Saltbae Burger New York

Hamburger restaurant · Gramercy

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"Salt Bae Burger, once called the worst restaurant in New York City, closed earlier this month. The address belongs to a location of Nusr-Et Steakhouse, which will continue to serve the burger chain’s menu. Salt Bae Burger opened at 220 Park Avenue South, near Union Square Park, a month before the pandemic first shut down restaurants for indoor dining. Eater’s critics wrote at the time that 'it had all the charm of an airplane hanger,' while its menu reminded them of a more expensive, worst-tasting version of the Black Tap burger chain." - Luke Fortney

Salt Bae Burger, Once Called NYC’s ‘Worst Restaurant,’ Closes in Union Square - Eater NY

220 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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