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287 Seventh Ave., New York, NY, 10001
nr. 26th St.
212-488-7500
budchase from 10001 | Posted on 8/19/09
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Decent Burger (had the blue sky). But for the price ($13-dbl patty) and considering that shake shake is a 10 min walk away...i'll pass
1burgerlover from 10543 | Posted on 6/24/09
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Went to brgr for the first time yesterday. Give it a WOW. The grass fed burger was fresh and perfectly cooked. The shake made my head spin- yes, that good. Try this place. The bonus is grass feed beef is better for you and the environment. Nice to eat something so good and feel good about your self! Thanks brgr folks- need one in Westchester!
BookishBetty from 10025 | Posted on 9/2/08
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Yes its a bit expensive, but the turkey burgers are divine! As a burger lover, I've also eaten at other comperable burger joints: Shake Shack, Trailer Park, Heartland Brew, BLT... and these were far better! If you listen to the other reviews, you would think the burger was itty bitty, but in this day of heart disease & diabetes, I do not need to gorge myself on 1/3lb of beef or turkey to feel satisfied. Its flavor i'm after! Additionally, I regularly trek all the way down from the UWS if only for their blueberry & Pomegranete milk shakes! If you are in the neighborhood, don't listen to the bad reviews until you go in and try the place for yourself! And make sure you get that milkshake!
dwallack79 from 11106 | Posted on 2/11/08
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OK, I love a good burger. I am even willing to pay a little extra for something special. Especially in NYC, you have to expect it from time to time. I went to BRGR at lunch time with a friend. The space is pretty decent looking, nothing great, but not bad either. I ordered a burger with special sauce (which I could not tell if there was any on there or not) fries (which were good, but not great - they reminded me of Ranch 1 fries) and a blueberry pommegranite milkshake (which was AWESOME, best milkshake I've ever had). Despite the meal being very good - I could not get past the fact that I paid $16.50 for what is essentially a value meal. If you have won the lottery recently, you should come here for a great hamburger and an amazing milkshake.
dacian from 10022 | Posted on 7/26/07
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High ceilings and an awfully expensive small meal is not enough to be classified as a good or even average dining experience.
bigbiscuit from 10001 | Posted on 12/16/06
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this space is nice- the food tastes good. the prices are WAY TOO HIGH and the music is AWFUL. we kept asking eachother if we were in Tokyo with these prices. $10 for a (SMALL) burger wrapped in paper just like at any low-brow fast food joint. no fries with that, by the way- you have to pay $2.50 for a 4 oz paper tray of (again, good- but small portioned, over-priced) russet fries. the sweet potato fries were too greasy- almost soggy. you can build your own burger- add two more patties if you wish - for FIVE dollars! do you know what you're really paying for? the open-air ceiling, that's prime real estate up there. give this a miss.
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