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An old timey New York icon of a bar, gets crossed off my bucket list, finally. I will never beat Bobby Flay, but did try his childhood burger joint. I parked myself at the bar as patrons were leaving midday on a sunny May Day Friday. Lines of folks were outside waiting to get in to this very popular place. A noice burger it is. Served on a bed of raw red onion and sliced pickles. I would have liked it more if it was juicier, tho. The "cottage fries" were crinkle cut like the pickles were, and they thankfully were thin, crisp not salty or greasy. Kitty stopped by to serve up my burger. I am not much of a bar guy, to be honest. Never got to know a Norm. Looked to be filled with locals as the person seated at the bar stool next to me called our bartender by name "Bobby". That bar has seen a lot of NewYorkers over the years. Did not appear to be any tourists. A fun experience for me.
Cuisine: 7 Service: 7 Decor: 7 Value: 7 Overall: 7 Established 1972 in the Upper East Side, this old school restaurant is an institution for burger lovers. I haven't been in a while, but made a pitstop recently. Nothing has changed except for the prices. Same decor since my first visit during college. Same down to earth servers doing their thing. And the same pub style burger that made them famous is still a joy. I hope this place never change.
Walked in for a late lunch around 3ish on a Wednesday afternoon. One of my favorite cheeseburgers in NYC area served with dill pickles and raw red onions. Their cottage fried potatoes are one of my best choices to pair with the burger. Their melon decor is something that is just so very quirky and quaint for as long as I've been coming here. I love the "old school" cozy feel and charm like the tin ceilings painted over in watermelon pink, the stained glass window preserved in their decor and the wood bar. I did not get to finish with their delicious sour cream apple pie, however, I highly recommend it.
It was a bright, sunny early evening. Possibility rang in the air for basketball games have been played; the Knicks had won three, the Spurs one. Later that night the Knicks were to make history well history since in the 1970s. Yes, children, I'm telling you the story of the night I had the best hamburger I've ever had. And the best cottage fries, which are very rare. In fact this might be the first time I've ever had cottage fries in a restaurant. J G Melon does not disappoint, and the prices are unbelievably reasonable. It is cash only. It has some very unusual things on the menu such as Cornish game hen. It also has a lots of salads and some very delicious sounding desserts, but I did not try any. The inside of the rest of the iconic tavern is classic New York City. I highly recommend a visit. Oh- and great bartender too. Excellent margarita
I had passed by this old cash-only relic of a restaurant a handful of times, usually after going into Central Park or something similar. It's always crowded, and I was finally able to get in without waiting much a couple of months ago. They only had bar seating, which I was perfectly fine with. The bartender was my waitress, and she was overwhelmed but friendly, making a whole lot of cocktails. I eventually got an Allagash White from their tap selection for $8, which was tasty as always. For dinner, I ordered a cheeseburger at medium rare and their cottage fries, which are a separate order here. The burger was $13.50 without cheese or $1 more with it, and I got it with cheddar. After a while, it arrived with a good amount of pickles on the side. The burger had a good crisp and was moderately juicy, but it was a bit small for the price and had only a tiny bit of cheese. The fact that it doesn't come with fries or anything else doesn't really help, and if I were really hungry, I probably would have needed to order a second or something else. The cottage fries, or "Cottage Fried Potatoes" as listed on the menu, were good. They were slightly crispy on the outside, soft in the middle, and mostly worth it for $8. The food was overall perfectly fine, but it's hard to justify the price given the size and the fact that the fries aren't included. For instance, you can get a juicier burger that is a good three times larger, with a better patty and higher quality cheese, plus waffle fries, at Wollensky's Grill for only an extra $2.50. Not including that place, there are plenty of other places for a similarly priced or cheaper burger that are just as good, if not better (even the pricey P.J. Clarke's fits this narrative, and that's not that common.) The fact that it's cash-only and a hassle to get into doesn't really help either. If you don't mind paying a bit more, go here for the nostalgia, as it is still tasty.
Here's the thing about old New York restaurants - they're too over-hyped. Often the food is just ok, but its reputation is bolstered by the mere fact that it's been around for decades. I'm here to tell you the truth -- the food here is decent, but not mind-blowing. I can get the same quality and taste from a cheaper establishment. Hell, I can satisfy the same cravings at Shake Shack! I came here on a Friday evening and had to wait in an hour line. That's the last hour-line I'll ever stand in. I could have spent that time dining, paying, and heading back home if I chose a place elsewhere. And as I said, the burgers were decent, but not worth the wait. The potato chips were fantastic, but again, it doesn't compete against the many other establishments with great fried potatoes. Was the bustling, tightly-spaced bar vibe charming? Yes. Did I think the green gingham tablecloth was a nice touch? Absolutely. Was the overall experience, from the wait to the food to the ambience, worth standing in an hour line? No. If you want to try this just to say you've tried it, be my guest. But be warned -- you're coming for the name, not the food.
