The charcoal oven they use at Little Spain it's called a Josper, which is the brand that invented them and they're really common in restaurants in Spain
Jackson Hole on East 64th is my pick for the best burger in town, for those who aren't crazy rich, aside from Minetta Tavern's Black Label Burger, which at $30 is nuts, but amazing if you can get someone to buy it for you.
I’ve been going to Jackson’s Hole Wyoming on east 64th & 3rd Ave for 30 yrs! That’s my spot with the garlic cucumbers they serve before your order comes!
@@BrunchBoys Unrelated to Hamburgers but I was told by a Friend about a popular Steakhouse in Midtown that specializing in 72 Hour British Style slow-roasts that sounded fascinating despite being a bit expensive. I can’t remember that name for the life of Me but thought that perhaps You might know about that Steakhouse? It’s at least meat related and sounds delectable! Love the channel, Man!
Inglese The cooking you see at little spain is not the best. The flame must never reach the meat directly. In general, if the surface of the meat becomes too dark and crunchy it means the meat is burned. Cooked and burned are different things. The griddle is better than the grill because it distributes the heat more evenly. In case of smashing you have to flip the burger quickly because pressing accelerates the cooking process.
**Update** Bronson’s Burgers is permanently closed at the moment as of 6/5/24. Just in case anyone was trying to head there this weekend. **cough cough** me.
Being a burger lover who hates mayo is maddening because 90% of burger places feel they have to have a “special sauce” on their burger which invariably means seasoned mayo.
They’re* 🇺🇸 dry aged ribeye over charcoal sounds pretty American. 90% of “American” burgers you are referring to in NYC are cooked by Mexicans, so you should probably just go vegan.
The charcoal oven they use at Little Spain it's called a Josper, which is the brand that invented them and they're really common in restaurants in Spain
dude amazing video, quick with tons of infos and not too much bla bla bla. keep it up!
thank you!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@BrunchBoys I'm head to NYC for 4 nights. What 4-5 restaurants you love?
Jackson Hole on East 64th is my pick for the best burger in town, for those who aren't crazy rich, aside from Minetta Tavern's Black Label Burger, which at $30 is nuts, but amazing if you can get someone to buy it for you.
6:16 "Meanwhile a potato brioche bun imported from Spain.." EXCUSE ME!? lol
yep!
@@BrunchBoys Holy moly! lol
Red hook tavern has my favorite burger. Hands down.
Great video! I need a trip to NY 😮 🤤🤤🤤
thanks!!
I’ve been going to Jackson’s Hole Wyoming on east 64th & 3rd Ave for 30 yrs! That’s my spot with the garlic cucumbers they serve before your order comes!
love it!
Five Napkin Burger in Hells Kitchen absolutely is a noteworthy mention as well as the $5.00 Street Cheeseburger Vendor in The Financial District.
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@@BrunchBoys Unrelated to Hamburgers but I was told by a Friend about a popular Steakhouse in Midtown that specializing in 72 Hour British Style slow-roasts that sounded fascinating despite being a bit expensive. I can’t remember that name for the life of Me but thought that perhaps You might know about that Steakhouse? It’s at least meat related and sounds delectable! Love the channel, Man!
@@nickwolfe4591 hmmm I don't, but I'll look i to this!
Will definitely try the burger at Peter Luger's Steakhouse
BEST
usually see you on tiktok, but the youtube versions are even better! love the content.
thank you!!
“Pauls Da Burger Joint” in the East Village used to be amazing in the 90’s and 00’s but sadly they’ve lost their touch.
No Emily's and Black Label burger???
Too many spots for one video lol
Black Label is legit
Inglese
The cooking you see at little spain is not the best. The flame must never reach the meat directly.
In general, if the surface of the meat becomes too dark and crunchy it means the meat is burned.
Cooked and burned are different things.
The griddle is better than the grill because it distributes the heat more evenly.
In case of smashing you have to flip the burger quickly because pressing accelerates the cooking process.
They all look delicious
yess
7th street burger looks SO good
yess
@@BrunchBoys no EMILYs????????????
**Update**
Bronson’s Burgers is permanently closed at the moment as of 6/5/24. Just in case anyone was trying to head there this weekend. **cough cough** me.
Got to try the burger at The Fulton
Best burger video for ny
thanks!!
Delicious, all of them ! Is Jackson Hole still open in New York ? Those are incredible .
perfect !!!
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Which burger did you think has the best bun?
These look great. No Emmy burger surprised me. And no Minetta tavern.
Minetta is great
Emmy? do you mean Emily? if so, great as well
AuCheval was awesome
Brindle room is another
Nothing on the Upper East Side or more specifically Carnegie Hill??
Wonderful
I only saw 5 places not 6 shmuck, Lugers, Clinton, 7th, Bacon, & Spain
Being a burger lover who hates mayo is maddening because 90% of burger places feel they have to have a “special sauce” on their burger which invariably means seasoned mayo.
So true
@dp2120 :: that's how i feel about pickles❕️
Very nice
Only the last one
bruh that first burger left literally half the flavour on the hotplate by not scraping properly...
Guy was def not a pro griller
Exactly my first thought!
My First Thought
Me too
Nice 🎉
Au cheval!!
U ate for free.. that's why no price..where to get one?
LOL
That cook really ruined that burger at clinton hall. You gotta flip the spatula and scrape under the burger. Ruined a nice crust, sad
No American Cheese.
Bro go back in to Uber or door dash
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@@BrunchBoys your vids not good
@@thedrunkgriller1874 sure 🙄
I thought you weren’t supposed to eat meat and cheese 🤔
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You should consult a dictionary to understand what the word "grounded" means.
what?
First one copied Whatabuger.
its not even close...
Frank Tufano did it first and did it better.
did what?
You talk too much, and don't let the food talk enough
food can't talk bruh
Why even bother filming a Spanish place serving a American cheeseburger?? Total disgrace!!! They do t know what their doing. Unreal. 🇺🇸
ummm what?
So Emily's it's not worth it because they use a korean inspired sauce? I mean according to you, things work like that
They’re* 🇺🇸 dry aged ribeye over charcoal sounds pretty American. 90% of “American” burgers you are referring to in NYC are cooked by Mexicans, so you should probably just go vegan.