67 Burger

I want every one to know one thing..if you don't eat beef, please be aware that even though you have an enormous list of choices, by the time ou get to order, they will assume you want beef and if you forget to specify it, you will get whatever the choice is and they will ""ABOSUTELY NOT"" work with you and you would have paid for something you cannot eat. I will never ever return to this establishment and before you make this mistake and be out of your hard earn cash. Just make it clear what your choice of meat is, or you will be stuck, because there is no policy of working with customers there, forget about the manager he didn't even give us one choice of how to solve this issue. more

I've been to 67 Burger easily 50 times over the last 2 years and I never cease to be amazed at how awesome the food is. Sometimes the lines are long and you have to wait a while for your food, but they cook it to order, so really, what can you expect!!! I just had a cajun turkey with swiss and avocado, it was amazing; and the sweet potato fries... heavenly! One friend had the Spicy chicken salad which was also fantastic- just the right amount of bleu cheese. And of course I had to take a bite of my BF's signature 67 burger- I can't believe how much bacon they put!! Everything is always so fresh. My friends travel in from Manahattan when they get a burger craving and I love that even my gym trainer can't stay away!!! Thank you 67 Burger..... more

I ordered a Turkey Burger, it looked like a frozen processed pattie thrown on the grill. The sides peeled off like wax. I told them I did not like it & they said I can purchase something else. The female cook said everybody loves our frozen patties that is how we always make them..... more

Went to 67 Burger yesterday for my birthday dinner with a friend after going to the Brooklyn Academy of Music , because we wanted something delicious to eat that didn't cost an arm and a leg. Asked a local gentleman, and he recommended this place highly. Boy, we were happy he did! I had the ""Parisian"" burger (turkey, my personal choice). It was well-done, juicy, with a dollop of Dijonnaise on one-half of the bun, and the utterly delicious burger with sauteed onions and mushroooms on the other half. Also, lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle on the side, to layer if you wish. more

Love this place, but wish that it wasn't so crowded. Pros: Good food, fast but not fast food Cons: crowded more

Have been here a few times and love love love it! The onion rings are perfect. Each bite is a tasty bit of just enough breading and the onion breaks off perfectly. Ok, maybe only onion ring purists will get this but nothing is worse than when you bite into an onion ring and the onion slides out of its breading and burns the heck out of your chin. I don't know how they do it but that's never happened to me at this place. As for the burgers, they've got a nice selection and are quite generous with toppings. Try the 67 Burger is LOADED with bacon! Plus, the beef is incredibly tasty. And kudos for being one of the only places in NYC/Bklyn where you can order a rare burger. A real rare, not medium marketed as rare. Highly recommend their milkshakes too. Overall really a nice spot. Pros: Onion Rings, Burgers Cons: Can get a little crowded more

Hands-down the best burgers I've ever had. First off, not many places still serve burgers rare, med-rare, med, med-well or well. Even those that do medium and well get it wrong most of the time, not 67 Burger. I've been there at least 7 times and always spot on. The offer a dozen specialty burgers; I've had their southwestern, parisian and 67 Burger. The southwestern is my favorite: spicy chipotle mayo, roasted peppers, scallions and jack cheese. Only $8.50 and it's a big 7 oz. burger. Also try the beer milkshake - sounds gross, it's delicious. I like their regular french fries but my friends love the sweet potato and curly fries. Also worth mentioning is that I've never had a tomato that's anything but perfectly ripe, 9 times out of 10 I toss the tomato in other burger places because it's just not ripe. Service is very friendly and they have a good selection of beers. I live in Manhattan but have gone to Brooklyn just for 67 Burger. Don't miss it. Pros: Great Burger, prices fair, service very good Cons: it's in Brooklyn and not Manhattan more

I LIKE TO EAT THESE BURGERS BUT MY DAD TOLD ME THAT I SHOULD NOT EAT HERE ANYMORE. HE EXPLAINED TO ME THAT SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO SACRIFICE WHAT YOU LIKE TO MAKE A POINT. I ASKED ""CAN WE NOT TIP THEM?"" BUT I LEARNED THATS NOT ENOUGH. YOU SHOULD BE NICER AND MAYBE YOU WON'T HAVE TO LOSE ANYMORE CUSTOMERS. Pros: GOOD CHEESE BURGER Cons: MEAN PEOPLE more

