We come here every time we're in Manhattan--my 14 year old daughter absolutely loves their burgers!…read more Classic cheese smashburgers paired with Mexican Cokes. It's easily one of the better smashburgers around--juicy patty, delicious sauce, grilled onions, pickles and a soft bun. The burgers are on the smaller side (not White Castle small, but my daughter usually eats two!), but at $6.50 for a single patty cheeseburger, it's a OK value. Don't skip the fries--they are crispy, delicious, and a generous portion for the price. Quick, easy, and fast! The staff was friendly, welcoming, and easygoing. Fast-casual vibe that feels a bit more low-key than standard fast-food joints. There is a small number of seats inside (stool seating) plus a couple of high tops tables outside.

The burger is nice and juicy, the sauce is very tasty, love the grilled onions & the bun is nice &…read moresoft. Nice amount of fries too Just wish they offered a combo meal, I feel it will be a little bit more affordable, even for a few hours on certain days, that would be great It's a nice casual place

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha…read more Oh wait. You mean, you weren't joking? Okay. Let's recap. I got a sponsored ad for Holy Burger. One of our burger go-to's recently closed, and I was willing to give it a shot. Though they seem to have a few outposts, I'm always one to support a mom-and-pop as opposed to larger names. This was my first time ordering. It will be my only time. This review is based on delivery. For over $60 (before tip), I was expecting something... else I guess. Mediocre burger? Check Slightly better than okay fries? Check Small Chopped chicken with cheese? Check Combo with like five or six fries? Check A shot glass of "cola" that comes with the combo? Check. Nothing memorable, and I'm still hungry. Also I ordered a double smash burger, not only have I had better, their "onion smash" had like one sliver of onions on it. Guess I was expecting an Oklahoma style onion burger, so massively disappointing. Save your money and go anywhere else. I seriously have no idea how this place has 4 stars and above all, is still in business. Nothing like pricing out the neighborhood and any decent places for the residents,

Walking home from my occasional Columbus Ave errands I saw Holy Cow and wondered what it was…read morebecause as far as I could tell, they were a newcomer on that block. Immediately did an online search as I rounded the corner onto CPW and yes, holy cow! Burgers, chicken, hot dogs, fries! And the kicker is it's all Halal. We ordered all of those things. They did get one thing wrong: we ordered wings but they sent tenders (or boneless wings...which taste the same to me). We did order the wings a couple weeks later on our second try. They're very spicy. Burgers were fine, fries were fantastic (crispy, well seasoned). Fine choice when you're hankering for standard American grill foods and some delicious fries. Prices are good but delivery and other fees are outrageous. Our recent order of two burgers, wings, one small fries came to $69 after taxes, fees, and tip.

Some of the best fries in the city, after 7th street and mcdonalds…read more Cold crispy Kona Big Wave. Great meal.

My friend and I came here for appetizers and drinks before dinner, and we asked to be seated…read moreinside. Usually that would mean that service is faster as the staff are walking out of the kitchen, but the service here was unbearably slow. We had to crane our heads to get our orders taken, to find someone to give us our bill, and to ask about our order. We ordered a drink (the second drink was sold out and my friend was uninterested in other options) and two appetizers and the drink came first, followed by a twenty minute wait for calamari. The calamari was probably the thinnest squid in the ocean and looked like shoestring fries, but the sauce it came in was delicious. There were approximately three zucchini sticks and four peppers in the calamari, which is on par with many restaurants, but less bang for your buck. It eventually became clear after another 10 min wait that our truffle fries were nowhere to be seen, and since we had to leave for our dinner reservation soon we struggled to flag a server, who then told us that they never put in our fries order. We obviously did not ask them to start making it for us, instead asking for the bill and then leaving. I wish I liked this place more than I did, but the service and staff here were so slow and hard to flag down it felt like we spent our entire meal looking around.

