P'unk Burger

A very mid burger,the patty itself didn’t taste seasoned and it feels like they rely on all the toppings for flavor. I got the lunch special (which is a great deal! Burger, fries and a shake for $17!) and added bacon which was unfortunately chewy and not crispy. I did order take out so maybe if I dined in this wouldn’t be an issue. Fries were seasoned well! Avoid the soda fountain, there’s some green sludge in the ice dispenser 😳

Excellent gluten free buns. Burgers. Curly fries. Best burger we’ve ever had.

Solid burger place and the ice cream is good too, especially the peanut butter flavor. Friendly staff, good service. Just remember: cash only (I can only imagine how many times a day the guy taking the order has to break the news to customers as they stare back with a confused look on their face). Gluten free buns are a big plus!

To start this place is cash only but also byob. We had the punk and always sunny burgers. They both came out with a nice presentation and were interesting burgers along with several others, but they both came out very overcooked. They were both supposed to be cooked medium but were closer to well done. I even heard someone behind us mention that their burger was overcooked as well. The burger patty did not have much flavor as well, not sure if it was due to lack of seasoning or because it was too dry. The place is clean and the staff is friendly. It's just lacking as a burger place unfortunately.

Burgers are outrageously priced and not much flavor to them and was on the smaller side. Not worth what you are paying and it's cash only. (Makes zero sense in 2024) First time and last time there. Should have known better to stop up passyunk to eat, my own fault.

Decent spot. I’ve been here a few times and I feel like it’s middle of the road hence the 3/5. I ask for medium rare and I got well done several times. This particular time they got our food out super quick so I was kinda surprised that it was well done. Toppings are solid and staff has always been friendly. I also forget everytime that it’s cash only which is kind of an inconvenience but that’s on me. I would compare this to eating a gourmet burger at Red Robin. Fountain porter is right down the street if you aren’t vegan.

I ate here after being away from the Philly food scene for a minute. I had a beyond burger with a gluten free bun & when I say this was the best meal I’ve had in a long time, I mean it!!! Trying to eat out with my food allergies has been a chore but their menu had so many options for me. A lot of the gluten free breads i’ve had taste awful but whatever they use here is so good! I also had a vegan root beer float which made my year. Everything was just perfect. The flavors & the quality of food was amazing & I’m taking my family here for my birthday dinner. Easily one of my favorite places now.

Visited this spot on an overnight trip to Philadelphia. My friend suggested it as a quick stop for dinner. I was impressed at the variety of options they had for type of burgers (veggie options as well). I tried the P’unk Burger which was really good. The tater tots are good as well but sold separately. Carry out was quick.

Delicious Lunch Combo on Sunday Game Day! Order placed online for delivery. Choice of Burger: I have the Ahi Tuna w. Crispy Onion Ring, Arugula, Wasabi, and P'unk Signature Sauce on a Gluten Free Bun. (Tasty Vegan Options available) Choice of Side: French Fries Choice of Beverage: Hank's Black Cherry (Regular or Vegan milkshakes available for additional cost) Great food, service, portion, presentation, cost, delivery, combos, rewards when ordering via P'unk website, vegan & gluten free options.

i've been here a couple times for lunch now, and my biggest takeaway is that i should be taking this food away instead of eating there because they are messy!! both times i've been were during the workweek on my lunch hour, and there was ample seating available, which is an amazing draw during the colder months. i have gotten their normal veggie burger, and while it tasted great, it falls trap to a common veggie burger issue: no structural integrity. the patty refused to stay together and was falling off with every bite. for the most recent restaurant week, i got their special impossible burger with fig jam. this tasted even better imo, and the impossible burger held up much better compared to the veggie, but she was STICKY!! this was 100% due to that jam so there's really nothing that could've been done, but i definitely looked silly trying to tame it. the restaurant week deal included a burger, a side (great, crispy sweet potato fries), and a shake (a fantastic captain crunch inspired one) for an awesome price, so i definitely see myself returning for a similar deal. i just know better now than to try and eat this in public lol

I don't understand how this place is still in business. The people are nice but my burger was so meh. A good burger is salty and juicy. This was neither. In fact, I'm pretty sure it wasn't seasoned at all. It was a bit dry and tasted like char. Their signature sauce is watery and a little sour like Worcestershire. It was whatever. The bun is large and not very soft which really made the dry tasteless burger worse. At $13, it costs more than a double at Shake Shack or 2 Big Macs, which are both better. Only giving 3 stars for service. They're nice people. I thought hey, maybe they're new and they're on a learning curve but the first review is from 8 YEARS AGO. Get it together jeez.

