger | 80-07 37th Ave, Queens Vibe: Deliciously messy. Status: Defeated by the Weary Fries.

I've been here a few times and it's a great burger spot in Jackson Heights with fresh beef patties…read more The food is high quality and perfect for a quick bite. I love the cute emoji concept, and the signature sauce is really good. Definitely better than the other fast-food burger places in the area.

I've ordered delivery from KX Burger through their website more times than I can count. Delivery is…read morealways quick. I got a turkey burger this time, which usually comes with pepper jack cheese, tomato, arugula, sauteed mushrooms, and mayo on a red velvet brioche bun. What I love about this place is the level of customization and the freshness of the ingredients. You can add toppings, cheese, patties, sauces, and sides like hand-cut fries or chips. I substituted the brioche bun for the 8-grain one and added avocado ($12.95 for the burger + $1.00 for bun sub + $1.75 for avocado. The burger was juicy, tasty, and very filling. It was well worth the price.

The burgers are great! classic American-style burger with fresh ingredients and a nice bounce to…read morethe bun and meat. With that being said, a standard burger at this price point is a smidge hard to justify. overall - I'll definitely be back! (albeit when my wallets says its ready for a food splurge)

Just came by after having dinner somewhere else because a friend was taking the LIRR back home and…read morejust wanted a drink close by before the next train. I didn't feel like drinking alcohol so just got water at the bar. My friend got a beer. They didn't get upset we didn't drink and bartender was nice. My friend told him I am a Yelper in which he responded "We love them!". I took some pics of bar he didn't want to be in them. I left him some tip just for the water because such a nice place, location and spot to hang. Also took a pic at Station Square with the beautiful festive Christmas tree & lights since right by Station House.

Tried the ribs, fried shrimp- street corn style, and a bees knees- all were delicious. The ribs had…read morea smoky sauce with a really well seasoned rub, they were fall off the bone. The fried shrimp had a nice crispy coating. The bees knees was a well balanced, classic cocktail. Service was friendly.

It's been a few years since I last came to this location!…read more The food options have expanded, which is great, and there are now lunch promos for weekdays - I remember that was terminated a few years ago. We couldn't take advantage of that coz we went on a Saturday, but it's a great deal if you want to swing by on weekdays. Everything's fresh, and portions are good. Service was friendly and efficient. I think I'll come back and try the new options.

First time trying Bareburger and, unfortunately, I wasn't a fan of the burger. I liked the option…read moreof customizing a burger and adding as many veggies as you want. They definitely piled the veggies on, which I appreciated. However, the beef patty was not great texturally. There seemed to be an issue with consistency, three of us ordered the same burger cooked medium rare but our burgers were cooked with different levels of doneness. One was perfectly medium rare, one was very rare, and mine was in between with some parts that were rare. The rare parts felt (and looked) too much like raw ground beef, tasted mushy. It wasn't a big deal though because it was still edible. If I come back here, I would probably just order medium to be on the safe side. What actually ruined the patty for me was the chewy, rubbery gristle. The other burgers didn't have as much but mine had gristle in nearly every bite. Thankfully, the brioche bun and veggies kind of made up for the meat. The onion rings were really fried and super crunchy; they almost looked burnt. It was a little too fried for me but I still enjoyed it. The spicy barbecue sauce was really good and had a tiny kick. I preferred the spicy barbecue sauce to the garlic aioli. The aioli was too thick so I liked combining the two sauces. The fries were basic chain restaurant fries, crispy and fluffy. I would be happy with ordering either fries or onion rings again. However, I think the onions rings made the burger more enjoyable. Pretty big place with lots of seating. Quick and friendly service.

Stopped by Hitit Burger in Bayside recently, right near the LIRR, and it turned out to be a solid,…read moreeasy weekday bite. The space inside is pretty simple and minimalistic -- clean, modern, nothing overly fancy. It feels like the kind of place you pop into when you're craving a good burger without making a whole production out of dinner. They focus on smash burgers, so you get those crispy edges with a juicy center, which is always a win. Everything is 100% halal, which I appreciate, and the menu has a few fun options like the Jalapeño Thrill, Garlic Mushroom smash, and even a Morning Flare burger with a fried egg and beef bacon. There are chicken and veggie options too if that's more your speed. I kept it simple and ordered a burger with fries, and it really hit the spot. Nothing overcomplicated -- just a well-made burger, good flavor, and fresh ingredients. The kind of meal that feels satisfying without being too heavy. Overall, it's a great casual stop in Bayside if you're near the train or just looking for a quick halal burger. Perfect for a laid-back weekday meal.

The signage of this place is stylized in such a way that at first I thought this place was called…read moreTittie! Sold! Whatever they were selling I am buying. Actually checking out the inside it turns out it is a smashburger place that is reminiscent of the burgeoning 7th Street chain that is popping up everywhere. What I appreciate about this place is the menu has more options than 7th Street. Listening to my buddy Billy C who capitalized GARLIC MUSHROOM burger in his review made me intrigued, He was totally on the mark with this - I loved the pile of garlicky mushroom sitting on this burger. We paired this with the loaded fries which made a good shareable meal since we were not too hungry. Like 7th Street, Mexican coke is available if that is your thing. Other burger options include kimchi, jalapenos and fried egg in various configurations. Again like 7th Street, decor is unremarkable, but at least they have seating unlike most of the stand up tables in most 7th Streets Overall, this is a solid Bell Blvd option that should continue to thrive despite the dwindling bar/drinking culture that used to dominate this area.

Celebrated our wedding anniversary at Au Cheval in New York City and it absolutely lived up to the…read morehype. The burger was incredibly juicy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Adding the egg was such a great touch -- it took an already amazing burger to another level. To make the night even more memorable, we were surprised with a complimentary dessert for our anniversary, which was a thoughtful gesture and really elevated the experience. The ambiance was young, trendy, and full of energy without feeling overwhelming. The vibe made it feel like the kind of place you want to stay awhile, enjoy good food, and celebrate special moments. Service was excellent from start to finish. Everyone was attentive, welcoming, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal.

The waitstaff was extremely rude. The hostess was rude. Three people who we spoke to, prior to…read morebeing seated, were rude The food was overhyped in my opinion. I had the double burger with egg & bacon. I also tried the bacon & black pepper mac & cheese and the french fries with garlic aioli. The food was too salty Disappointing, as I'd been excited to try this place, as everywhere online said this place has the best burger