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    Superiority Burger

    3.7 (212 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:30 pm

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    Happy hour specials

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    Collard Greens (7/10)
    Meryam A.

    We came here super last minute after a comedy show with a big group and got there around 10:45 PM. Just a heads up, their kitchen does last call at 11:30 PM. The place was packed but honestly they handled it pretty well and were able to split us up and get us seated not too long after. I got the OG Superiority burger (it has walnuts which we learned that the hard way because my husband's allergic) so he switched to the collard greens sandwich for him. My burger was actually really good, like 8/10. I genuinely couldn't believe it was vegan. My husband liked his collard greens sandwich and gave it a 7/10. I tried it too and it was good, just not really my thing. But my friends, the fries are perfectly crispy! My friends had hyped this place up a lot, but they felt like it wasn't as consistent this time. Overall I enjoyed it, but I'm not gonna lie... it still hasn't topped by number one Butter Smashburger.

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    Peter D.

    Look, I like this place. I really do. Everything we ate this past visit was good, and I mean everything: The namesake burger The fries The parsnip special The date shake The burnt broccoli salad The rancho gordo beans The collard greens sandwich I liked it all. Especially the beans and the broccoli. The vibe is always excellent; it's like a punk rock diner. I loved Paddy, the fittingly punk rock bartender in the back who makes a mean martini. Our waitress (didn't catch her name) was cool, and helpful, and funny. I'm glad I came with my plant-based friends, because we had a good time. But the burger is $22 now (it was $13 a couple years back). The collard sandwich is $25. The beans were $22. These were all too small to call a meal, and if a $22 burger isn't a full meal, I feel like something is broken. Yeah, I'd come back and do it again, but it wouldn't be my first choice burger-wise, or wallet-wise.

    Cindy S.

    This spot was easily in the Top 3 meals I had on my last trip to NYC! I still can't figure out how a vegan place can taste this good, but seriously, everything was absolutely amazing. Major credit goes to the locals who introduced me to this restaurant and, more importantly, took charge and ordered for the table! Every single dish was incredible, showcasing flavors that were completely new and exciting. I wish I could remember the specific names of the dishes, but the plates were works of art. My photos will definitely be my guide if I'm lucky enough to visit NYC again!

    Alisa J.

    Really cool restaurant with an interesting concept of all vegetarian and vegan diner type foods. The yuba sandwich was pretty bitter from the broccoli rabe but I did really enjoy it overall. The chickpea was sausage was also super interesting and I think it was overall the most interesting Vega sandwich I've ever had. The ice creams were also pretty good. Overall service was decent and the food was good but it was definitely overpriced.

    Alan S.

    The worst tofu sandwich I ever had was at summer camp: an impromptu slab of grilled tofu slathered with mustard over a bun, prepared when I told the inexperienced chef that I was vegetarian. The tofu sandwich at Superiority Burger is certainly an improvement, but it still does employ mustard. After undergoing a lengthy marination, the briney tofu is deep fried to give the texture of a chicken sandwich. It's a hefty, decadent affair, although I wish just a bit of the tofu's naturally soft texture had been preserved in the cutlet's interior. My favorite bite of the evening was actually the Marcella beans with escarole and focaccia. It was like a deconstructed, improved ribolita.

    Bruno N.

    I discovered Superiority Burger upon attending a birthday celebration and was pleasantly surprised from appetizers through entrees. The vegetable dishes were absolutely delectable, with enough spicy options and substantial umami components to consider becoming vegetarian. I had the burger, thinking that it would be the best thing on the limited menu, especially given the name of the restaurant. But trying a bit of other guests' made me second-guess myself. The space was cozy and stylish, low-key and comfortable. I'd consider having my own birthday dinner here next time!

    Date shake
    Nafisa H.

    Been dying to go here ever since their NYT food review. Managed to snag a reservation for 4 here Friday night. My husband is primarily a vegetarian so it was really nice to sit down somewhere where they can even make most things vegan. The atmosphere is that of an old school dinner but the prices do not match. The food is good and we were all happy with what we got. 3 out 4 of us got the burger and my husband got the TFT. Dang $22 for a burger and fries - woof. Understandably everything is more expensive these days and overall was happy with the dining experience.

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    Ally R.

