Great cheese burger and fries. Quick. And easy to order. Limited seating. Quick serviceread more

7th St is good for what you're getting. Great sauce. Fresh soft buns. Generous amount of fries…read more Historically you get 7th St after a late night outing of drinking and play, but today I got it in the afternoon and it was just as good sober as it is drunk. The service at this location was top notch. Assisted with the order, provided a friendly smile, gave a warm goodbye. The ambiance is what you expect from a burger joint, nothing too fancy but I don't need too fancy for a smash burger. ps: sorry no pics, was too busy SMASHING MY SMASH B

Well, this will not take very long. It was bright and clean, the gentleman who took my order was…read morepolite, and the food was served hot. I knew when I opened the wrapping and saw the grease that my spicy jalapeño double cheese burger was gonna be delicious-and it was! 5/5 The French fries were done very well, fried with the perfect crisp to them with a nice color. 5/5 Just go while you are on your lunch break! Til we eat again....

So the day after one of my friends absolutely needed a burger so we discovered Flat Out Burger…read moreafter a salsa social, I told my friend at the salsa social I went to the next night and SHE decided SHE must have a burger too after. T_T' So to Google we go, and I'd honestly been wanting to try 7th Street Burger for awhile now. I also didn't realize this simple burger joint concept was such a thing now, where the menu really is only comprised of a few types of basic burgers, fries and soda/water (no shakes). It was a Sunday, kinda packed, but luckily we snagged one of the high-top outdoor tables. I got my basic burger, fries and a Coke. The burger was good, but the FRIES. The FRIES are VERY impressive. Crispy, salty, TASTY. And the burgers are CHEAP by NYC standards. So anyway, I'm sold and this burger place is on my list now.

After a concert at the Prudential Center, we headed back to Penn Station and were absolutely…read morestarving. Thankfully, this place was right in front of the LIRR station! We hopped in line but waited less than a minute because the service was incredibly fast. I managed to snatch a table within 30 seconds, and my husband got our food in less than two minutes. The service was fantastic! The food was actually really good--we got the chicken sandwich, which features three chicken tenders with lettuce and their special sauce, served with french fries and a Coke. Everything was delicious and very well priced. Getting a seat and having such quick service made everything work out perfectly. I also loved the ambiance of the store, they play cool music and the decor is great, especially the disco balls! Después de un concierto en el Prudential Center, regresamos a Penn Station y estábamos hambrientos. ¡Por suerte, este lugar estaba justo enfrente de la estación del LIRR! Hicimos fila pero esperamos menos de un minuto porque el servicio fue increíblemente rápido. Logré conseguir una mesa en 30 segundos y mi esposo trajo la comida en menos de dos minutos. ¡El servicio fue fantástico! La comida estuvo riquísima; pedimos el sándwich de pollo, que viene con tres 'chicken tenders' (tiras de pollo), lechuga y su salsa especial, acompañado de papas fritas y una Coca-Cola. Todo estuvo delicioso y a muy buen precio. El haber conseguido mesa y que nos sirvieran tan rápido hizo que todo saliera perfecto. También me encantó el ambiente del lugar; ponen música genial y está muy bien decorado, ¡me gustaron mucho las esferas de disco!

This was so disappointing. I'd heard so much hype about Raising Canes coming to NY, so when I…read morefinally walked across this location while starving in Penn Station I thought oh, this must be the moment. I ordered the three finger combo. What came out was just plain sad looking. Tiny chicken fingers, barely cooked fries. The Raising Cane's sauce was good but the vessels to that sauce were so lacking. The breading on these chicken fingers was nothing special and again, so so small. Service was fast at least, but the place itself was dirty and virtually every table needed a wipe down. I know, I know, it's Penn Station, it's supposed to be a little grimy. Honestly, if these chicken fingers weren't so tiny and my fries were properly cooked I could deal with a little grime. But come on.