Amazing good juicy burgers love the char flavor!! N as well as sides shakes!! 5+ stars i either get delivery or my sis picks up

I do not recall how I heard about this place but I love a good burger so I was game! I looked at the menu in advance and saw a lot of options that I liked but because so much caught my eye - I became overwhelmed when I was about to order so I built my own burger... My hubby ordered a Juicy Philly with a turkey patty with a side of onion rings; I ordered a Turkey patty with Cusabi, avocado, smoked Gouda and P'unk sauce with a side of sweet potato fries. My burger was good but my hubby's burger was EXCELLENT (so were his onion rings - lol). We also ordered shakes - I had the BW (vanilla and Nutella) and my hubby had a strawberry shake (I think). I thoroughly enjoyed my shake; I did not taste his. The service was great! The young lady who waited on us was nice - she explained the menu well and checked on us while we dined. The prices are a little higher than I anticipated BUT the food was so fresh and tasty that I could not harp on prices. Overall I do recommend this spot and will definitely be returning. Tip: this is a cash only business (they do have an ATM inside, if needed).

I stopped in for a quick bite and it was great! I got a side of fries, it was 7$ but there was a large portion of them. My sister got a burger and really enjoyed it. They have a very limited drink selection, however the server was very nice. She also brought us water right away which was amazing. Food also didn't take very long to come out. The overall atmosphere of it is very relaxed, it's not decorative or a five star restaurant by any means but it's nice for a quick bite.

Decided to give this place a try - wanted to get something new and read some decent reviews. I'm not sure which burgers those folks got, but the beef burger is tasteless and dry. I don't believe the food was seasoned at all. The bacon on the burger was raw (and I love undercooked bacon) - but that too was tasteless. Also got mozzarella sticks, which were drowning in oil with a cold cup of sauce. The first few sticks were ok, but the bottom few were soaked in oil, and were inedible. The young woman that worked the counter/register was very nice, and the staff overall seems quite pleasant. It's not really their fault what sort of food is produced. I assume it's relatively well known that the meat is dry and flavorless, hence the large number of things you can put on the burger itself. It's a cool idea, but the burger is not at all worth what the cost is. Also, it's cash only - which isn't really spelled out until you go to pay - they have an ATM on prem, but it would be helpful if it was a bit more clear.

Lots of options for vegans and meat eaters alike. I was craving a burger, and Yelp pointed me here. Online ordering and curbside pickup were super-easy, and we were home in no time, enjoying our burgers and fries. I got the Juicy Philly (BEEF STUFFED WITH CHEDDAR, TOPPED WITH CARAMELIZED ONIONS, SAUTEED PORTOBELLO MUSHROOM). Those are my go-to toppings for burgers, so it was easy to order. It was well-made and satisfied my craving.

The burgers here are amazing!!! I wish Arizona had food like this!!! Very chill spot with vegan options too!!! Our server was so sweet and speedy getting us our meal, after a long flight this is just what I needed I'd post a picture but I inhaled my food as soon as I took the first bite

Burgers and shakes, the combo really can't be beat! I was honestly most blown away by the vegan milkshakes, they have so many options! We got the vegan mint cookie milkshake and it could have fooled me- thought there was whole milk in there any everything! The always sunny on EPA burger with the perfectly cooked over easy egg is a must. The yolk on top is so good! Nadia was our server and she was excellent and helped us out with any questions we had on the menu

The burger was really good! They have gluten free and vegan cheese options!! (Amazing) the tator tots were great, the fries were alright. The shake was really good too and made with almond milk! They were on time, nice, and didn't forget anything in my order! They even labeled which burger was gluten free! Worth it :)

This does not even deserve a singular star. I went in there and the waitress was extremely rude. The atmosphere was hostile. The music was so low that I could hear myself blink. lt was very awkward and I felt like I could not even talk to my friends without feeling judged. Extremely overpriced for the quality. My burger was undercooked, not flavorful, and the punk sauce was disgusting. She never asked if we needed more water and I was quenched. The cups used for water was miniscule and flimsy. I got up to get ice and was yelled at by the waitress and she started talking to her coworkers and on the phone loudly about me.

