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I just want a hamburger!! New York can get overwhelming with restaurant choices but one meal should be dedicated to the hamburger. This could be a simple task but it is not. A lot of hamburger joints have opened up in the last 10 years and it is just complicated. I am sure there are Blogs just on hamburgers. If I had to keep this midtown again or on the UES, it makes this post easier. I would like to just send you to The Corner Bistro but I have not been there in 10 years and i was never there prior to 2am. It is a great bar with a great burger. It almost feels like I am promoting midtown, but no one talks about mid town; its not just a neighbor where people work. There are many residential neighborhoods in Mid-Town East; for example Turtle Bay and Sutton Place. Again if I were to take a stroll, there are a few institution that are worth looking at for getting a hamburger. PJ Cark’s and JG Melon both have great bar settings and offer a great burger. I prefer PJ Clarks; Clarks it is 100 years old and was recently renovated. They also have an upscale version on the second floor call Sidecar. The most expensive and noteworthy hamburger at a POSH midtown restaurant, a institution with a full fare menu and great wine list; the 21 Clubis a great place for a hamburger especially if you are shopping on 5th Aveneue or have some business meetings midtown.
Now pay attention. My favorite place to grab a quick Burger for lunch or a late night snack. The only way you usually hear about the restaurant is by word of mouth. Dozens of restaurants have tried to copy the model since and only a few were successful. Mouthwatering and just down right AWESOME place to grab a burger. Hidden in the back of the lobby of the Le Parker Meridian Hotel is a restaurant called The Burger Joint. Even if eating a Hamburger was not on your list of todo’s, it is worth checking out the scene. I promise you will love everthing about this burger joint. Another restaurant in the Lobby of the Hotel is supposed to be a great place for breakfast is Norma’s.
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