Just an all round, really good burger. It's got the retro vibes and the interior feels cozy and classic. Would I wait an hour for it? Probably not, but if you can get in without a wait it's a solid meal. One burger left me a bit hungry, but if you supplement with fries or split a second with a friend, it's a good amount of food.
This place has amazing atmosphere and charm. The food is superb and they quickly get you your food. The only problem is the service. I know, I know, they are busy BUT by not having water for 15 min and not asking if you need another drink, or not bringing the check makes the turnover slow and then you have people waiting outside. It's not a rush of people wanting in... it's slow service where you have people sitting.
I'd never been to J.G. Melon, it never hit my radar screen - living downtown, I'm not in the neighborhood. Until I recently saw Bobby Flay say he'd been going for decades, and it was his favorite burger in the city. Ironically, 2 weeks after I heard his 'testimonial', I had a doctor's appointment on.......74th St., a few blocks down from J.G. I made plans to have lunch there after the appointment. I ordered the cheeseburger and cottage fries. The burger came with red onions and pickles; however, I like my cheeseburgers with ketchup only - I want to taste the meat. I'll admit to having a few pickles in between bites! The first bite was eye opening! The cheese had blanketed the dark, seared, slightly crisp crust that I rarely find on my hamburgers; I didn't know it was there! It was a perfect combination for the juicy, flavorful and savory interior of the burger! I ordered it medium, and it was cooked perfectly. I could taste the 'quality of the meat' - I'm not sure what cuts they're using, and what the fat content is, but they've mastered the recipe! Next up, the cottage fries. There's a story behind the 'cottage fries' at J.G. - it has something to do with either running low on potatoes...or keeping them in the fryer a little longer, I can't remember which. But when it happened, customers clamored for more. They're crispier and thinner than your typical cottage fries; a few were almost like a thick potato chip. While I found them very tasty, my preference is for a thicker, fluffier fry. I'm glad I saw Bobby's 'Flaylist' - it opened the door to a truly delicious cheeseburger in the city! I'll definitely be back!
This one lives up to the hype. It is one of those classic New York spots that feels completely untouched in the best way. Cozy booths, a packed bar, and that kind of energy where you know people have been coming here forever. The cheeseburger is exactly what you want it to be. My bestie had the turkey cheese burger. No gimmicks, no overthinking, just perfectly cooked, juicy, and served the way it should be. And those cottage fries. . . Wow! But honestly, what struck me just as much was the service. Warm, fast, and genuinely welcoming even when the place is buzzing. Bobby is super friendly and seems to know all the regulars by name. He took care of us as if we were regulars, though. It's cash only, it's crowded, and you might wait a bit . . . but it's absolutely worth it. Some places are trendy. This place is permanent.
Pretty much exactly what I expected!! As others have noted, it's cash only so make sure to bring cash. Burger was decent but I do wish it came with more bacon. Fries were just okay. Given the location, not sure I'm rushing back since there are other burger spots I prefer, but I was glad to have tried it!
J. G. Melon is an iconic Upper East Side burger institution. It also most definitely has the nostalgia factor. Located on Third Ave, there sometimes can be long waits. Even when there is a wait, it's worth while. For me, dining at J. G. Melon holds many memories. Since I was a teenager have eaten many burgers here with my family over the years. Eating here, feels like coming home again The decor is old school and, holds onto its charm. Service is friendly and welcoming. Don't forget it's cash only. The cheese burger, turkey burger and their cottage fries are delicious. The quality of food has not changed over the years. If you are in the mood for desert, my favorite is the apple sour cream walnut pie. A sweet way to end a true New York burger experience.