Juicy, well-seasoned burgers of all types: beef, turkey, veggie, Impossible, lamb, etc. A wide variety of toppings, cheeses, and sauces to choose from. Vegan, vegetarian, and other health-conscious options that are actually appetizing and don't make you feel like you're being high maintenance. Yummy skin-on shoestring fries, and crispety crunchetty tater tots. Salads and other stuff available too. All of it looked good. The highlight for me is the shakes. Sooo many flavors, and many of them available in a vegan option, made with soy or almond milk. Little ole lactose intolerant me could have a milkshake without blasting myself off into the stratosphere. Yay!!! Service here is great! The ladies here are super helpful with suggestions, if you need help deciding what to order. The restaurant itself is little. Dine in only at the four tables outside, or take it to go. One more thing: this restaurant is ***CASH ONLY***

Saw P'unk Burger's deal for East Passyunk restaurant week, and it was such a great deal, we had to check it out! For $15, we got a side, choice of burger, and a shake - can't beat it! We were planning on picking up in person, but it was a dreary, rainy day, and when we realized they had $1 delivery, it was a done deal. We easily placed our order online, and luckily, they had their restaurant week special on the front page, so easy access. I opted for sweet potato fries as my side, the veggie burger with fig jam and apples as my main, and attempted to get their banana salted caramel vegan milkshake for my dessert. A few hours after placing our order, I got a call that they were out of bananas, so they could not prepare my shake as ordered. They did offer to make a salted caramel shake without the banana, which was nice! I was just surprised they didn't have this option given it was a feature on their restaurant week deal. The fries were great - lightly seasoned and crispy enough, although they did get a bit soggy on the delivery, but nothing that wouldn't happen with any other take out. There were a ton of fries, so enough to have a second day! The burger was pretty good, too - I could definitely tell it was non-meat burger, but the consistency was spot on and still very flavorful! I loved the fig jam and tart apple accompaniments, which made for a really nice, fresh flavor and made me feel less guilty for having a burger :) The brioche bun was a great vehicle for the sandwich and didn't overwhelm too much. My salted caramel shake was the highlight of the meal - I got mine made with soy milk, and you totally would have no idea. It was deliciously creamy and so filling, but I was so sad when it was over! My fiancee opted for the pickle chips as his side (great reviews on Yelp), which were pretty tasty - nicely crispy and salty! I don't necessarily think they were worth the extra $3 as a side, but we did enjoy them. His burger featured a beef patty with avocado, jalapeños, cheese, and ranch - nice flavors that balanced each other out! The burger was definitely "oozing" from the toppings, but he said it was a solid burger. My fiancee attempted to get the Guatemalan chocolate and coffee shake, one of the options on the restaurant week deal, but they also called to say they were out of that shake. Again, super surprised they didn't actually have 2 of the 3 shakes they offered for restaurant week, but so it is. He was offered his choice of any other shake on the menu, so he settled for a s'mores shake, which he was a big fan of! He agreed, the shakes were the highlight of the meal. Overall, we enjoyed our restaurant week meal from P'unk Burger! While they wasn't the *best* burgers we've ever had, we appreciated the unique toppings, and it was a solid, filling meal for the price. We hope they continue to offer similar deals for restaurant week, etc. over the years - we would enjoy trying their other burger and shake options!

I was hungry and was looking for a good burger so I decided to stop here and try them out. I have to say the french fries were delicious I had a truffle french fries along with a Punk signature burger that they make

Super slow service, the girl had a 30 minute conversation with a friend that came to visit her while we waited for a milkshake. I could have made My own damn ice cream in less time

Based on quality of food, this place is a 5 star joint. You can tell that freshness is the most important thing, and with several vegan, veggie, and gluten free options, anyone can dine here. Dropped off one star because it is PRICEY! 8 dollars for a small milkshake? Though it was vegan, I don't think I could ever justify that purchase again. Fries are quite generic, not cut in house or anything. Burgers are thick and not greasy, and they don't skimp on toppings. I also feel like a place so expensive shouldn't be cash only, but probs to them. Waiting for another reason to go, maybe for a celebration or event. But other than that, I'll be dreaming of my guilt free strawberry milkshake.

