Sebastian's Steakhouse Burger: This dry-aged burger is so delicious, Guy Fieri and his backward sunglasses took a road trip to NYC just to get one. Read more
Yes, you heard right, the burger is dope. They recommend it medium but I would go medium rare. Great crunchy exterior to the patty. Upgrade to the parm fries. You won't be disappointed.
According to food writer Josh Ozersky, it's the "best new-school burger in America...[it] synthesizes the best of old and new: specialty meat, squishy buns, intense seasoning, and cast-iron searing."
i like the small size of this restaurant, and the burger was indeed very good. i'd order a burger or a steak. the porcini bread pudding was remarkable. nice service, cozy, affordable, forgettable.
Saddle up to the bar or grab a quaint table at this EV gem. Don't even hesitate on the Brie appetizer or burger, both go down easy with their slightly spicy red sangria. Old school tunes top it off.
Must get the Kale Ceasar Salad, Spiced Lentil Stew, Roasted Pumpkin (if u want sweet) and Crispy Salmon Main. Main dishes come w/2 sides of your choice. Porcini potatoes, fries, mushrooms, cous cous!
Great small plates, in particular the chicken wings, kale salad and lentil dish. Had no reservation, but got a seat at the bar. You might want to reserve, in particular if more than 2 people.
Yep, it lives up to the hype: get the burger. It's like the best backyard "America" burger you've ever had. White bun, well seasoned and juicy beef, gooey cheese, caramelized onions, and dark fries.
One small bite into the Steak House Burger and you will appreciate the delectable patty with the caramelized onions’ quality, subtle taste. Add a kick by ordering their spicy, homemade hot sauce.
off-menu pizza w. a super-crispy crust that's built in a cast-iron skillet-dough is put in the pan to cook w. toppings added as it goes; whole thing is quickly finished in an oven
Wonderful burger, get it medium rare. You can taste all the umami from the dry aged blend of meat. Great beer selection but tight space so don't come with a massive party.
The praise for the burger is well deserved. The beef is very juicy and is well complemented by the caramelized onions and cheese. The chicken wings were good, not on the same scale though.
Beef is the star of the show in the steak house burger. The thick patty is seasoned liberally & pan-seared for a sturdy crust, gushing with funky flavor that pools up in the loosely packed interior. Read more
The best cheeseburger in New York. They use dry aged steak scraps that give it a unique and complex flavor. The fried chicken sandwich with kale and pecorino is also a must-try.
The Brindle Room is a small fairly understated place but it delivers great food at even better value. Love their brunch - Shrimp & Grits and the Shakshuka are ace. Definitely recommended.
Came here to try the steakhouse burger and it was really good, but it was on the smaller side and the bun was just one of those really cheap buns you can pick up at any grocery store.
Awesome- Burger not on the menu- amazing. Also they said two beautiful words: complimentary dessert. And then they said "donut holes" coupled with "mashed potato" I don't know how but I loved it.
Ground beef, steak trimmings, and deckle, then heated to medium rare perfection in a cast iron skillet -- it's like you're eating a tiny pseudo-steak covered in American and caramelized onions. Read more
Grub Street off-menu dish: Pizza. "an off-menu pizza with a super-crispy crust that's built in a cast-iron skillet at an East Village restaurant otherwise known for its comfort-food classics."
Only tried the Michlada - very good. I hear that the burger is excellent (says a good friend of mine), that Entemanns is better than the sawdust donut they serve at brunch. Otherwise I will be back.
Burger is the freaking best. I don't eat cheese and worried it would make the burger less awesome; it did not. Fries are dark and crunchy. Eat every single one.
First tried this burger at GoogaMooga. The Googa debacle (long lines) was worth it considering I was introduced to this burger. They don't always have it on menu for dinner so you may have to ask.
The burger is worth it. It's only $14 and comes with fries. Choice of beers are ok, nice selection of seasonals. Only two on drafts, which is disappointing. The rest are bottled or cans.
The pedigreed meat, boasting an almost peaty steakhouse smokiness, is aggressively seasoned with black pepper and seared for an admirably thick crust. (Critics' Pick) Read more
Steakhouse Burger: "An absolute marvel of high quality house ground meat and exceptional smash style cooking technique, this burger eats far too quickly." Read more
"Brindle Room's cake doughnuts are made with a bit of mashed potato mixed in the dough... It's key that you eat the doughnuts when warm out of the fryer...not so ideal once cool" -Serious Eats
Sebastian’s Steakhouse Burger, $15 The key is not the dry-aged beef. It’s chef Jeremy Spector’s much-imitated decision to treat this primo protein as a Greek-diner fry cook might.
You think you want the fried chicken, but you really want the burger with american cheese, caramelized onions and fries, cooked medium. Sometimes you need to really listen to yourself.