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117 Sixth Ave.,
New York, NY 10013
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Daily, 24 hours
C, E at Spring St.
$8.95-$12.95
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Not Accepted
Chambers St. to 14th St, Lafayette St. to West Side Hwy.
At a no-frills fast-food stand that doesn’t offer tables or chairs, paying $10 for a burger feels like highway robbery—especially when it doesn’t come with fries. But Kool Bloo has developed a following despite high prices by keeping its grills fired up 24/7 and offering delivery to your home, office, or hangout—they even make stops at local bars. And with 30-plus varieties of oversize, topping-crammed burgers to choose from, there is something to sate every outlandish craving. The Sticky Burger, eight ounces of juicy beef, comes slathered with peanut butter and stacked high with crispy bacon. More classic topping combinations, like the grilled mushrooms and sharp Monterey Jack cheese on the Cowboy Burger, better complement the pleasantly charred flavor of the meat. The menu also offers a range of chicken-breast sandwiches, Philly cheesesteaks, wraps, and salads—as well as a delectable Huckleberry milkshake—if you are able to save room for dessert.
Recommended DishesTexas burger, $10.95; Cowboy burger, $11.95
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