Great little burger place with loads of options for people who have dietary restrictions (vegan, gluten-free). I had a turkey burger which was quite satisfying. You can basically build your own whichever way you want (beef, turkey, chicken, veggie, etc) and add whatever you want on it too so the options are endless. They also have gluten-free buns available. There's other food here (salads, appetizers, other entrees) for anyone not wanting a burger and although I didn't have any I'm sure it's all good. Overall highly recommend, the service is super friendly and it's in a really cute area of South Philly. There's also plenty of outdoor seating and I think carry-out options too for anyone who is COVID-conscious. My friends who took me here are regulars and I can totally see why!

Visited this spot on an overnight trip to Philadelphia. My friend suggested it as a quick stop for dinner. I was impressed at the variety of options they had for type of burgers (veggie options as well). I tried the P'unk Burger which was really good. The tater tots are good as well but sold separately. Carry out was quick.

P'unk Burger is a great spot for a solid burger. There are a few outdoor tables and plenty of indoor seating. I love that you can customize and there are vegan/vegetarian and gluten-free options. My husband ordered the Juicy Philly (stuffed with cheddar and topped with caramelized onions and mushrooms). It was delicious but quite decadent (way more toppings than needed... but not complaining about that). I had a more simple burger with vegan cheese and the signature sauce - while the burger was quality, I think without all of the fancy toppings, the burger ended up feeling a little boring/missing proper seasoning. The side of thin cut fries was massive - they were good, but I wish I would've ordered them with seasoning because they were kind of bland. With that said, the onion rings were amazing. Quite possibly the best onion rings I've ever had - sometimes the onions are too thick and crunchy - not the case here. I could have had a meal of just onion rings and would've been quite happy!

This is a burger place and it cant even make a decent burger. I asked for medium rare and received a overcooked burger. It was so dry that ketchup was the only thing that helped it get down my throat. And there isnt really anything special about these burgers. I got a normal burger and punk burger and both were bland and dry. On top of that, the fries were so soggy. I will give it the benefit of the doubt and say the togo box made it soggy but it didnt show any sign of being crispy.

Delicious burgers with huge portions and great service! Gluten Free BunsBig Man on Campus Burger

Ordered a 'Build Your Own Burger' and thin cut fries via DoorDash. The fries were soggy and unseasoned. That I had to douse the fries in ketchup to take more than just 1 bite of them, is unacceptable. The beef patty was also completely unseasoned. It was bland in the way that water is. Completely underwhelming, and now I'm annoyed for spending $20 on a lunch that was so thoroughly unimpressive. If I could give 0 stars, I absolutely would.

I've ordered from P'unk a few times now for delivery and they've been consistently great. The ample options offered mean I'm well taken care of when I want to avoid things like dairy. I love their dairy free shakes too, don't miss their shakes in general! This is a super indulgent meal, they don't skimp on these burgers at all, meaning P'unk is a huge treat. I order directly from them, their delivery times whenever I order seem to always be over an hour, but my food always arrives hot and faster than estimated.

We have tried them numerous times. Burgers taste burned and they are always over cooked. We love to support local, but.... The delivery guys are nice though. Honestly, McDonald's or Wendy's are way better and that's saying a LOT.

My burger was good, but they sadly forgot part of our order. The tater tots here were amazing, though, so that pretty much made up for it. Plus they're open for weekday lunch!

1. We've had the regular burgers and the turkey burgers and both were done just right. Has to be one of the tastiest turkey patty's I've had a while. Love all the toppings choices. My fave is the fried pickle chips. 2. Most burger places don't have great ice cream. P'unk is the exception. They have really good locally make ice cream. I pretty much got a scoop every time. 3. The staff was so friendly. By the second time we came they knew us by name.