This place was fantastic! The ambiance was beautiful from the moment we walked in, with the option…read moreto sit inside or outside. The dim lighting and overall atmosphere made it feel like a true hidden gem in NYC. The service was top-tier. Our server constantly checked in on us, gave us honest recommendations and feedback on the menu, and maintained such a positive attitude throughout the entire night. Even the manager was incredibly friendly and stopped by our table a few times to make sure everything was going well. It honestly felt like we were dining with a group of friends! And the food was delicious. If you love pickles, this is definitely the spot for you! There were pickle options everywhere, from fried pickles to diced pickles incorporated into the dishes. Everything was flavorful, extremely filling, and satisfying. One small tip: if you order something that comes with a biscuit, be mindful of the biscuit sitting underneath the chicken, as it can get a little soggy. Other than that, everything was great! Overall, I had a wonderful experience and would definitely come back. A great atmosphere, amazing service, and delicious food -- definitely worth checking out!

This place was absolutely AMAZING! It hit 5 stars on all aspects from the service to the food to…read morethe ambiance! I will definitely be patronizing again in the near future. A friend and I chose to experience the Restaurant Week lunch special since neither of us had been to this restaurant before. We sat at the bar and decided to go for the $19 lunch special they serve Monday - Friday instead. We had alot of staff servicing us. Even though we sat at the actual bar, we had a floor server attending to us as well as the bar staff. We even met the manager, Tiffany, as she introduced herself to us and made sure we were taken care of properly. The UWS location is huge. It is about 2/3rds of a North/South block with an enclosed patio built in the front of the restaurant. The bar is simply beautiful. It is half inside and half on the sidewalk also semi enclosed. I did not walk around the inside of the restaurant but I did see there were alot of mirrors and a darker interior. Bar was filled with liquor on the walls and gave it a modern day saloon feel. Very comfortable and inviting. We ordered drinks initially. They were carefully crafted and tasty on a hot summer day. I ordered the Waldorf Salad lunch special and my friend had the Spicy Chicken Sandwich. I must say the portions are large. They make sure you do not leave hungry! :) Both entrees came with soup and a second side. I had the biscuit and honey/maple butter. Oh my was it heavenly. My friend was super satisfied with her sandwich. It looked like a meal fit for a Queen! All of the food was seasoned well. While we were still enjoying our meal the bar changed from lunch to happy hour service. My friend decided to order the Margarita flight. It came with three flavored margaritas for a mere $12. I tried the Spicy Brine Margarita and it will now be the only drink I have for future visits. So delicious and flavorful. We were having such a great time as the bar filled with patrons and we spoke with our neighbors. At this time one of our servers brought us a complimentary pretzel. It was the star of the show from presentation to taste I would recommend anyone to try it. The bathrooms are unisex. By the time I needed to use it the restaurant was crowded and so it needed to be serviced. The stall I utilized had a strong urine smell and needed a proper cleaning. Management might consider placing air fresheners in each stall to at least give the illusion of cleanliness. This restaurant raised the bar for hospitality! The service was top notch as well as the food and atmosphere. If you have not tried this place I highly suggest that you do. It is a 100 out of 10 establishment for NYC! My gratitude goes out to all of the wait staff and bartenders that made our experience so wonderful.

It was good food and good portions that looked like the pictures on the website. We sat at the bar…read moresince this place is pretty popular and we didn't want to wait twenty minutes for seating. We got the french toast, pancakes, turkey bacon and hashbrowns. Everything tasted good. But the bacon could have been crispier. I know many people struggle to make turkey bacon crispy. I've been able to do it at home but only with certain brands so I'm not too surprised the strips were floppy instead.

Great place, awesome service and delicious gluten free options ! what more could you ask for haha…read more Definitely enjoyed eating here, very laid back atmosphere with a cool vibe. Went with the B.L.A.T.Bacon, lettuce, avocado, tomato, herb aioli, on gluten free bread, and the Fried Chicken + Cheddar Waffle with habanero honey (Gluten-free). So delicious and everything was well prepared. If you are looking for some great gluten-free options stop by here because you wont be disappointed!

