20 Gram Café

Food - 5/5 Came here with my girlfriend and we got a cheeseburger each, a tuna melt to share and tater tots. The cheeseburger sliders were a bit bigger than White Castle size but tasted delicious. It came with onions, pickles and special burger sauce. Everything meshed so well together. The tuna melt was also good and worth a try. The tuna salad is freshly made in house. Tater tots were crispy and nothing special.Service - 5/5 It's situated inside of Jubilee Market, just order at the counter and you pick up your food when it's ready. Nothing special, the job gets done. Ambiance - 3/5 It's inside a cafe inside a supermarket. Cool spot for a super casual date. Nothing romantic.

I was having an afternoon in Greenpoint and decided to come here. I definitely find this place to fall under the category of... You come to this place because of how cheap the food is, and not something you go out of your way to come and get.The cheeseburger slider was only $2.55 which is obviously extremely cheap and the fries were I believe only $4 for a side. I also got the "Sticky Umami" Wings and they were $10, by far the most expensive thing on the menu.The burger tasted like a $2.50 burger, it wasn't bad by any means but it didn't wow me by any means either. The special sauce was heavy on the ketchup so it was a bit too much for me but that's defintely personal preference. I don't love McDonald's fries but the fries here felt like a slightly less seasoned and less crispy version here.The wings were by far the standout here. I honestly thought they were cooked to absolute perfection. They were steaming hot and one of the juiciest wings ive had in a very long time, you could see the juice bubble up as you took a bite into it. The sticky umami was definitely a punch of umami to the face and a good balance while not being too saucy or overpowering.

While I was in the neighborhood, I decided to stop by to try the cheeseburger slider. It wasn't worth going out of your way but if you found yourself down by the water in greenpoint craving a burger it would satisfy your craving. The cheap price is definitely a treat / throwback and nice touch by the owners.The wait was a bit longer than I expected as the grill cooked up about a dozen orders before any were handed out to customers. The register employee was very friendly and attentive. The vibe is a deli/grocery store food court which is essentially what it is. I did like that I probably could have done some grocery shopping while waiting for my burgers. If I lived closer that might be the move!

Friendly, efficient, and tasty -- what more could you ask for? I ordered an everything bagel egg and cheese with sausage, which came out to under $5. Perfectly toasty, melty, and savory, this was a perfect breakfast sandwich to start out a brisk, clear morning exploring the city. Can't wait to come back and try their burgers!

Service: 3.9/5Food: 3.4/5Actually located in the Jubilee Market, but you can see it from the outside. Good amount of seating + the menu is decently sized. Although, I would really only get the stuff off the eats menu.What I Ordered:- tuna melt (no cheese): pickles was an interesting add, pretty solid slider, smaller than anticipated but makes sense for the price- salted chocolate cookie: a little hard, think it'll be better heated up w ice cream- Ham/Cheeseburger: partner liked the cheeseburger more. ate one of each, then went right back to order 2 more. good snack size.

You just can't beat the prices... living in New York is expensive and what we all love is a good deal packed with flavor. Order the whole menu if you dare -- it's all good and affordable and hits any craving that might come you way. The cheeseburger is great and the onion is perfect for anyone that loves that flavor. Also order the tater tots and maybe ramen when you're at it. You can tell the ingredients are good quality and it's even more motivating to check out the market downstairs. There's some indoor and outdoor seating and the service is quick for the quality of items.

After seeing 20 Gram Cafe all over my social media feeds, I had to see what was up with the sliders. My order consisted of multiple sliders (size shown in my photo), a tuna melt, hot wings, tater tots, and French fries. I really should've eaten my order inside the cafe or inside my car cuz fried potatoes do not travel well. Unfortunately, the tuna melt was missing from my order so I wasn't able to try it, but that gives me another reason to return in the future. The sliders were bigger than I was expecting and came with plenty of pickles and lots of cooked onion--a dream come true tbh. Most places either skimp on the shaved onion and/or char them way too much. Compared to the onion burger at Hamburger America, I'd say the onions here are sliced thicker. The hot wings came out a little dark however this didn't affect the taste and they were surprisingly good and well salted on the outside, like better than my nearby diner or pizza parlor wings. The fries steamed a little on the drive home and were standard shoestring. Not sure if it was the fry oil (too clean or just not for my palate) but I didn't care for the fries. To round out my meal, I grabbed two drinks from the Jubilee Market side: a canned sparkling coconut water with no added sugar from Strange Water and an Aura Bora cardamom lime sparkling water. Love a cheeky bev that I've never seen before. Great place for a fast and affordable lunch.

Good place to grab a quick (small) smash burger or tuna melt. The prices are unbeatable ($2.5 smash burger and $4 tuna melt). The food was tasty and the service was nice and quick.

Came here on a Saturday evening and ordered the cheeseburger for $2.55 and tuna melt slider for $4. The place wasn't too crowded, had plenty of seating, and the order came out relatively fast. The cheeseburger was on the smaller side (the size of my palm) but was classic and tasty. Definitely worth getting for the price! The tuna melt sandwich was a bit underwhelming. My wife didn't find it too tasty and would most likely try another burger or sandwich next time.

Can't beat this hidden gem of $2.55 cheeseburger sliders ! What a wonderful section of snacks and drinks. Their lattes and teas are much cheaper compared to its competitors in the area. The chai latte was very good. I would come back again for the cravecase next time of $30 for 14 sliders. They also have a ramen bowl where you get to select different ramen and they top it up with an egg and scallion. Such a cool concept to get you in the market to shop.