5 star burger a month ago, 1 star today. My wife and I had an amazing burger here about a month ago - meat was juicy, fresh and really flavorful. Excited to come back today but it was honestly just awful. Burger tasted like a recently thawed patty with absolutely no flavor. Fries were soft and soggy and it just missed the mark today. We will give it one more try and chalk today up as a bad day in the kitchen but man, what a bipolar experience. Until next time....

Let's just start off by saying for as much as they charge, the quality should absolutely be better than what it is. Having the audacity to send a turkey burger to my house looking like this and then charging two extra dollars for it!!! Complete joke. Also, whatever system they use to put their grub hub orders through to the kitchen needs to be changed and or updated ASAP for the simple fact that I put into the instructions that I had an allergy EVEN CALLED TO CLARITY!! And they still put tomatoes all over my beef burger. Pay for truffle fries and get regular fries. Order a milkshake and specify almond milk because I cannot have dairy and to no surprise!!!! Whole milk!!!! Is what I get!!!! Ill just go f**k myself tonight. Thanks a lot. Never eating from here again!!!

cash only cash only cash only. Philly is known for the cheesesteaks but they make a mean burger too. This is one of those places that could prove it.This is a great joint for a good burger in the Passyunk area. This might be the only place in Philly you can get a decent juicy lucy. They are also directly across the street from my favorite ice cream place on the planet earth(arctic scoop). The sides are perfect and you can tell they are made fresh by hand. My sister's burger legit exploded from both flavor and cheese! I would come back again and again but I will likely drive and then walk 5 blocks over.

Great choices and tasty food! The staff is very friendly. The only drawback is that it's cash only.

Went here the other weekend with a friend. The fries were good. I always enjoy shoestring fries. They could have used a little more salt though. The burgers tasted good but were pretty greasy, like to the point when you picked it up a lot of grease poured into the basket. I wish they had regular Pepsi/coca cola options but the Mexican root beer was fun to mix it up I guess. Heads up that it's cash only. The waitress was nice.

I love this place. It's gluten-free and vegan friendly. I can't do dairy and they have the best vegan milkshakes besides the ones at Goldie. They got those perfect pencil thin fries and juicy burgers. The staff is nice too. I only wish the outdoor seating had some shade.

Love this place! Truffle oil fries and the tuna burger are what I got last time. Both excellent. I've been here only twice now. I do not remember what I got the first time but I remember enjoying it. I was a different man back then so presumably I got your standard issue red meat burger. They have one of a kind sodas too! I stopped drinking soda but caved the other night. They have blueberry soda!

Another edition of the "I'm confused" genre of my reviews and honestly, P'unk Burger does confuse me. I've ordered delivery from here at least four times, and have eaten in the shop twice. Everything that I have had has been expertly cooked, and well on its way to greatness. This establishment has hired a back of house staff that knows how to get a good crust on a burger while still being able to cook it to the customer's desired temperature, and deep fry onion rings so that the onion doesn't slide our of the batter when one takes a bite. The technical skill is obviously there for this to be an extraordinary burger joint. So why the three stars, you may ask? Well two reasons: 1. Salt. All of the food that I have had from P'unk Burger, while expertly cooked, has lacked flavor. Sprinkling a bit of coarse kosher salt (I recommend Morton's) on the burger before cooking it would do wonders. Adding a bit to the tator tots and fries would elevate them from pedestrian to sublime. I don't understand how food could be cooked so well, yet lack the most basic of seasonings. This is something that makes no sense to me and makes me wonder if the cooks have learned their trade through visual cues, as opposed to taste. (In fairness, there does seem to be an attempt to season the onion ring batter with cayenne pepper (or possibly a bit of Old Bay?) but so little is used that it is almost insignificant.) 2. Ketchup. One should not need to ask for ketchup when it is clearly required for sides like French fries, tator tots, and onion rings. It's like giving someone a peanut butter and jelly sandwich without the jelly. It just makes no sense. Work it into the price or charge extra for a small container, but don't leave some poor schnook who's jonesing for some deep fried carbs hanging without ketchup (or salt for that matter). If these two problems could be solved, then I'm sure that P'unk Burger can rise to burger greatness. The technical skill is certainly there.

