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18 Ave. B,
New York, NY 10009
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Mon-Thu, noon-midnight; Fri, noon-1am; Sat, 1pm-1am; Sun, 10am-midnight
F, V at Lower East Side-Second Ave.
$9.50-$16
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Not Accepted
Delancy St. to 23rd St., FDR Dr. to Fifth Ave.
In a somewhat confusing turn of events, the Zaitzeff family (mom Amine, sons Zachary and Peter), beloved by financial-district workers for their eponymous burger spot, have been retained to manage the East Village space that formerly housed the tea salon High Chai. Until certain issues were resolved, the place was without an official name—but not, fortunately, without Zaitzeff’s signature hormone- and antibiotic-free burgers (sirloin, Wagyu, turkey, or veggie), served on Portuguese muffins and topped with grilled onions. A bright, breezy interior features a tiled floor, white curtains, and plain wooden tables (some of them communal), and the expanded menu includes tuna salad with hard-boiled egg, just like mom used to make.
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