    Superiority Burger is worth the hype. The vibe is fun, the food is good, and the staff are friendly. I did find the prices to be high though. Ordered: House salad for two ($19)- this salad was quite large! In fact it was more salad than the two of us wanted and we love salad! It was enjoyable for sure. The carrot ginger dressing was fresh, the focaccia breadcrumbs added a nice crunch and the pickled fennel was a tasty addition, albeit not too strongly flavored. The dressing was so flavorful that by the time we were nearing our last bites we had had enough. Superiority burger ($22)- this burger was delicious. It was one of the better vegetarian burgers I've had for sure! However it was small! I would have ordered a second if it wasn't so pricey. The fries were also delicious. Date shake ($14)- I wasn't sure what I was expecting but the date shake was different, in a positive way! It's vegan. It tasted like coconut with nice small pieces of date to bite into along the way plus a hint of orange zest. Fancy dessert ($17)- I don't know what I was expecting, but this didn't strike me as fancy... it was a square of chocolate cake with a small scoop of ice cream, whipped marshmallow, hot fudge and whipped cream. It was an enjoyable vegan dessert but wasn't memorable or special in my view. Next time I'll try the pearl pie. Overall, my first visit to Superiority Burger was enjoyable and I likely would return! I might order a little differently, such as switching up the dessert, but this is definitely a place to add to your list.

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    Anokhi M.

    The TFT is my absolute favorite, super filling very accommodating of allergies hot butterscotch date cake is one of my favorite desserts ever!! sides i've tried: - burnt broccoli: okay, would pass on in the future - rancho gordo marcella beans: surprisingly good! very warm and hearty - pumpkin: also surprised me considering i don't like pumpkin very much usually not too hard to get a seat either!

    I don't get the hate. Great flavors (salad dressing excellent, etc.). Interesting decor. Attentive service. Lots of reviews express concerns about the prices. Here are the menus as of July 1, 2026, so you can decide.

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    Noah M.

    The service is always quick. The atmosphere is a laid back, classic diner. The burger is my favorite sandwich. The tofu sandwich was substantial, but not too much flavor. The burger is smoky. You can never miss with their fries. The date shake is excellent.

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    Neha A.

    Super surprised by the mixed reviews. I wasn't expecting much from this place, but a friend recommended we go and honestly it blew me away. I didn't know veggie burgers could be this delicious. We had the collard greens sandwich, superiority burger, and side of broccoli. Everything was so freaking amazing. The ambiance had diner vibes and the service was good. I really enjoyed my meal and would go back in a heartbeat.

    Alyssa C.

    As a meat eater, this spot was on my radar after Pete Wells gave his stamp of approval. Truly the best vegetarian burger I've ever had. A quirky diner spot with so many delicious veggie and vegan options. Not a spot for those with a peanut allergy as everything in the kitchen has touched peanuts per the chef, which was sad for my friend. Service was so friendly! Glad I tried it, but probably will not return as I am not a diner gal usually.

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    Enjoyed this unique and tongue in cheek restaurant which made fun at typical meat dishes and served up incredible vegetarian food.

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    Best veggie burger in the city. Immaculate vibes. Like a punk-inspired classic diner. A little pricey, but well-earned.

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    3.3
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    Solid dinner with over the top friendly service (seriously) and quite possibly the world's best…read morePatty Melt! About the Patti Melt. It's insanely delicious. The onions melted into the cheese and the toasted rye took it to the next level. This is a must try sandwich for all carnivores. And about the service... We stopped by for lunch and learned there was a short 15 minute wait. What typically might make you slightly upset did the opposite as the two men at the door and seating people engaged with us and made us feel like regulars. The dinner has a classic look inside and out and seriously, everyone is beyond friendly and attentive. Now that my wife teaches on 54th, we are destined to become regulars. Highly recommend

    Many, many, many moons ago, I was a poor college kid who passed by this place every single day on…read moremy way to my internship, thinking that one day, when I'm finally not broke as hell, I will dine at this charming, retro-looking place. Fast forward to 2026 (where I'm finally not broke as hell), the day has finally come, and I am ecstatic about stepping foot into this diner that surprisingly is still standing in 2026. The inside certainly feels like a diner, but not quite the old-school dinginess that I'm used to--it's clean. Given that it was Sunday at noon, it was very crowded in there and mainly flooded with tourist groups, but a table opened up for us pretty quickly. For a NYC diner, the menu is certainly small - this is probably done to keep tables moving faster. I got the Pastrami Hash & Eggs and it was just overdone and super oily and dry--almost as if they just refried everything except the sunnyside egg. Not gonna lie, I was very disappointed, given that I had waited for so long to come here, only to get food that was an attempt to give the staleness another chance by refrying and reheating. I actually beat myself up a little the rest of the day for finishing the whole thing, knowing that the oversaltiness was flirting with opening up some high blood pressure. It was also not moderately priced by any means (was close to $30), but I know I'm helping pay for that Midtown and proximity to Central Park pricing. Not sure if I'll return, which saddens me, but also knowing that they're part of a conglomerate at Fireman Group (and still run independently in a sense) makes total sense

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    Joe Jr.