Overpriced. Staff all have an underlying attitude and are clearly not wanting to be working there. I have frequented it a lot because of the gf options but I've finally had it with their poor service. There are too many other options to continue paying these prices when the staff is really young immature and horrible at customer service

e recently moved into Philadelphia and were excited to find a burger place that really seemed to care about allergies. Today (3-28-21) we ordered burgers and made sure to mark my burger as gluten free, the food arrived a bit late (DoorDash could also be faulted for that) and as soon as I took a bite into my burger I immediately noticed the softness. Us gluten intolerant folk, rarely get to enjoy this kind of softness... so I called in and after 15 minutes of wait I got a response that indeed, I received a REGULAR bun instead of the Gluten Free one we ordered... I think my biggest problem is that the response was like this is an ordinary mistake that will not cost me pain and agony. They were really sorry for poisoning me and they were happy to get me my money back... For a place that glorifies itself on being gluten free and vegan I would have hoped they would have a better quality assurance in the case of client health. Not only that you were late, you poisoned your client AND you didn't care for the outcome of that horrible mistake I wouldn't recommend this place as they don't care for their clients or the product they give out

5 stars for the burgers, fries, tots. Any burger you get is delicious! And gluten free options out the wazoo! They are a little hard to eat, so get the fork and knife, but they taste juicy and amazing. And do yourself a favor and get the tater tots, which are even better than the ones you remember from 1993. Milkshakes: 1 star for the milkshake. Tastes like burned plastic. I actually think their blender may have broken? We heard a weird noise while they were making it. So take this with a grain of salt.

Walked there a few nights ago. It's a nice little area of town. It is cash only which caught me by surprise but they do conveniently have an atm located within. Burger was awesome, fries were decent. You gotta get the burger sauce.

Ordered the "Juicy Philly burger" with an order of fries for my son. I didn't see anything that I wanted to try so I ordered mozzarella sticks. The burger had loads of fries onions and mushrooms, he hates mushrooms so I took them off. The burger was dry and burned, I tried a bite just to be sure and the fries which were just shoestring fries, had no salt or any pizazz whatsoever. The mozzarella sticks were great and for that you got 3 stars.

Ambiance- 4/5 a South Philly vibe, modern interior, small, but plenty of seating. Food- 4.5/5 granted I can only talk about one salad, but I am thoroughly impressed. I've tried plenty of salads around the neighborhood from establishments that are simply built to buy fresh food/salads, and this was one fo the better quality ones. The waiter suggested the Cobb salad which is the most popular, and I got it to go. Chicken was nice and juicy, bacon and avocado was fresh. Perfect amount and I was pleased to pay the $10 for a lunch and a half of a meal. Overall- 4.5/5, I think the real question will be how their burgers taste, will come back to test them out and grab a few more salads.

3.5 I came here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon with my husband. I had a veggie burger with vegan mozzarella cheese and their punk sauce (plus lettuce, tomato and onion). They have a veggie burger and portabella mushroom options for vegetarians/vegans. I went with the veggie burger. That was not the right choice. The burger itself was very soft and falling apart while I ate it. I ended up taking the burger out of the sandwich and just had the bread with toppings. If you are going for a veggie, get a portabella! It seemed as though there was only one server and there were quite a few take out orders and people dining in. The server made it a point to apologize if we needed to wait a few extra seconds for anything and she was great and attentive. Since the burger was not great, I had a vegan milkshake and that was DELICIOUS. It made up for any hard feelings I had about not enjoying my burger. I also had a side of fries which were thin and delicious. Everything came out quick and the location is small but awesome décor! Last, they do not accept cash but they do have an ATM on site. Be prepared!

I wish I knew it was Cash only. Had the jalapeno burger and old Bay fries. It was great.

I'm always on the lookout for a good burger so we ended up at P'unk Burger this weekend! Oh man, my burger was GOOD. I opted for the "build your own burger" rather than one off their menu. I added avocado & bacon to mine. The actual burger/meat was well seasoned, juicy and super good!!! My roommate went for the "Big Man on Campus" burger from the preset menu. Downsides, the place is small, so could fill up really quickly. Also, the service itself was not good. No one initially greeted us, it took a while for our server to come, he didn't introduce himself or ask us if we had any questions (which we did... it was our first time there...). No one explained to us about where to pay either, they just left the check on our table. Overall, food was great, service was not.

