(212) 979-0053
92 3rd Ave
New York,
NY
10003
40.73216
-73.98803
Neighborhoods: East Village, Downtown
Hours:
Sun 11:30am-12:30am
Mon 11:30am-1am
Tue 11:30am-1am
Wed 11:30am-1am
Thu 11:30am-3:30am
Fri 11:30am-3:30am
Sat 11:30am-3:30am
Price:
$
Last updated 4.19.12
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Lunch Spot, Cheap Eats
Cuisine:
What People Are Saying About Blue 9 Burger
Featured Review
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In Short – The tiny menu includes assorted hamburgers French fries and shakes. Fries are cut on the premises, and burgers made to order, making this place a far cry from the typical chain burger. The small, well-lit establishment draws a college crowd that loves the bargain prices and doesn't mind the paucity of frills.
| ambiance | 50.0% positive |
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| dessert | 100.0% positive |
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| drinks | 100.0% positive |
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| food quality | 78.04999828338623% positive |
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| overall | 75.0% positive |
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| service | 60.0% positive |
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| value | 87.5% positive |
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| wait time | 66.66999816894531% positive |
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Best burger in the world !!
by thinkbox
Me and my friends come all the way from Brooklyn to eat Blue 9 Burgers,
They are simply one of the best burgers in town
- Pros: So tasty
- Cons: the plase is a little small
In NYC this might be as good as it gets...
by surfnrg
Same formula as In-N-Out, you can even order using in-n-out terminology... Not quite as addictive, and the consistancy is not nearly the same. Somedays it's perfectly put together, and other days not so much.
The biggest difference is the service and cleanliness. Typical NY attitude here, unfriendly, not so clean cut workers instead of the cute girls at In-N-Out. Chaos in the kitchen and food all over the place is a huge contrast to it's California counterpart. Also I had to take back my burger for them to get it right almost every time (even though the receipt had my order correctly).
Still, it's NYC and for us poor Californians who were woo'd here for the big bux (no other reason to move to this filthy hellhole) this is the closest we'll get without having to deal with the nearly unusable airports.
- Pros: Food is great
- Cons: Order accuracy, and employee attitude just not on par with in-out, dirty
Simple Burger, Real Fries, Cheap for NY
by misderdix
So I used to Live in LA and then I moved to NY and now I'm back in LA. I've had the burger drama and here's where blue 9 fits in. In the city its the best place for a quick burger and fries with no lines, and a side of extra sauce doesn't cost anything. Fashioned after In n Out but still has its own charm, real potatoes in the fries and the burgers are great. It they opened a location in Madison Square Park, Shake Shack would be out of business in 6 months.
I eat here weekly... it's THAT good!
by poodle123
I am a die hard fan of this place. I like the burgers at Shake Shak, but Blue 9's are better. They aren't nearly as oily or crumbly and you don't have to eat them in the cold or stand in line for 20 minutes to get your food. I suggest getting your burger medieval style and slathering on extra mango chili sauce. They really should bottle and sell the mango chili sauce that they provide alongside the ketchup -- it's really good and I love it on both the fries and the burgers.
- Pros: burgers, fries, sauce
- Cons: the dining area needs an overhaul
Doesn't compare to In'n'Out
by gumbercules
I have to agree, this place doesn't come close to In'n'Out. It certainly tries to copy In'n'Out's style, but really fails to deliver.
One reason is that they're quite sloppy at Blue 9. The times I've been to Blue 9, I was the only one there; despite making only one burger, it looked like the guy was blindfolded when he assembled my burger; I always have to open up my burger and reassemble it myself. In'n'Out manages to prepare dozens of burgers at a time and still assemble them with consistent quality.
The other reason is that the ingredients don't seem as fresh as they advertise at Blue 9. I get the impression that they get the stuff fresh each day, but then it sits around in the open all day. Contrast that to In'n'Out, where you can see them prepping all the ingredients as they make the burgers. So while its technically fresh at Blue 9, they don't go the extra mile like In'n'Out does and prep the ingredients right before they make the burger.
Despite all that, its a decent hamburger. But I have to question whether people comparing it to In'n'Out have actually ever been to In'n'Out.
- Pros: cheap, decent burger
- Cons: sloppy, dingy surroundings
The Details on Blue 9 Burger
Place Categories:
- great burgers
- worst fries
- great price
- amazing mango chilli dipping sauce
- good place
- thin patty
- love blue
- fresh food
- unpleasant experience
- too bad staff
- fresh ingredients
- huge contrast
- good shakes
- great real potatoes
- not nice decor
- big bux
- great product
- fresh smallpatty fast foodstyle burger
- poor californians
- bad ai
- best inout
- terrific cheeseburger
- good service
- ridiculous wait
- pretty good chocolate



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