    4.2
    (484 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    Great diner good food good atmosphere we didn't even have a long wait for a table of four on a…read moreSunday morning. Prices were reasonable though I thought it a little cheesy to charge $2.50 for "real maple syrup " but I am glad I did it. The service was pretty good too

    TLDR: my disabled mother and I were denied welcoming service from Joe Jr. during my NYU graduation…read moreweekend because, as Joe Jr.'s neighbor put it, "[they] just didnt want to serve [us]." My disabled mother, who is afraid of flying and cannot walk or breathe well; who uses a mobility device and is in constant pain, flew all the way across the country to come see me graduate from NYU with my Master's degree. The night before the graduation, the school held a private reception for my program where my film was screened. At the end of this magical night, we needed to grab a bite before turning in. Cozys, by the campus, was already closed. Joe Jr was suggested to us, as it didn't close until 11. So we waited in the cold for a taxi, which my mother had significant difficulty getting into once it finally arrived. She had similar trouble getting out of the vehicle and walking to Joe Jr. once we got to the diner. This little spot definitely wasn't much to look at from the outside; dark, greasy spoon corner joint, but ok. We stood outside reading the menu through the window. No customers were inside. As we were looking at the menu, the guy who owns the business right next door was standing in his doorway and said to us, "Best burgers in New York." So we went on in. Three men were working in the restaurant. As we entered, one of them immediately ran to the back. Another one angrily scowled at us from the kitchen. The other one, older guy with glasses, did not look at us or greet us as we entered, but angrily threw two menus down on our table and said, "we close in half an hour, hurry." Odd: it was only 10p - they were not supposed to be closing for another hour, which was one of the reasons why we came here. We quickly browsed the menu while the two workers skulked and coldly watched us from across the room, mumbling to each other. They looked at us as such hatred and disgust. It was chilling. The menus felt dirty and sticky, as did the table. That, combined with the unfriendly and downright threatening energy from the men had me seriously realizing it was a mistake to go there, as it was starting to feel uncomfortably unsafe. Maybe 1 minute later, the guy, angry and seemingly agitated, comes back to our table. He says again, "we close in half an hour." At that point I told him very politely that we're just going to leave. He turned his back on us and walked away. I added, "it says that you close at 11." With his back turned, he sharply replied, "NO!" Nothing more. We left without saying another word. So, now we're back outside in the cold waiting for yet another taxi. The neighbor next door is closing his shop, and he says, "burger didn't work out for you?," to which we replied, "they said they're closing." He said, "Closing? Aw, no. He's not closing. I'm so sorry. HE JUST DIDN'T WANT TO SERVE YOU." Based on our experience, I had every reason to believe that he was correct. I knew it before the neighbor confirmed it. But, nothing broke my heart more than to see my poor, exhausted, very brave, but vulnerable mother who cannot walk, all dressed up, who was so proud of herself for flying across the country to see me graduate, struggle with all her might to try to climb back up into a cab with her mobility device with dignity, after being treated so unkindly and having been denied decent, welcoming service and food at this dip squat shatty little dirty diner in New York. It infuriates me to the point that it is bringing tears to my eyes just to think about it now. Denial on what grounds? You tell me. The neighbor sure seemed to know. When I looked back at the restaurant, the worker who had run to the back when we first walked in was watching my mother struggle to get in the cab from the window. He ducked back when he saw me watching him. I called Joe Jr. at around 10:55 that night just to see if they were still open, and sure enough, they were. That may very well have been my mother's last trip to New York. I wanted to cry - I apologized to her profusely even though I was not at fault; I was so sorry that this happened to us on what was supposed to be my very special weekend. Our treatmemt, particularly because of my mother's physical limitations, enrages me beyond words that I am even able to articulate. She handled it very well; just quietly. She just didnt say anything, which somehow hurts worse. The experience was so hurtful that we have never spoken of it again after that night, and I needed time to pass before I was even able to write this review. That night at Joe Jr. was one very dark blot on an otherwise beautiful and inspiring celebratory graduation weekend full of light and love and hope that I will never forget. Sadly, I will remember Joe Jr. for all of the worst reasons.

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