A Burger at Oscar’s Place, West Village, NYC

(Written before COVID-19 quarantine) After being on the road, I was so in the mood for a burger and fries! I walked over to Oscar’s Place, a teeny about a 20-seat restaurant that does more take-out than eat in serving only beer and wine.

I was the only patron the night I went, a Monday evening. I mention that as on Monday beers are half price with an entree. My Belhaven Scottish ale ($4.50) was perfect to wash down my Oscar burger and fries. That’s an 8-ounce burger on a bun spread with their special sauce and topped with lettuce, tomato, Applewood bacon and a choice of cheese (I chose Cheddar) accompanied by a pickle and fries ($18.95).

It hit the spot. Not a destination, but if you’re in the hood and want a burger, I would recommend it.

Oscar’s Place
West Village
466 Hudson St
New York, NY 10014

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A Burger at Oscar’s Place, West Village, NYC