First of all the staff here had the best vibes!! The music playing was a vibe and overall just a…read moregood experience before we even ordered. I got the basic temptation burger and my partner got the divine sin burger- both of us really enjoyed our food. We shared truffle fries as well which were cooked to perfection- not a soggy or burnt fry in sight

Popped over with a friend after visiting the Met. Didn't view the photos carefully, the place was…read moresmaller than expected. Our server was apologetic about taking a few minutes to take our order - he was the only person preparing the burgers and serving customers - additional staff woumd help. The food was actually tasty, cooked medium as we asked, but for the price we thought the patty could have been a bit larger for it's price ($20+ for a Temptation burger and bottle of water).

Hands down the best fast food burger spot. I usually ditch one bun when I eat burgers, but not…read morehere--the buns are unbelievably soft, fresh, and actually worth keeping intact. The spicy jalapeño sauce is a standout: flavorful with just the right level of heat that doesn't overpower the burger. I always go for the double Impossible burger, and it hits every time--juicy, satisfying, and honestly, sometimes one still isn't enough. Yes, it's that good.

Accessible by the 4/5/6/Q trains and then a short walking distance of 5-10 min to get there. The…read moreglass storefront has the signature 7th Street Burger sign as usual. Ambiance wise is your typical red-and-white checkered background. Several metal tables and stools are seen inside the limited space. Staff greets customers once you walk in through the door. A simple and straightforward menu with burgers + fries + soda/water. Everyone orders at the front counter. Either cash or credit card is getting accepted as payment. Friendly staff and very quick service except sometimes behind schedule on the weekends. When all the seats get taken, then I will take my food to go and eat at a nearby park or open space. Burger is usually on the oilier side and fries are tad bit salty too. Mexican Coke/Sprite tastes good down the throat on a hot summer day like today.

One of the best to do it! Not quite a dive, not quite a sports bar club ambiance. Its the sweet…read morespot where they always deliver a top experience. They have plenty of tvs for the game, great beer selection and top notch bar food. Trust me their wings will be your new favorite. Great spot for groups, just watching the game solo or a chill date. It is pretty spacious, I've gone a few times when people were having birthdays. One thing to note is the trap doors to get into the bathrooms lol.

Came here with my friend after work. We grabbed seats at the bar. They have the doors open and it…read morewas beautiful weather out so it was nice and open for us. We started off with two margaritas and the chips and guac. Service was fast, efficient and unparalleled. You can tell they really care about their customers. The guac and chips were freakin perfect. If I was to order that I'd want the chips to be theirs every time! So delicious ... especially the guac. We wished our margaritas were a bit more spicy but still a great drink made. We tried the frozen margarita as well... that was fantastic. Not too sweet and very refreshing for a summer day. The straw given was fun. The shrimp tacos were delicious and it came with 5!!! I wish I had a better word for delicious maybe mouth watering. Really this spot was so great. My friend ordered the crispy chicken sandwich and the first words she said after taking a bite were "omg" she said it was so crispy so good. 10/10 for that sandwich. It was trivia night here. We didn't play but still fun and in all great vibes from all of there employees. This place was a 5 star bar. Totally exceeded our expectations.

This is THE place everyone should visit when visiting the US from out of the country and wondering…read moreabout American food. We (Americans) are so glutinous it's crazy, but this food was so good. Everything was JUMBO size, tons of butter, tons of cheese, all fried - for one night, it was a dream. That honey and butter pull apart bread is something I'm still thinking about a week later. I also got the chicken, bacon, and toast to share, and the chicken was nicely fried but also not dry in the middle. The toast was probably my least favorite part of the meal - it was kind of just there and there was a lot of it compared to how much chicken was served. I can't wait to return!

