cheap burgers, good atmosphere
I'm looking for a cheap (but decent) burger place where 5-6 people can sit comfortably and hang out for a while (we're not going to stay all night, just don't want to be rushed out the door for the next seating).
somewhere kind of centrally-located - we're coming from: the Bronx, East Village, UES, & UWS(x2) - so near a train station would be good.
I am thinking about Stand (good burger, big tables, near Union Square), but would be grateful for any other suggestions.
Thank you!
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I'd head to Rare Bar & Grill...on 37th & Lex, a stone's throw from Grand Central: http://www.menupages.com/restaurants/rare-bar-grill/
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re: LeahBaila
In terms of comfort and a decent burger Stand is probably the best bet. I prefer the burgers at Burger Joint and Shake Shack but they wouldn't work with a big group. Stand has plenty of large tables and is large enough to not feel rushed.
And their milkshakes are next level. Yeah, the toasted marshmallow is special but the chocolate is incredible, as well as the black & white.
One other thing, don't get the Stand Burger- felt like I was eating meatloaf, unless of course that's your thing. The cheeseburger with a side of fried pickles is the move.
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JG Mellons (UES, can eat at bar)
Burger Joint (though depending on how crowded it is, you may feel guilty waiting so ong)
Shake Shack (Madison Square Park, but be prepared to wait on line a while / outside)
http://www.burgerrankings.com/ may have some more pub ideas..."Black Iron Burger" .. though i disagree with many of their ranks.. e.g. JG Mellons so slow for me is a travesty -
I love the burgers at Ruby's in Nolita, but don't know if it would work for a group of 5 or 6 'cause it's kind of small. Service is good, and they won't rush you out of there. Check it out: http://www.rubyscafe.us/about.html
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Ive had a good experince at maxie's grill....
hhttp://www.angelo-maxies.com/home.htm