Came for the burger last night, have been meaning to try it for years! Really wanted to have the burger in the original OG location so I'm happy we did. Got lucky with only a 15 minute wait and was seated at a nice table in the back. Started off with a cup of chilli (+ onion and cheese how they suggest) which was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! I'm very picky with my chilli and don't usually order it out but I'm so glad I did here. Not too many beans, not too much meat and the cheese is cubed up Velveeta and the red onions provide a nice bite! Strongly recommend. The burger.... was AWESOME! I understand the hype. The patty is fat and it's seasoned generously. The cheese was melted perfectly and the pickles and onions gave a great crunch. Super super juicy meat was medium rare how I ordered it, simply succulent! I'm really impressed with the burger and it definitely ranks Top 5 classic burgers on my list in Manhattan! *oh and it's cash only* read more
They do not take reservations but are very efficient at turning around tables. I came in at 6:30 and it took about 15 min to get seated on a Friday. The outdoor seating allowed for a very secluded dining experience which was nice. The later it got, the busier it got. The burger was very subpar--it wasn't bad but it also was very standard. It was thick, juicy, and bland. Can't believe it was $16. Their cottage fries on the other hand were phenomenal and had a great crunch! Service was decent. read more
5 years ago
It's not my first time at JG Melon, but it has been a very long time since I last visited. I went for lunch before a day at the Met, and it was absolutely perfect. No reservations, so we were quoted a reasonable 20 minutes, but our table was ready faster than expected. The hostess was kind enough and asked if we wanted outside or inside (both heated). This is a no frills restaurant, so it's packed but quick service. We ordered cottage fries and cup of chili to share and I got the cheeseburger. Everything was so good and cooked to perfection. I was pleasantly surprised by the chili since I never got that before. The cheeseburger was *chefs kiss* everything i hoped for and more! Not to give you high expectations .. it was just ok... ;) Cash only, so don't forget to take out some cash! read more
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Classic for a reason. Very good burger, and old school vibes make it a very comfortable place to sit and enjoy a meal. Some tips: -No reservations, just put your name on the list when you arrive and wait for a friend -Cash only - be prepared! -There IS outdoor seating, but inside is where the vibes are -Get the burger (duh!) and split fries -Tomato and bacon are both extra (but worth it) Great for sitting at the bar with friends and enjoying a mimosa (somehow fortified for super strength), or for a low key date night. Very kid friendly. Fun fact: I love this place even more than I already did after watching them politely kicking out an over served gentleman on a Friday night. Props for keeping it under control and family friendly! read more
3 years ago
I was a little surprised to find their fries as unsalted circle-cut potatoes, but the cheeseburger was quite enjoyable. Cash is recommended for dining here. read more
4 years ago
No frills burger joint. If you need to wait, do yourself a favor and grab a beer with the friendly Irish bartender. Burger is phenomenal, minimalist with a nice char grilled flavor. Fries are crispy. Would highly recommend! read more
So, Mr. Bobby Flay posted about J.G.'s burger being one of the burgers he often craved. We are talking about a renown chef that's also a grill master raving about the burgers from here. Naturally, I had to give it a try. It was a rainy Tuesday around 12:30 PM. I'd say it was pretty busy, but there were tables available. I was contemplating between whether to get bacon with my cheeseburger or fries or both. I didn't want to be overly gluttonous. So I opted to skip the bacon, and ordered a cheeseburger cooked medium with fries. Food did not take long to come out. I loved seeing that the fries were fried to golden brown perfection. Nothing more infuriating than pale fries that look like they were blanched in oil for 3 seconds. Burger was great in its simplicity. Beefy and juicy with great charred taste. Fries were perfection. Bobby wins again. As for service, staff were 50/50. Half of them were not the friendliest and half of them were. It is what it is. read more
Everything about this place rocks. I love it so much I had my rehearsal dinner here the night before my wedding. The burger is perfect and the cottage fries are the stuff of legend - but the secret over the top item IMO is the chocolate chip cake I always get for dessert. It's out of control. If you're hungry enough - the chili is an item I never thought to order before but once you've had it you'll struggle to skip it ever again. They're cash only and regularly have a wait to be seated but just deal with it and enjoy yourself. It's a perfect NYC experience. read more
I don't really think there's anything I can say about this place that hasn't been said before. No nonsense delicious burgers that are the perfect hangover cure. I will say that some days the burger itself seems more seasoned than other days but usually it's a home run. Things to be aware of is that it's cash only and you will likely have to wait if you're going during a busy time of day but it's definitely worth the experience! read more
5 years ago