First off, the name....pretty clever. Haha love it. Welcome to P'yunk, P'unk. It's probably a little dangerous that I can walk here. Sooo awesome. Went last night for the first time late night after a concert and our entire group loved their burgers! Veg and non. Our waitress was a fellow vegan so she helped me build my own burger. She recommend the veggie patty rather than the grilled portabello which I will try next time. We added guac, roasted portabello, smashed taters and secret sauce. I kept the lettuce tomatoes and red onions which weren't raw. Yo!!! The bomb!! Wow I just got all ghetto for a minute, that's how good this was. So many options for us weirdo vegans even milkshakes!! Say what?! My brother in laws and hubby who I dines with aren't veg-heads and indulged in their pre-made options. They loved theirs too! All Organic!! Super clean, small, cute place with neon yellow painted chairs outside and a long picnic table inside. Very casual. Baskets of sauces and napkins with nice cold carafes of water for you. Very cool place. We will be back for sure! Wednesday in fact. Perfect addition to the EP family. A great fit! I'm in love.

So you need to start with a milkshake. On a warm late spring or summer night. While sitting outside. And order a make-your-own (...or signature) burger. Basically, go there right now. Except not at the time of this posting because it's 10 p.m. and they're now closed. Just.. go there soon.

I'm a big big fan of this place! I went with a friend who was vegan, and I was so so surprised that they had so many options for vegans! The milkshake was great! I went fully un-vegan though. I got the sunny egg burger and we all shared the shareable sides. Loved the old bay fries and truffle oil fries.

Yummy quick stop for my friend and I are Christmas Eve. I got a veggie burger and she got a turkey burger, both of which we greatly enjoyed. We also shared sweet potato fries and tots -- they give you a LOT, and they were both great, flavorful and crispy. I love the make-your-own burger option, and their special sauce is quite yummy. Negatives included both burgers sort of falling apart, and we only had the big knife that comes in the burger so eating got messy. We tried to cut the burger in half but with the small space of the little basket they give you, again, it was a bit of a mess. A plate would have been great! I literally used like 6 or 7 napkins and ended up using a little pile as a plate just so I could cut the burger. Anyway, ultimately small complaints as the food was so good. They only take cash but there's an ATM in the restaurant. I would definitely go back here for a good, filling lunch!

When I first heard that the people behind Slice pizza where opening up a new burger joint at my beloved Passyunk Ave I was ready to try it out. Especially when I heard that it made milkshake using Little Baby's Ice Cream flavors, and had an old school arcade machine that featured Burger Time! And over all it delivered a satisfying experience. Since Chhaya did a good job of housing a jam packed brunch crowd in the space when they resided in it, it was kind off odd to see P'unk sacrifice some of that room for the sake of fitting in huge wooden picnic tables. Especially for the supersized one that multiple parties sit in. But the interesting communal dining setup made for a different experience that was tolerable thanks to the quick and accommodating staff. And if you don't dig it just be prepared to do take out or indulge upon a classic video game session. Its pretty awesome that you're able to choose between beef, chicken, turkey, ahi tuna, veggie burger, or portebello for your burger options. And you're able to choose between plenty of topping options that include Garlic Insanity or Black Peppercorn Bacon from 1732 Meats, 11 kinds of cheeses (including Daiya for the vegans), vegan & gluten free sauce options, and all kinds of veggies; making for nearly unlimited customization options. But the signature burgers are all reasonably priced; and hook up options that are inspired by breakfast, Cubano sandwiches, pizza, and more. and there's even a bad ass burger of the month option. the black peppercorn bacon, smoked gouda, onion ring, and signature sauce that topped off the P'unk Burger made for a savory and filling top burger contender. The sea salt thin cut Idaho fries were tasty, but next time I'm doing the combo that pairs them with their sweet potato fries. I went for their variation of the B & W with nutella ice cream instead of chocolate in favor of the more wacky Little Baby's varieties (with flavors that rotate weekly, and one made with espresso from Reanimator coffee). And Ultimately I should have taken a walk on the wild side instead. Overall P'unk delivered a satisfying lunch. and since its open until 3 am on Friday and Saturday, it will probably be making me regret some late night food stops as well.