Matt the unprofessional manager. On 5/1/09 we had a VERY negative experience with manager ""matt"" who I will refer to as the nasty Manager. The experience was so terrible that after ordering, we had to leave. Specifically, after there being a mix up with the order, he came over in a very accusatory tone, failed to resolve the issue and only aggravated the situation. He insulted my husband and I in front of our family and friends. Mat is simply in the WRONG line of work. He is so NOT a people person. In fact, he cannot handle error on behalf of his employees and expects more of his customers than he expects of himself. he is NOT courteous, NOT professional, and NOT respectful--qualities necessary to the management of a restaurant, especially a complicated burger joint. Pros: good food Cons: poor service more

I like the food here even if it was a little outrageously priced. The burger was well-cooked and the onion rings were some of the best I've ever had. I sat for a while after finishing my lunch doing some work on my laptop. The manager eventually came over and asked if he could get me anything. The implication was that he didn't want me hanging out in his half-full-at-lunch-hour establishment. Then he noticed I had plugged into the electrical outlet. ""Did you ask anyone if you could do that?"" Me, "" I didn't know I needed to - after all I just spend $17 on fast food"". He, ""This isn't an internet cafe."" I smell greed. I won't be back. Every place is an internet cafe since I'm staring at the manager/owner even as I type this - without his electricity or anyone's network connection but my own. Join the 21st century or get left behind. Pros: They had really good onion rings Cons: The manager's personality more

I've been going to 67 Burger for sometime and I've never had a bad experience or burger there. I've gone when the restaurant was empty except for me, and I've gone on the weekends when it's crazy crowded. It's pretty simple: you order at the counter, pick a table, and they bring your food over. You can also order to go. When it's busy the food will take a while, but I've never waited an absurd amount of time. You get what you pay for at 67- not some wimpy sad patty and a small bun. My burgers have always been juicy and huge, and I've tried some of the toppings to spicy things up a bit. I recommend this place if you want a burger and want it done right. Pros: Lots of topping choices, serves veggie & turkey burgers, great fries Cons: Sometimes you wait more

I've been to 67 Burger several times as it is in my neighborhood, and recently, it has been HORRIBLE. My boyfriend and I went for our usual burgers and he ordered his rare and I ordered mine medium, WELL apparently it was National Beef Health Week as they did us the generous favor of overcooking our burgers. My boyfriends was more medium (a little pink and only in the middle) and mine was basically well. When we got the gusto to complain, the guy (in a NY baseball cap-his staple), rudely took it away, cut in in half and brought it back saying ""we have to cook it a little bit'' in a very sarcastic tone. What an idiot/jerk. Cooking it until its crumbly doesnt mean rare, no matter how inexperienced you may be. Terrible service. Everyone's ""too cool for school"". Pros: Good Cobb Salad more

To my great expectation, 67 burger has opened within blocks of my work place! Forget whatever I have ever said about any other burger place, this place is great. There are different sizes of burgers (mini, medium, large...they have fancy names but I forget what they are), plus turkey burgers and veggie and whole wheat buns (which I agree with another reviewer are kind of wimpy). Mediterranean salad was large, fresh and chock full of beautiful cucumbers and tomato. The fries are chip-like (in that they are sliced potato) and fried to a nice crisp-soft texture. This place features a lot of sauces and toppings but since I am a simple-burger lover, I haven't tried them. The lemonade is pretty weak. The milkshakes are thick and cheap. Definitely worth a trip to a rapidly changing and probably soon to be trendily renamed portion of the neighborhood. My roommate and I are pushing for 24/7. Pros: great burgers and fries more