My pot-head friend recommended this place, so I had to check it out for myself. For $15 bucks I got a very small tiny cheese burger that started falling apart as soon as i lifted up the top bun in order to put on some ketchup ( please see picture). Maybe the cheese had stuck to this very unimpressive cheap bun. It also included sliced red onions, sliced pickles, fries , several packets of ketchup and an itsybitsy tiny little diet coke contained in an itsy-bitsy tiny plastic cup that probably held about a quarter can worth of diet coke. It also seemed like they were really busy inside and since I got this to go it looked like the whole thing was thrown together really quick because they forgot the napkins. The burger tasted good, It was cooked to my desired preference, however it was so small that I was still left yearning for more. I was tempted to go to McDonald's to satisfy the rest of my burger craving but was disciplined and did not. In my opinion 5 guys serves the same great tasting burger except with normal size portions minus all the hype. Moral of the story...Don't take food advice from your pot-head friends because they'll eat anything. read more
Classic burger spot in the UES. Came here around 2 on a Sunday afternoon, there was about a 30 minute wait. Plenty of outdoor seating (which I prefer!!) Their chili cup was really good. Not sure what chili is and why it is even a thing but it was pretty good in my books! Lots of beans throughout... yum. Lol We ordered the burgers medium rare and although they were, I didn't like how charred the outside was. It added an extra crunchy element I didn't know if I wanted in my burger lol. The bacon didn't really add that much. It was more crunch on an already crunchy burger patty haha. Overall, it's a solid basic burger spot! No frills, super barebones, no lettuce or tomato provided!! read more
This is a no-frills, cash-only restaurant that takes no reservations. In any place like this, you know the food *has* to be amazing. My friends and I came here after doing some shopping in the UES around 7pm on a Saturday. We waited for about 30 minutes for a table. They don't take phone numbers for their waitlist, so be sure to stay around the area in case you miss your slot. I got the cheeseburger while my friends got the bacon cheeseburger. The burger was cooked to my preferences. One thing to know is the only toppings the burger includes is pickles and onions-- make sure to explicitly ask for tomatoes and lettuce if you want it! As others have mentioned, the burger patty is quite thick but smaller than the bun so it was a little hard to assemble the burger. Once you get past that, the burger is delightful and a great cure for a long day. The fries are different, but they're very crispy. They're cut into folded pieces so the extra surface area gives you more crunch. Would recommend! Overall: this is not the spot if you're looking for fine dining, but if you're looking for a quick and delicious burger then this is a great choice. read more
3 years ago
So happy I stumbled across this gem on a "best of" list while planning our trip... so, so good! Yes, we had to wait for a table (it's a neighborhood staple on a Saturday at lunchtime... we were expecting it) and yes, it's cash only (there's an ATM across the street, same block). The service was great, the setting was charming, the beer was icy cold, and the crust on those juicy burgers was perfect (the cottage fries were pretty great too)! Will definitely be back next time I'm near the UES! read more
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Personally not a fan. As a burger lover, I had to try J. G. Melon and get food here, as people hail it as one of the "NY institutions" when it comes to hamburgers. I ordered take out for one burger and cottage potato fries. The burger meat itself didn't taste like anything special. The bun was both ordinary and smelly, which was a disappointment. I was excited to taste the cottage fries, but they came out slightly soggy. I only gave two stars due to the great service, specifically the kind ladies working out front. Perhaps the food is far, far better when you dine in, but takeout unfortunately did not hit the spot. read more
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Fantastic burgers and amazing service! I've been coming to this joint for many years and it never disappoints. This restaurant makes one of my favorite burgers in NYC! The burgers are delicious, juicy, and packed with flavor. I love this place! If you enjoy burgers this place is a must try. Highly highly recommended! read more
7 years ago
What a total let down. After years of hearing that this place has the best burger in NYC, my husband and I finally decided to try it. We came on a Monday night and luckily snagged a seat. After we sat, people were getting quoted for an hour wait. The service is brusque here. For the record, I didn't come here thinking I would get fine dining service. But, for an establishment that's been around for awhile, I didn't expect service along the lines of road side diner. No wonder the wait is so long. The waitresses are overwhelmed and disorganized. The food comes out quick, which is a plus. That's about the end of the positives. The burgers were flavorless! For a place that specializes in burgers, you would think that the grill has been seasoned over the years. The fries, however, were nice and crisp. To add insult to injury, the bill we got for 3 burgers, cottage fries, a coke and a glass of wine came out to $90. Are you kidding me?! Wtf?! I questioned the waitress bc there's no way this was correct. She laughed and said she made a mistake. But after reading a few other Yelpers and overhearing the table next to us, it seems that this is a common practice. Make sure you check the bill! Make sure you bring cash...and lots of it! read more
