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The City's got plenty of places for patties but who s got the very best burger in the five boroughs? We've taken the time to Just Ask The Locals. Restaurateur Danny Meyer puts Blue Smoke, DB Bistro Moderne, J.G. Melon and Union Square Cafe at the top of his list, while chef and restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson opts for Shake Shack and Pop Burger.
And earlier this week, we asked you about your favorite place to grab a burger. We got lots of great responses, but the top 10 spots according to Gothamist readers are:
1 (tie): Paul's Place...Da Burger Joint
Corner Bistro
Peter Luger Steakhouse
4 (tie): Shake Shack
Burger Joint at Le Parker Meridien
67 Burger
5 Guys Burgers and Fries
JG Melon
9 (tie): BLT Burger
PJ Clarke's
Want even more insider advice on where to eat, drink, shop, party and more in NYC? Take a moment and Just Ask The Locals. Find out Sean Diddy Combs favorite clubs and Kevin Bacon s theater tip. Discover where Debbie Harry goes to hear live music and how Ivanka Trump spends her Monday nights. Plus, offer your own NYC suggestions and enter the Just Ask The Locals Sweepstakes all at nycvisit.com.
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