Fulton Burger Park Slope ( Brooklyn ) — Restaurant in New York

A man eating his burger enjoying the outside view enticed me to try this place. It was decent for a burger but nothing spectacular or noteworthy. The presentation was nice and that on top of other reviews drew me in. I got a cheeseburger with cheddar cheese and classic fries. I also grabbed a can of Coke.

The burger was a burger that wasn’t bad but not great. The burger itself wasn’t dry, but there was something off about the bun for me that had a drying factor. I think hand cut fries would’ve made the experience way better. The fries had a harder exterior which I’m not a fan of. Service was fine. The woman at the register wasn’t the most patient, but she wasn’t rude either, so no complaints. Tried it, wouldn’t personally recommend, and I’m good trying others and returning to my go-to...

Perfectly decent burger and fries, I just have a couple minor gripes.

The kiosk up front lets you pick your toppings, I picked just tomato. Woman at the register: "just tomato?"

Me: "just tomato, no lettuce, no pickle, no mayo"

Burger: has mayo top and bottom

It's also served smash burger style, so while the flavor is good, the patties are on the charred side. Don't expect medium rare.

Finally, it's hard to figure out how you would get sweet potato fries, because the burger comes with regular and there's no option to upgrade, just a separate order for $6. I wanted sweet potato but I guess I'm sticking with regular.

Overall these are minor kinks, the food is still good and fairly priced overall. But not quite a 5*...

Our experience here was a mix of highs and lows. We ordered the Triple Burger, Truffle Burger, black bean salad, and sweet potatoes.

The burgers were a highlight—tasty, good meat, though the buns were slightly burnt. The sweet potatoes were just okay, nothing particularly memorable. The black bean salad, however, was a letdown. It arrived long after the rest of our meal and was watery, overly salty, and lacking key ingredients like avocado and tomatoes.

The atmosphere was casual and comfortable, with a great heater—perfect for a winter visit. I was warm and cozy in just a T-shirt.

While I might come back for their lunch special, it’s not a place I’d go out of my way...