“7. Virginia’s burger is an explosion of umami flavor executed perfectly. You could tell the quality of the ingredients with each bite - perhaps suffers from not being terribly unique or “innovative” but is certainly a great burger.”
H3
9.1/10American
AI-generated summary
Get the . It's about $20, thick, and piled with egg, bacon, onion marmalade and marrow aioli, and people put it in their top five in the city. The rest of the menu holds up too, with the strip and the both getting named. A couple of people find the too rich.
“7. Virginia’s burger is an explosion of umami flavor executed perfectly. You could tell the quality of the ingredients with each bite - perhaps suffers from not being terribly unique or “innovative” but is certainly a great burger.”
H3
“It looked so sad all alone on its plate and it didn't even taste good.”
H3
“Gramercy tavern and Virginia’s both have incredible dank burgers!”
H2
“Virginia's burger is better and ***$15 less.*** Still $10 less after adding bacon.”
H2
“Virginias is truly very good at just about everything. Criminally underrated”
H2
“Virginia's is an underrated establishment. Good food across the board including the burger.”
H2
“The burger at Virginia’s. Always amazing.”
H2
“7th street, au cheval, PJ Clarke’s, Corner Bistro, Virginia’s, Minetta are all better burgers”
H2
“Second best I’ve found was from Virginia’s.”
H2
“The burger at Virginia’s is fantastic, top 5 for me”
H2
“Virginia’s is an amazing spot for a burger and salad with a cocktail”
H2
“I'd say Virginia's is the best I've had thus far”
H2