Ric T.

Friendly. Large burgers. Ever presence music. They have 16 different types of Angus beef burgers to serve you, ranging from $7.50 to $10. Everything is à la carte fries range from $3.99 to $8.99. This place is also vegetarian friendly. They also serve chicken, crispy or grilled. You can also order side salad, corn, printers, fishand chips, wings and wraps. They do sell party boxes to go. See my pics. All burgers are 8 ounces. They even have a dog menu

Kaitlyn F.

We ordered from here when we were at the brewery next-door. It is very easy to order you just scan the QR code from your phone and then you can place your order. There are a lot of different food options so there's something for everyone. It actually took a little bit longer than we anticipated. They bring it right to your table however, they did not bring any napkins and not all the silverware that we needed which was a little inconvenient. Food was good and we thought the prices were reasonable.

Brenda C.

This fast-food burger spot, located next to Icarus Brewery, offers a variety of burgers. Unlike traditional bundled meals (e.g., burgers and fries), all their menu items are a la carte. At Icarus Brewery, you can scan their QR code to place your order for delivery, or simply walk next door to order in person, as we did. After checking out the menu on the wall, we chose one of the "customer favorites" and a side of coleslaw. It should be noted, everything is a la carte. There are no "value" meal bundles, therefore making it pricier than most average fast-food burger places. We waited about 15 minutes after placing our order and then the cashier brought our order out. We took it back to Icarus Brewery to enjoy a beer with our burgers. The Angus beef burgers were fresh and steaming hot, but the heavy sauce and lettuce overpowered the meat. We're not big meat eaters, but we felt the burger was too thin. We then understood why many preferred the double burger patties. "The Smack" reminded us of a famous place with the Golden Arches. We also noted the burgers lacked any char. We were disappointed with that. The coleslaw was very creamy but we detected some bitterness as we ate. The staff at Burger 25 were excellent, explaining their offerings to several patrons ahead of us and assuring them their order could be brought over by the employees or carried out by the customers to the brewery. If you choose to eat there, you can order a soda with free refills. We opted to consume our food with beer. The tables at Burger 25 were immaculate. Very clean for a burger place. To be fair, most meals were eaten at the brewery, so that might be why everything looked so austere. Service: 4/5 stars Food: 3/5 stars Ambiance: 4/5 Total: 3.75 / 5 stars so I rounded it up to 4 stars.

Jared G.

Been going to the Toms River location since it opened and finally tried the new Brick location. When it comes to location, this is a great spot. It's connected with Icarus and they work together to make the people visiting either one able to use both businesses. The quality of food is everything you expect if you've been to the TR location. It is a good burger, with good sides and shakes. The price definitely has to be factor as it will cost you but that is most places at this point. It is just hard to justify sometimes when going out to eat. The ranch and onion ring sauce are definitely highlights. Burger 25 has become a staple in the area and I will definitely keep going back to these locations. If you are passing through, definitively try it out.

Burgers are out of this world. Get the fries they are insane. Shakes are good but kinda heavy. But the burgers are fire

Lexy M.

I had to circle 3 times to find parking on a Friday night and wait for someone leaving the brewery to get a spot. They're in a plaza with Icarus Brewery which was much busier than them and something else. Staff seemed miserable. It was run by teens bumping into and tripping over each other. They weren't friendly or organized. Placing your order you could hear 2 teen waitresses arguing. I don't think anyone is trained well. Our food was cold and soggy. You stand in line to order and they want a 15%-25% tip...for what? They make you order yourself, seat yourself, refill yourself, bus yourself,and get your own to go. Food took 40 minutes to get made. My Mac daddy burger came out literally ice cold. I had to stand in line to get it remade. When i got to start eating again my party was done eating theirs. The bbq burger had a cold pretzel bun and breaded onion ring. The bacon cheese burger wasn't supposed to have mayo he asked for none. He scrapped it off though. The board walk fries were great The garlic ranch was great The cheese fries were just okay, soggy by the time they got to us so 90% of them got thrown out. The salad itself was amazing, very fresh crisp ingredients. The Italian dressing was okay generic. The bottled waters were very crisp and delicious. Ice cold too which was refreshing because it was very warm in there. The decore is okay The layout is chaos The location is good, but being next to the brewery that's much busier makes it chaotic to get parked and in. Hopefully they're just working out kinks or something.

Brandon C.

Conveniently next door to Icarus Brewing, ordered was a "The Smack" burger which is Angus Beef Patty, Loaded with American Cheese, shredded Lettuce, chopped onions, Pickles and House - Made SMACK sauce all on Martin's Famous sesame bun. It was good. The beef patty itself was a bit steamed and more char would be welcomed. The order of Coleslaw was creamy but had bitterness due to larger pieces of the cabbage stem. I'd go back because...... it's next to Icarus.

Matt G.

An absolutely welcome new (ish?) addition to town, and a threat to my waistline, Burger 25 has made their triumphant return to Brick, and boy - I couldn't be happier. Situated in the new plaza attached to the equally stellar Icarus Brewing, sits Burger 25. For those unaware of the chain, they specialize in (obviously) burgers, with a menu of 25+ of the suckers, all cooked perfectly, and with #25 being a rotating "burger of the month". If "Bob's Burgers" was a real life chain, it'd probably look something like this. Interestingly enough, Burger 25 used to be a staple in town around circa 2012/13. They had started as a different chain, "25 Burgers", became Burger 25 shortly after, and unfortunately vanished away to the depths of Toms River at some point, leaving Brick with naught but chain food burger joints. Dark times indeed, my friends. Dark times. Thankfully, they're back in town now and are really firing on all cylinders. Burgers are priced normally here (between 8 and 11 dollars), versus so many nearby places that charge egregious amounts for the things (like, every fast food joint),which absolutely blew me away. The food? Outstanding. They're clearly using quality ingredients, the burgers are cooked perfectly, and the tie-ins / collabs with local business is perhaps one of the coolest things I've seen from a restaurant. I'll be back again, probably entirely too many times. Between this place and Icarus next door, it's just a recipe for a good day.