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7th Street Burger West VillageBWorth Trying
110 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012
· Hamburger restaurant
· 4.7/5 Google (797 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout
Smash-burger specialist delivering juicy, affordable patties and standout loaded fries with very limited seating and occasionally brusque service; best for quick grabs near Washington Square.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
7th Street Burger West Village delivers solid food quality with juicy smash burgers and loaded fries that justify its local following, supported by exceptional service speed. However, inconsistent execution and minimal seating prevent higher grades—this is a quick-bite counter spot, not a destination restaurant. For what it is, it executes well and offers good value in the West Village.
Restaurant Summary
On MacDougal’s lively strip, this counter-only spot turns out juicy smash burgers and heaping loaded fries to students, locals, and late-night wanderers. One diner summed it up: "Simple, greasy, and exactly what I wanted." Expect limited space and music that sometimes leans loud, but the line moves and the prices feel friendly for the neighborhood. The cooking style is straightforward and dialed toward craveability, not fuss. The culinary approach leans classic and stripped-down: thin, crispy-edged patties, American cheese, grilled onions, pickles, and a tangy house sauce. Fans love the double for a better meat-to-bun ratio; the loaded fries are a secret weapon if you want something extra. Families on the move will find it kid-friendly in flavor, with familiar burgers and fries plus vegetarian Impossible options. Reality check: seating is scarce and it is counter service only, so younger kids may be happier if you carry out to Washington Square Park nearby.
At a Glance
- Juicy smash burgers with crisp edges and tangy house sauce
- Loaded fries (beef or Impossible) are crowd favorites
- Fast service and affordable for the West Village
- Very limited seating; often stand-and-eat
- Noise and occasional brusque service reported
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- That first crunchy-edged, melty-cheese bite
- Straightforward menu that nails the basics
- Speedy counter service
- Loaded fries that eat like a meal
Points of Concern
- Music can be loud and space is tight; not ideal for lingering
- Service tone varies; some report rudeness or early closing
- Portions skew small; many prefer the double
- Isolated food safety complaints contrasted by many positive visits
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$16-24 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Choose the Double Cheeseburger for value and fullness
- Vegetarians should opt for the Impossible Cheeseburger or Loaded Impossible Fries
Perfect For
- Quick bite before or after Washington Square Park
- Late-night burger craving
- Budget-friendly casual meal
- Solo snack run
Location Insights
Area: Student-heavy, lively block near NYU with constant foot traffic and late-night crowds.
Safety: Generally safe, busy at most hours; typical nightlife noise and occasional rowdiness.
Nearby: Steps from Washington Square Park, bars, cafes, and NYU buildings; heavy tourist and student mix.
Greenwich VillageThe dining scene in Greenwich Village is eclectic and dynamic, ranging from casual eateries and classic New York pizzerias to upscale restaurants and trendy bars. The area attracts a mix of locals and tourists seeking authentic, diverse, and often innovative culinary experiences in a relaxed yet vibrant social atmosphere.
MacDougal StreetMacDougal Street is a lively micro-neighborhood within Greenwich Village known for its historic jazz clubs, casual dining spots, and vibrant nightlife. It draws a younger crowd and visitors looking for entertainment alongside dining, with a friendly and energetic street vibe.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday12:00–01:00
Tuesday12:00–01:00
Wednesday12:00–01:00
Thursday12:00–03:00
Friday12:00–03:00
Saturday12:00–03:00
Sunday12:00–01:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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