Burgers in Brooklyn
Any new burger developments going on in Brooklyn.. I have read things about Moo Burger. I will be headed to the Cobble/Boreum Hill Area, to see a movie tonight.. Is this the place to grab a burger in the area.
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Moo Burger Barn
240 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
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If anyone finds themselves in the jerz, I HIGHLY Recommend going to 25 burgers.. It's my favorite burger I have eaten in recent memory.
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Has anyone been to Buffalo Wild Wings.. I feel like I have heard they have a really good burger. Though, the only thing I can say for certain is, I know someone got shot here.
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Buffalo Wild Wings
139 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217Buffalo Boss
554 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11217 -
My two cents isn't worth much, but...
Agreed that Bonnie's is so-so. But that's only because I'm a fan of broiled/ griddled burgers more than grilled. (BTW: I had their suicidal wings once because I'm a masochist, and while they were super hot and all, they didn't taste great. I've had hotter and better tasting at Buffalo Cantina in Williamsburge)
Five Guys: LOVE, can't get a better fast food burger IMO.
Dram Shop: YES YES YES - I can't believe I had been there so many times without trying their burger. Seriously, go NOW (yes it's only 10:30 am but go!)
Am I the only one who doesn't love Junior's burgers? Maybe because I tried their "special" burger (it was more meatloaf than burger). The slaw was excellent though.
Anyone try Bare Burger yet?My other suggestions:
Plan B in Prospect Heights. Seriously I love that place. It's a sports bar with delicious burgers (cheese stuffed inside if you want) and fries (garlic parm like in San Fran).
Peter Luger's DUH! Only available at lunch. Best to try during the week so you don't have to wait on a long line.
If you have kids, check out Cheeburger - most people hate it, I think it's meh, but since it's kid-friendly I'm cool with it.I LOVE THIS THREAD btw. I'm a burger and wings whore. Let's start a thread on the Manhattan board too!
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Peter Luger Steak House
178 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211Plan B
626 Vanderbilt Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238Cheeburger Cheeburger
222 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215BareBurger
170 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215›1 Reply-
re: secondbecky
As long as this thread has gotten off the original topic of burgers near Cobble/Boerum Hill, let's throw in Double Windsor!
to secondbecky: I REALLY dislike Bare Burger, as I have posted before, but I may be in the minority. A lot of people seem to like it.
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The Double Windsor
210 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215BareBurger
170 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
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re: anita_cocktail
It's 282, not 828. That would be quite a long walk from there!
I concur though. I like two8two. They get their meat ground fresh daily from Los Paisanos. Over the last (almost) year they've been open, they've slowly expanded their menu to include non-burger items, including a pretty passable greek salad.
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I have always liked Junior's for burgers. It's sort of on the way to Cobble Hill. A nice walk if the weather is good.
Then again, it's hard not to get their pastrami sammich which I give high ratings.
If I am with my lovely wife we get both and split them. Vanilla malted milk for me and a chocolate egg cream for her. Priceless!!-----
Junior's
386 Flatbush Avenue Ext, Brooklyn, NY 11201›1 Reply -
Just to update, if anyone finds this thread, we went to Moo Burger a few weeks back, and while I'm willing to give it another chance we weren't enthralled. Wife's burger was extremely underdone - raw when asked for medium rare, asked them to do it again medium and it barely changed. They said "that's how they do it" and I can understand that different places calibrate different levels of rare, but be aware that these guys are a step to 1.5 steps rarer than what you might expect. Or maybe we hit it on an off night. My lamb burger was fine. All the fried stuff was pretty good. And the waitress was pretty heavily trying to upsell sides and other stuff, which I found a bit off-putting. Anyway, I'd try it again but probably wouldn't hurry back.
Daniel76, did you try it? Your opinion carries weight, I'm curious how you found it if so.
Next time, also consider Watty and Meg (upscaler but very good burger) or Two8Two (farther away, Atlantic/Smith, but quite good).
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Moo Burger Barn
240 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231›1 Reply-
re: cazique
Hey, that's nice of you to say about my opinion being like your gospel and everything/. Just kidding.. Seriously, that was nice..
Uh, I had a pretty good burger at Burger Garage in LIC this weekend. It needed salt so, I added salt.. but, the fries were decent.,. My wife thought it was like an In N Out type burger. I am not rushing back for it but, it's an option in the area. 4 oz patties, we got a double.
We also have had a really nice burger at 282 though, the bar is kind of off and well, it's just an ok room.. And, the fact that I am a pretty good cook and I purchase my meat from Paisanos, well, it's pretty much the burger I make at home when I don't feel like turning on my Big Green Egg.
I have not tried Moo Burger.. I remember liking the burger at Bark, though, it's teenie tiny.
I will try Watty and Meg for sure..
One place that really has drawn my interest is this place called, Juniper? Has anyone been there..
Also, I really like the burger at Umi Nom.. It's really good.. Surprising as who would think but, they have it at lunch and I really enjoy it. But their pork belly sandwich is pretty tight also. That's why you have to invite a little kid with you so you eat half their burger and all your pork sandwich.
Then go next door to Clinton HIll pickles and get a bunch of those for when you make your Paisanos Burger at home the next week.
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Umi Nom
433 DeKalb Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205Burger King
92-02 Atlantic Ave, Queens, NY 11416The Burger Garage
25-36 Jackson Ave, Queens, NY 11101Juniper
112 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11211Two8Two
282 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11201Clinton Hill Pickles
431 DeKalb Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
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Don't know Moo Burger but if you are on Court Street try Vinzee's Magic fountain. It's very good; they are making me eat burgers more than I should! At around 1st Street.
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Vinzee's Magic Fountain
412 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231›7 Replies-
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re: irvingk
As you said to each his own. I just have had nothing but dry thin and tasteless burgers at most of these new chain or chain type theme places that have opened up in the Park Slope and Cobble Hill areas. The best burgers at least for me come from the small mom and pop type places like Bonnies , Watty and Meg etc.
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re: bruce a
Bonnie's used to be my favorite burger in Brooklyn, but they went downhill severely in the past couple of years. (I haven't been back in probably 3 years, so things may have improved -- even the past couple of times I'd gone I got the beef on weck instead as I found the burger flat-out meh.)
My new favorite is Dram Shop -- it's more of a fast food burger (think Wendy's, with square patties, American cheese) but it's nearly perfect to me (for what it is). Great fries, too, as well as great dipping sauces for said fries (although half of the time I don't get them when I order them, but I treat that as the universe telling me to avoid the extra calories.)
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Dram Shop
339 9th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215
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re: irvingk
These are my notes on Bonnies when I went.. I was not impressed..
Wings are good.. I mean they are put in a deep fryer and then covered with pretty good sauce.. I ordered hot and they were under sauced.. The hot wasnt very hot..
I also split a burger.. On a char grill.. Seems to be some sort of Asian seasoning.. I am thinking like garlic salt and soy sauce.. A good burger.. liked the grilled jalapenos.
I am not kicking the food out of bed but, it's all pretty average..
Better wings at Blondies, better wings Pluck U, Cluck-U, and a few other places.. i mean, if you fry your own wings at home and make a Franks Hot sauce butter combo, you will have the same results.. The wings were meaty, fried well, hot and crunchy.
The chipotle mayo is the best thing in the place..
I dont know, perhaps after reading these enthusiastic reviews, I was expecting something better than average..
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Bonnie's Grill
278 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
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Haven't tried it yet, will be curious for your findings. Alternatively, Five Guys is Five Guys, and is right across the street from the theater.
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