I went to this location for the first time on a Wedneday afternoon and there was a bit of a line. I…read moreordered a salad bowl with supergreens, brocolli, falafel, pickles, olives, cucumbers, and pickled onions with lemon tahini, crazy feta and eggplant dip. They were out of falafel by the time it was my turn in line, so I had to wait 15 minutes for a fresh batch. The food was pretty good! And the falafel was delicious, especially having been freshly made. They even gave me extra to apologize for the wait. My only complaint is that the side pita that came with the meal was stale and hard, which is why I deducted a star. Overall, it was a good meal!

I love CAVA! But this location needs a new manager or shift lead--customer service is bad, I've…read moregone to other CAVAs and I know 100% they're not following the recipes for anything, lentils are always raw, and once they close early, does the AL knows??

Stopped by to have lunch with a friend on a Saturday afternoon and there was a decent amount of…read morepeople. But after having the 1/4 chicken + 2 sides, i understand! The chicken was tasty, the maduros were cooked well and the fries were perfection. I love that it's a casual place where you order at the counter and pick up the food yourself. There were a good amount of tables so it wasn't too bad finding a seat and eating there.

I ordered delivery for lunch…read more The mushroom sandwich was tasty. It was loaded with tender, seasoned mushrooms. The bread was buttery and fresh. The pork confit sandwich was dry and definitely needed the accompanying sauce to improve the texture. I also enjoyed the yuca fries and sweet plantains. Everything was hot upon arrival.

Had Potbelly for the first time since I started WFH full-time about 3.5 years ago before going to…read morethe Knicks game. Didn't regret it at all. I saw the Veggie Melt and ordered it for myself. I realized there were way more toppings than I previously expected so indulged in almost all of them. This was a solid meal before the game - can't expect anything more. Now I'll be back to redeem my free cookie too.

Awful. Complete chaos with multiple wrong orders happening while waited before being told their…read morecard system was down anyway lol

The tacos at Los Tacos No.1 are my favorite in NYC! My favorite are the Al pastor and pollo! You…read morecan mix and match as you order by the single tacos and can tell them which kind of taco shell you want (corn or flour). There is usually a line to order and limited space to eat inside (it is also standing only), so keep that in mind when you dine!

If you're in New York, you HAVE to try Los Tacos. We got the chicken tacos, and I honestly regret…read morenot ordering more than two! They were easily some of the best tacos I've ever had. And that green sauce--I don't even know what it is, but it is absolutely amazing and takes the tacos to another level. So flavorful and delicious. Be prepared for a long line, as it's usually very busy, but the food is 100% worth the wait. One of my favorite food stops in NYC. Highly recommend!

Finally made it to the new Rowdy Rooster. Forget everything you know about fried chicken--this is a…read morewhole different beast. ​I tackled the Big Rowdy with dark meat and that Hakka chili heat. It's an absolute unit of a sandwich. Replacing pickles and mayo with red onion and mint chutney? Mental. Chef is a straight-up genius for that one. ​Grabbed the mini samosas on the side and washed the fire down with a Thums Up. That soda hits way harder than a Coke--sharp, spicy, and high voltage. ​Shoutout to Eric for holding it down and helping me navigate the spice. The art is sick and the vibes are high. ​If you're tired of the same old bird, come get punched in the face with some actual flavor. This isn't just lunch; it's a heavyweight bout.

New York has no shortage of burger joints, but an Indian burger spot? It was a first for me, and…read moreRowdy Rooster made sure it was a memorable one. A classic NYC hole-in-the-wall, this place is almost designed to be missed. Blink, check your phone, or dodge one too many pedestrians, and you've walked right past it. Try not to, it's worth the stop. Pricing sits a little on the higher side for a combo, but let's be honest - this is New York. The burgers are bold, satisfying, and built to impress. I went for the chicken and veggie sandwiches, both dressed with a mango lime sauce that genuinely were very flavorful. The tomato aioli on the side was another win. And the fries? Crispy, golden, and dusted with a Cajun-meets-Indian spice blend that somehow makes complete sense and zero sense at the same time - in the best way. Rowdy Rooster is a must-visit: come ready for real Indian heat and flavor.