I’ve eaten at BLT Burger twice in the week or so that it’s been officially open.
It’s a pretty good burger. Not as good as the Shake Shack, but it’s got a nice crust—something that not a lot of burgers in New York have. Also, the fries they server are fantastic—they’re double-fried and delicious.
I’m not sure that I’ll make it a regular stop, though, as It’s a bit on the expensive side (particularly if you order the $62 Kobe burger).
I’d like to apologize for the lack of pictures; I’m not so good at taking pictures of food I’m supposed to eat, insomuch as I tend to be, at the critical moment, more concerned with consumption than preservation…
Oh yeah, and don’t forget to vote tomorrow, even if none of the races you can vote for are essentially uncontested (e.g. New York City).
Down here we now have a Five Guys Burger and Fries - a DC chain. Burgers are always cooked well done, the fries are cooked in peanut oil. I like the cajun fries myself.
Will have to check out BLT next time we're in town (February!).
Although the onions rings need work, I think the burgers at BLT were much better than at the Shake Shack. I do agree with you on the cost of the Kobe beef burger (even the somewhat cheaper "American" Kobe beef burger.