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7th Street Burger – a growing New York City chain serving “classic American smash-burgers” and boasting over 50,000 Instagram followers – opened earlier this month at 424 Amsterdam Avenue, between 80th and 81st streets.
The previous tenant of this space was Oaxaca Taqueria.
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The growing burger chain now has six locations, all in Manhattan, with outposts in Midtown and on the LES expected to open soon.
Decision making won’t be an issue here; options are limited to cheeseburgers ($6.50), double cheeseburgers ($9.50), Impossible burgers ($8) and double Impossible burgers ($11.50) … all “served with grilled onions, American cheese, pickles and house sauce.”
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The Infatuation’s Kenny Yang, who gave 7th Street a score of 8.6 out of 10, says that while employees refuse to divulge the sauce’s composition, he “mostly taste[s] mayo with a bit of ketchup and pickle relish.”
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Fries are $4 for a regular order and $11 for chopped beef fries, which come with chopped up burger, American cheese, grilled onions and house sauce. If you want the Impossible version of these loaded fries, it’ll be $12.50.
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7th Street Burger also offers Mexican Coke, which some people say tastes better.
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And they’ve got banana pudding from Baonanas, which in March 2022 opened an East Village location in partnership with the burger chain’s original outpost (right next door). Baonanas offers over sixty flavors which change on a weekly basis. A few standouts include The OG: “Our signature vanilla mousse with layers of fresh bananas and softened wafers”; and S’mores: “…layered with a Valrhona chocolate mousse, toasted marshmallow, graham crackers, and fresh bananas.”
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Yelp reviews for 7th Street Burger are positive across locations; the UWS has a score of 5 out of 5 so far, and the others all have a score of 4.5.
7th Street Burger is open at 424 Amsterdam Ave. (between 80th and 81st streets) 12-10 p.m. Sunday – Thursday and 12-3 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Learn more at 7thstreetburger.com.
Keep that mayo sauce away from me and I might try it.
Just try it. They’re delicious.
Those photos make everything look like glop…but glop is good! And the prices are low so I’ll give them points for being decent. Too bad about Oaxaca though – I liked them as well for gooey Tex-Mex (anything with melted cheese in mole sauce is going to taste great!) and fair prices. The more things change, the more they remain the same said someone at some point somewhere or other.
that looks absolutely disgusting. my stomach is turning over in disgust. What’s wrong with the American public who craves this stuff. It will kill you!
Having a burger every now and then won’t actually kill you, but having an attitude like yours can’t be good for your health. Lighten up.
chopped beef fries look like vomitus. is there a more apt? word
I remember when 7th Street Burger was actually on 7th street…
Just had a similar burger in Fla. GREAT! Hope they open around 100 street.
Need lots of napkins though!
I want no mayo on my food, ever.