I visited NYC this weekend for my friend's birthday and she made us reservations at Maison Pickle…read more I've been to Jacob's Pickle with her multiple times in the past, their sister restaurant, which was delicious, so I anticipated Maison Pickle to be just as good. It did not disappoint. Our waiter truly made the experience. She was so lovely, attentive, had great suggestions, and even offered to turn down the loud music as we were right under the speaker (and followed through!). It was very crowded and busy inside, but she made us feel like we were her only table. We started with the pull apart bread with honey butter. Unreal - soft, buttery, deliciousness. We also got the deviled eggs which were solid, filled to the brim. The mac and cheese had penne noodles, an incredible cheese sauce blend, and a crispy top. The french dips were both delicious - the onion just had deep flavor. The reuben dip had a delicious horseradish sauce, though i wish it had more sauerkraut and a more reuben-like feel. Steak frites were reportedly delicious, steak cooked to perfection. We ended the dinner with the oreo ice box pie and 24 layer chocolate cake. The oreo ice box pie is something to write home about. As a cookies and cream lover, this is one of my favorite renditions of it and I could have easily demolished the whole pie myself. Maison Pickle is such a fun restaurant, very reminiscent of Jacob's Pickles. Large portion sizes and a showy display, but also follows through in terms of taste. You know darn well I will be back for more. *Pull Apart Bread w Honey Butter *D'olived Eggs: evoo, chives, maldon salt *Mac and Cheese *Deluxe French Dip: beef sirloin, fried onions, horseradish aioli, caramelized onions, gruyère fondue *Reuben French Dip: beef sirloin, gruyère, sauerkraut, russian dressing, onion au jus *Steak Frites: pan seared ribeye, garlic butter *Oreo Ice Box Pie *24-Layer Chocolate Cake

Listen, kid, pull up a chair--no, not that one, that one wobbles like a three-legged greyhound--and…read morelet me tell you something about burgers. I been around, alright? I've seen things. Yonkers, Monticello, a brief and regrettable flirtation with Atlantic City... point is, I know meat. Camel smoke curls--you smell that? That's wisdom. That and a little Cutty Shark sweating through a paper cup. Doctor says cut back. I says, "Doc, you ever tried livin' without flavor?" Conversation over. Now--burgers. Everybody's got a burger. Every schmuck with a flat-top thinks he's curing cancer between two buns. But there are levels, kid. Levels. You got your one-napkin burgers. Dry. Sad. Like chewing on a library book. You eat it, you forget it, you question your life choices. Then--then--you graduate. Two napkins. Now we're talkin'. Juice shows up to the party, maybe says hello, maybe shakes your hand, nothing crazy. But a three-napkin burger? Ooof. I've had a few in my day. A few. And lemme tell you--they were money. Drippin' down the wrist, little collateral damage on the shirt, but you don't care. That's a burger with ambition. That's a burger that says, "Yeah, I might ruin your dry cleaning, but you'll thank me later." Four napkins? Rare air. That's like hittin' a trifecta blindfolded while your bookie's yellin' in your ear. You don't plan for it. It just... happens. You sit there afterward, hands lookin' like you just changed the oil in a Buick, and you think, "I have seen God." But then... then... You hear whispers. Rumors. Guys at the track talkin' low, like it's contraband. "Five Napkins," they say. I'm thinkin', what is this, a joke? Five napkins? What are we, detailin' a car or eatin' lunch? So I go. Of course I go. I'm not dead yet. I sit down, order the burger. Guy brings it out like he's carryin' a newborn. There's a hush. I swear to you, a hush. First bite--first bite--and it's like the Hoover Dam gave up. Juice everywhere. Structural integrity? Forget it. This thing collapses like a bad alibi. I'm laughin', kid. I'm laughin' like a man who just beat the odds. Napkin one--gone. Two--gone. Three--I'm in survival mode now. Four--this is gettin' biblical. By five? By five I'm not even a person anymore. I'm an event. I'm a situation. And here's the thing--they knew. They knew what they were doin'. This ain't sloppy by accident. This is engineering. This is art. This is a burger that looks you in the eye and says, "You don't eat me. You endure me." So yeah. You go ahead, try your little artisanal whatever with the aioli and the personality crisis. That's fine. Live your life. But don't come to me--don't come to me--until you've gone the distance. Until you've stared down five napkins and come out the other side changed. Now pass me that cup. The ice melted, but the message didn't.

i only got the five napkin burger to go, but the inside was really cute. to go order was roughly a…read more15 minute wait. FOOD: not good, the burger was dry and the bread was cold. there was no real flavor when biting into the burger, just felt like overcooked meat with too much garlic aoili and average bread. I thought it would taste better given the price