Saltbae Burger

Saltbae Burger and Fries. Photo by Sora Vernikoff
Saltbae Burger and Fries. Photo by Sora Vernikoff
I admit it: I found Saltbae because I search for a five-star delicious Hamburger and French fries every week or two. I’ve tried many local coffee shops and restaurants that serve a classic hamburger and fries combo, but I am frequently disappointed. Living in the Gramercy Park area, I recently passed a new restaurant on the corner of 18th St. and Park Avenue South. I was tempted to continue searching for the perfect burger and fries. The entrance is modest, and while there is scaffolding due to maintenance being completed on the upper floors of the building, the inside of the restaurant was spacious and spotless. I stopped by, and to my amazement, Saltbae Burger served me the best hamburger and French fries ever in the city of New York. Ever!  
Entrance to Saltbae. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Entrance to Saltbae. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Street View of Saltbae. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Street View of Saltbae. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

It’s a huge place and here is the inside.
A view of Saltbae's interior. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

A view of Saltbae’s interior. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Seating at Saltbae. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Seating at Saltbae. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Here is their full menu.
Saltbae Menu. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

Saltbae Menu. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

I selected their New York Burger, which comprises six ounces of tender Wagyu beef with lettuce, tomato, and onions. I opted out of the Pepper Jack cheese. With the burger came fabulous French fries. The quality of the beef, fries, and their respective seasonings was over-the-top delicious. I plan to return soon and sample other burger options.
The Saltbae burger and fries. Saltbae Menu. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

The Saltbae burger and fries. Saltbae Menu. Photo by Sora Vernikoff

If you’re in the Gramercy Park area and crave a simple but delicious classic meal, you’ll want to try Saltbae. By the way, many visitors to the area stop at the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace Museum on E. 20th St., managed by the National Park Service. It’s a bit more pricey here than at your regular coffee shop or brunch hamburger and fries, but it’s worth it. I can’t recommend it enough! Enjoy! I can’t recommend it enough! Enjoy! Saltbae Burger (Menu) 220 Park Ave South New York, NY 10003 (212) 308-2110 Readers may also enjoy our reviews of Wagamama, Posto’s Thin Crust PizzaBalthazar’s, the Palm Midtown, and Pietro’s NYC.

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