What a cute great affordable place! We just had to try the burgers after we saw Bobby Flay has been eating them for years and recommended on the Flay List show. Atmosphere was cozy and warm feeling. Small place at this location. No wait at 6pm on a friday, we sat right now. The place was filled though. The burger was crunchy on the outside and very flavorful but not too meaty tasting. Sometimes thick burgers taste too meaty but this was delicious. Definitely make it a cheeseburger! And they give you lots of pickles and onions to put on top which I love. Super affordable at 12.50 The cottage fries were really good too. They are thick chips that are crunchy on the outside but have fluffy potato on the inside. Very good, I would take these over fries any day. And I like how they are served plain so you can put the amount of salt you want on them. We had the chocolate chip cake for dessert since I have a sweet tooth. Which was a rich chocolate cake. The iceing was very sugary. Tasted like an entenmanns cake but in a good way. And they have whipped cream on the side. Nice to have something sweet after a burger. Can't wait to come back again. I kind of want to try the turkey sandwhich but I don't want to not get the burger again b.c it was the best burger I had at a restaraunt! read more
3 years ago
Born and raised in Brooklyn. Coming up I was always told "don't eat in the city the food is crazy expensive and has no flavor " The burger tastes like a 1982 burger no flavor just meat and bread and I was charged $31 for that crap. The fries were good. Hot and crispy but no flavor. If your a diabetic ,don't like flavor or and old crow maybe this place is for you. The staff was great. But don't believe the hype this burger was whack. All these old school NY food establishment are whack even the blk one's "you know her from uptown ". I don't know wat "good ol boy" club these people are in where they have the title "best". You can get a better burger anywhere read more
A good option for a simple diner-style burger. My boyfriend and I had the bacon cheese burger. It was satisfying and good for what it is, classic burger with no frills. We also had the mozzarella in carozza. It tasted like a French toast + grilled cheese fused into one delicious item. This is somewhere I'd take my friends from out of town for a classic New York burger. Space here is tight, though. Completely optimized to make use of every inch. And there will likely be a bit of a wait. read more
This place was overall pretty good. My boyfriend and I got a chili bowl to share, and it was classic chili with a unique twist since they put sliced cheese and onion on top of it. We enjoyed our juicy cheeseburgers and the fries (they didn't have the classic circular fries but wedge ones that were still good). There was a slight wait around 12 pm (20 minutes) but I think it's worth it to try this place at least once. If you are craving a good burger definitely stop by! read more
3 years ago
This is a staple of NYC! The burger here is simple, but it rated one of the best in the city. With good reason. It's delicious. No fuss, just quality food. The place is old, but fun, with people from all walks of life. Service can be grumpy, but more in a NYC kinda way. It's not personal m read more
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Ate a few burgers while in NYC, and this was the winner. Nothing fancy...just a great burger. read more
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Wow? UES' favourite burger? Like, what--because there are no other options? Let's start this by saying -- you can get a better value up the road at Ethyl's. The wait staff seems overwhelmed, not sure if this is a COVID thing or an average JG Melon issue. This place is cash only, so be aware of that when you go. Everything on the menu is overpriced. For a cheeseburger and fries it's around 25 dollars. I know we live in NYC but seriously. I think another issue about this, is the size of the burger. It's NOT worth the price for the size. The flavour of the burger is extremely lacking. It taste like nothing. Turns out the UES' favourite burger place doesn't even season their meat. The fries are squishy and soggy. Not sure they're fried at all? This place is not good. Really poor quality burger. From the low quality buns, unseasoned meat, the unmelted cheese, the frondless burger -- soggy fries. Maybe it was better in the past? Either way, the cost is NOT worth it. Terrifying way to spend your money. read more
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This is a famous burger spot so you know I had to try. Bobby Flay named it his favorite in nyc and I am not sure what he was drinking when he made that bold statement but it is what it is. We didnt get off to a good start... they said take out is 15 min but its more like 25-30 min fyi. I ordered a cheeseburger with fries and it was $21.75...kind of pricey. It is also cash only. The worst part of takeout was that they dont put the pickles on the burger they leave them loose on the side. If you get fries then they are mixed in with them and it made the fries soggy from the pickles. Yuck. That is one of my worst nightmares. Anyway, the burger was good but not best in nyc good. Nothing popped out at me that made it spectacular. 3 stars is about right. read more
5 years ago
As of right now this is my favorite hamburger place! I went in a group of 2 and we were seated right away. I ordered the hamburger and fries. And we got the tomato to salad. Hamburger: Amazing. It comes with onions and pickles. In the picture i moved the onions to the tomato salad because I do not like them. I cannot recommend the burger enough!! Fries: these fries were so good. I loved the size and shape. They were not salted but you can do it yourself at the table. Tomato salad; the tomatoes were fresh and delicious! The service was awesome and I will 100% be going back! read more
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