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Got the Oaxaca burger and it was amazing! Cool busy establishment in hip area

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The many topping options are great and the build your own concept a nice option for those who may not want to go with their predetermined mixes. I love the fact that you can have olive tapenade as a spread - or crispy artichokes for that matter.
LIke this palce. It is a mix of counter service and table delivery - where you order at the cashier, bring your own drinks to your table but a server drops off any food you order. Their burgers tend to be thick and juicy (though more recently I had a problem with cooked-ness and had to send them back because they were well done (gray), not medium rare (pinkish red). My most recent visit I had the Greek burger made with tofu (which means it had crispy artichokes, feta and tapenade as toppings).
This place hits the spot when you want a good, top of the line burger. Though a bit pricier than an average burger joint, you definitely get more for your money. They have an outpost in Park Slope, too, which is the same menu and just as tasty.
****

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Came in on a Monday afternoon. There was a group of semi loud teenagers, to be expected given the proximity to a large high school. Wasn't particularly in a burger mood, ordered the spicy chicken salad ($9.75). The chicken seemed somewhat bland and not thoroughly cooked. But the staff was friendly and the space was clean. I would come back to 67Burger, but this time for a burger.

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67Burger is a solid option for a quick meal before shows at BAM. I love that in addition to the veggie burger, they have a tofu option as well. The fries are just OK, and I'd pass on the beer float. I'd come back for another quick meal before a show.

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I got the Cajun chicken burger. It came our dry, 2 and a half small pieces of chicken. Two slices of pickles and two of tomato in plate. Chicken was chewy. Served by 3 different people, still had to get the water and root beer myself. The milkshake is basically ice cream in a cup, can suck with a straw, need a spoon and a fork for my partner's meal. Which we didn't have at the table.

Food is meh, service is lacking, still too pricy.

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Quick and affordable, these low-key Brooklynites purvey fab burgers grilled to your specs with an intriguing array of toppings; the over-the-counter setups are nothing fancy, but they're an easy option before a Barclays event or BAM.