
There are so many amazing places to get burgers in New York. My friends and I frequent Shake Shack, Black Shack, and Joy Burger Bar. These places are all great, but every once in awhile I come across a place where the burger impacts my soul to the core and I can't stop thinking about my next visit.
First off: The Smith
The Smith is a restaurant in the East Village serving a wide array of delicious American food. They have a burger deluxe on the menu which is what I ordered the first time there. I have to say I will probably never try anything else....ever. I am so sold on this burger I think I am ready to commit to it being my favorite. Maybe not the best, but my favorite. Melted white cheddar covering the beef...bacon...lettuce...tomato...mayo..onions..secret sauce...on a brioche bun. For $15 you get the burger which comes with a great amount of fries.
3rd Ave between 10th and 11th street
Reservations recommended
Next up: Dumont
In the lovely neighborhood of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, lies two locations where you can find this burger. One is a burger joint, the other is an actual restaurant with a full menu. The burger here is very satisfying. At the burger joint you have the option to get a 5oz ($9.50) or 8oz ($12.50) burger while at the restaurant only the 8oz is available. Fries, onion rings or green salad available to accompany this thicker patty.

Dumont Restaurant
432 Union Ave
North Side-Williamsburg
Dumont Burger
314 Bedford Avenue
South Side-Williamsburg
And Lastly: Bill's Bar and Burger
Located just a block from my job, it took me a long time to realize it was even there. I went here one night when the Olympics were still on and they had a nice screen propped on the wall for us to watch while we dined. These burgers reminded me of the perfect burger at a summer BBQ. Sesame seed bun, flatter patty, melted american cheese. Menu included different toppings and burger themes ranging from $6-$9. Not badly priced, although it doesn't include sides.
22 9th Ave, Meatpacking District

Long live the burger! Nothing like a medium rare hunk of meat to make a girl remember she's glad to be alive.
ReplyDeleteall these sound nom! we should go to at least one!
ReplyDeletemy comment disappeared... i hope i'm not posting twice... so I'll make this one spiffier... hamburgers are a good way to forget about life for a few moments and just get lost in the act of simply eating!
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