shake shack

one of the best burgers ever!

fantastic burgers and crispy crinkle fries at a very reasonable price. this is a fastfoodrestaurant, but the quality of the burgers and fries exceeds the best gourmet burgers that i've ever had. this was the highlight of my teenage kids dining experiences during our two week stay in the usa. we now have to visit the shake shacks in the uk to see if they are as good.

burgers were delicious. hot dogs were very good too (but it's a hot dog), crinkle cut fries are good. chocolate shake was tasty too.

they are very proud of theirfoodthough as the price was not what i expected. 2 hot dogs, 2 burgers, 4 fries and 3 sodas was 48.00. more than i anticipated to pay.

i love this place. thefoodis not fine dining but it hits the spot if junkfoodis what one is craving. their crinkle cheese fries are just what one wants. not being a very meaty burger fan i love their shroom burger. it is one of the best veggie burgers i have had. of course not to forget their shakes, where each one is good, hence hard to pick a favorite.

fastfoodolunca insan biraz daha uygun fiyatlar arıyor açıkçası, gerçi artık mcdonalds ve burger king de bile 15 tl nin altında düzgün bir yemek yiyemeyeceğimizi düşünürsek (ki artık midem almıyor buradaki yiyecekleri) shake shack çok da uçuk değil fakat fiyatlar ortalamanın üzerinde... özellikle peynir soslu patates kızartmasının üstüne yok!! herşey çok taze ve lezzetli... hotdog ve patatesinin tadılması gerektiğini düşüyorum. 1 kişi içecekte dahil 30 tl ödeyebirsiniz...

tala 16 april, 2013 burgers ,food, philadelphia , usa it seems our generation (or atleast everyone i know) is slightly obsessed with shake shack burgers, claiming it to have the best burgers in the usa. that to me is one serious claim, one that can only be backed up by having tasted every single hamburger in the united states. either way, i had to check it out for myself. the shake shack in philadelphia is located downtown in the rittenhouse square neighbourhood. there is usually a long line, sometimes out the door. on the day we went it happened to be practically empty which was a nice surprise given that we were extremely hungry and not in the mood to wait. a large wall sized menu covers the wall describing what and how to order. we ordered the shake burger and the smokeshack burger. both good. the hamburger patties were made to order and made it slightly  more flavorful than an all out fastfoodjoint. we ordered with a side of fries which were disappointing.  overall, our experie

definitely stop in here! either for a quick bite or to sit down for a while. thefoodand shakes are great. the atmosphere is great. all of the workers are extremely friendly. i love coming here :]

philadelphians haven't been this excited about a new yorkfoodexport since cheesecake. the opening earlier this month of shake shack near rittenhouse square (2000 sansom st., 215-809-1742) brought the natives out in droves - perhaps out of curiosity, perhaps because of the burger joint's back story. shake shack originated as a hot dog cart in in manhattan to support the madison square park conservancy’s first art installation. in 2004, restaurateur danny meyer won the bid to open a permanent kiosk in the park, and from there he has added locations up and down the east coast. the chain has a gluten-free adjunct  to the menu that includes bunless burgers and flat-top dogs, fries, frozen custard, shakes and wine. one of the managers at the philly location has celiac disease, and she let me know that the fries are prepared in a dedicated fryer that is not connected to the same oil line as other fryers. staff members also use a separate shake spinner and designated tins (black for malted,