7th Street Burger

I've connected with 7th street burger. I usually get their double smash with fries. The burger is simple. Just cheese n some onions. Too many toppings makes it complicated. They do sell Mexican Coke from a bottle, which is an excellent compliment to the food. The place is very small from inside. A hand full of bar stool/table, so plan accordingly. Service is counter order.

Delicious burgers but can be greasy. Flavorful with the grilled onions. This location has a few tables and seats too. Fries are crispy and soft inside.

Enjoyed a delicious smashed burger at 7th street burger in Brooklyn. The fries were yummy as well. Placed the order and was ready fairly quick. Friendly service as well.

I spent almost $30 on food, and was denied an opportunity to use a rest room. Garbage spot with terrible service. How do you not have bathroom facilities for people to use if you're going to have dining space?

If you want crunchy delicious fries and a greasy smash burger with everything this is the place to be. The staff is amazing and the secret is ...they give generous discounts to service employees. One of my favorite lunch spot at park slope and I would pay full price all the time for it. The fries are cooked to perfection with a nice crunch. The price is extremely reasonable especially for the park slope area. Double patty is the way to go. Do not sleep on this.

This was my first trying 7th Street Burger. Nice addition to Parkslope neighborhood. Cheeseburgers are pretty solid. The cheeseburger consists of a smash pattie with American cheese, grilled onions, pickles, and house sauce sitting on a martin potato bread. The burger was tasty, especially with the house sauce. I will suggest to double up on the pattie if you're hungry. The single pattie is really thin. Fries are golden and crispy. The Mexican cokes are nice and cold. Staff is very friendly and welcoming. Nice and chilled vibes here. Cashier Emilio was very attentive. There is only one bench to sit and wait for your food. Basically, it is a grab and go location. However, there is a ledge where you can stand and eat your food. I loved how airy and bright this location is. Hand sanitizer, napkins, and a bucket full of ketchup are displayed at the raised ledge. Bottle openers are mounted on the wall. Overall, this location is serving up some good burgers. Amazing location! The price on these burgers is reasonable. There is an impossible burger on the menu for those who are vegan.

I visited 7th Street Burger Park Slope, as part of the yelp event Brooklyn Community Week at 7th Street Burger Park Slope, which I flew out from Chicago Illinois for. I was acknowledged immediately upon walking in and up to the counter by the server, Komary H, who I spoke with briefly about 7th Street Burger Park Slope. The options on the menu were small, yet easily displayed! It made my day seeing the Impossible Burger option which was on my mind prior to visiting being that I am a vegetarian. It ended up being what I ordered along with Fries, and a Mexican Sprite. The only gripe I have about this 7th Street Burger location is that I was not able to dine-in due to there not being enough tables inside. As an out of stater, I feel that it hindered me the opportunity to get a full on feel of 7th Street Burger which also happened to be my first time eating a burger in New York. I get it, the restaurant is new to the area, but come on, it is Park Slope! And besides, there are other 7th Street Burger locations that have tables, even some with seats where you can enjoy your food onsite. As for the food, I really enjoyed the French fries which were the first thing I started eating immediately once I got settled at my hotel. They were crispy, well-seasoned and oh so delicious! And I simply enjoyed the taste of the Impossible Burger which had the appearance of a Steak 'n Shake steak burger! It is served with grilled onions, American cheese, pickles, and house sauce which complemented its taste very well.Since 7th Street Burger Park Slope was the first out of state in-person yelp event I have ever attended; it makes me cherish the experience and very open to revisit 7th Street Burger whenever in Brooklyn. I just hope by then, they have their dining area situated with more furniture where I could enjoy my food onsite.Service: 5 | Atmosphere: 3 1/2 | Food: 5Recommendations: Impossible Burger (vegetarian), Loaded Impossible Fries (Vegetarian), or Fries.~Have courage. Be Kind. ~Thomas G

I was so excited to try this location after having lived in the east village when they started but the burgers in this place were sooooo disappointing! They literally came in a pool of oil. The bread was almost falling apart of how oily they were.

They can do no wrong. Awesome burger. Really hits the spot. Fair price. Would definitely recommend. As good as the East Village location!

Small burger joint with standing room dining only at a the moment. The place feels like a little party with upbeat music playing. The service was good and the cashier who took our order was very helpful. I got the Double Impossible Burger and my friend got the Double Cheeseburger. I am not a meat eater but was impressed. Both me and my partner loved the meal. Would definitely try again!