I walk by this place every day, and its always packed. People seem to enjoy it a lot, so I was very excited when I decided to finally give it a try. Service, options, atmosphere are all great. Curly fries were hot and delicious. A wide variety of toppings makes it possible to customize your burger. BUT.... the burger itself is pretty lousy. They make a big show out of frying it in front of you, and it takes so long to get it, you would think they were making it from scratch. But in reality, its a 50-cent frozen molded patty -- the same one you would get in a hospital cafeteria or from Costco. With so many great burger places in this town -- and since even some ""fast food"" joints (Five Guys) use fresh ground beef -- don't waste your time and money here. Pros: patio, vibe, beer on tap, fries, toppings Cons: Food quality, freshness, flavor more

Anytime you go to a burger joint and they ask, ""Do you need any help understanding the menu?"" RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! I mean, what's there to explain about a burger, cheese or no cheese and fries? A lot if you design a menu that looks like a diagram from biology class explaining meiosis and mitosis. After deciphering how to read the manual-i mean menu, I ordered a sizeable cheeseburger that was about as flavorful as a public school lunch. I asked for salt and pepper and was told i didn't need any because there was already sea salt on my fries. Well, since I'm eating and paying for it, I like to decide how my food tastes. I ate half of it, and left the rest for the pigeons; their palates aren't as discriminating. Pros: Convenient/local Cons: Sub par food and service more

I don't know where the previous people ate but I had a very bad experience. The bun was over toasted. The grilled chicken was very dry, even with pesto sauce & sauteed onions.Where's the cheese? I was supposed to have shaved parmesan cheese on my chicken- I had a difficult time finding it. more

This is a fun burger place with a laid-back atmosphere, creative menu choices, and a firm grip on making a delicious burger. Pros: Food, Ambience, Creative options Cons: Service sometimes more

I dont know what the last guy was talking about, but their burger selection is amazing!! My girl is a Vegetarian and she really enjoyed her veggie burger. I had their Terayki turkey burger. They cook all their burgers to order FRESH so if its busy you may need to be patient. The owners have all the NY papers to read while you wait or you can chill outside at their outdoor dining area. The turkey burger came out fresh and hot with a lot of swiss cheese, and sauteed onions and peppers....I am getting hungry all over again! Trust me I am a big CS user and only leave reviews when the business deserves it and they do. Its worth the trip to see Forte Greene, and eat at 67 Burger if you are coming in from Manhatten. Enjoy!!!! Pros: Fresh Ingredients, and Friendly service Cons: None!!! more

Worst veggie burger I've ever had. I know, it's a burger place, but if they are on the menu, they should be edible. Service and fries were good, but for 2 people and $30 (at a burger joint), the experience was disappointing. more

A good med-rare cheese burger is one of the great joys in my life, and I've eaten them everywhere in New York from high-end spots like Dumont or Rare to Paul's on 2nd Ave to the diner around the corner. Hands down, the guys at 67 Burger serve one of the best burgers I've ever had. The burgers are always the perfect temperature, the turkey burgers are never dry (my new favorite), and the fries are always crispy. AND...they make amazing milkshakes. Beer milkshakes. I dream about them. Grab something off their list, or make up a ridiculous concoction of a burger from the vast selection of toppings they have (avocado, roasted peppers, artichokes, mushrooms, and on and on and on). It's all good. And the salads are huge and the perfect thing for when I've just gone to the gym and feel too guilty to stuff myself full of meat (I love the house salad and the thai chicken salad!). The staff is really friendly, and they play some of the best music anywhere! (really, i mean it. anywhere.) As for the prices, it's considerably cheaper than anywhere else you might go for lunch or dinner in New York. I rarely spend more than $10-$15 on a burger, fries, and a beer, which is amazing given how good the food is. If you don't care about the quality of your food and just want something cheap to eat, there are a plethora of fast-food joints scattered all over Brooklyn who will serve you their far-below-mediocre-fare for $7. This place is worth every cent of the money I spend there and I am happy to walk 10 blocks for it even in the dead of winter. And my friends are happy to take the train to meet me there. My recommendation...go there now. In the 2 dozen times I've eaten there in the past few months, I've never had a bad experience with anyone who works there, or been disappointed by the food. Pros: honestly good food clearly made with love Cons: they won't come to my house and cook dinner for me every night more