Smash House 5 Towns — Restaurant in Town of Hempstead

5 Stars – Best Burger Spot in Cedarhurst!

Smash House in Cedarhurst is an absolute must-try for burger lovers! From the moment I walked in, the vibe was clean, modern, and super inviting. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming—they made sure everything was just right and even gave great menu recommendations.

Now, let’s talk about the burger—wow! Juicy, flavorful, and perfectly smashed with that crispy edge that makes each bite unforgettable. I got the double smash with cheese, and it was easily one of the best burgers I’ve had on Long Island. The brioche bun was soft and buttery, and the toppings were super fresh. Every detail felt thoughtfully crafted.

The fries were also top-tier—crispy, golden, and perfectly salted. I added a milkshake to the meal, and it was the perfect finishing touch—thick, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet.

The service was quick, the food was hot, and the place was spotless. Whether you're dining in or taking out, Smash House delivers quality and flavor every single time. I’ve already told a few friends to check it out, and I’ll definitely be back soon.

Smash House is the real...

Smash House 5 Towns delivers on what matters most: quality ingredients, bold flavor, and a clean, modern environment. The burger was exceptionally well-prepared, juicy, flavorful, and thoughtfully assembled. I opted for the crispy onions on the side instead of fries, and they were outstanding, perfectly crisp and seasoned, a refreshing alternative to the usual. The service was efficient and courteous, and the overall atmosphere was pleasant and welcoming. My only critique is the portion size relative to the price point. While the quality is undeniably high, the burger itself felt somewhat modest in size. A slightly more generous portion would bring the overall value more in line with expectations. That said, I would absolutely return. Smash House is a great addition to the 5 Towns dining scene and well worth a visit for anyone who appreciates a well-executed...

I was hoping to experience a burger like the In N’ Out days of my youth but that was wishful thinking. The sauce was just okay, the burger meat was seasoned terribly (why they would use anything more that salt and paper is beyond me), the used romaine lettuce in their classic burger, (there is nothing classic about Romaine lettuce in a smash burger), and the bun was so thick and heavy almost like challah. The fries were also battered which I personally didn’t like very much, I think standard cut is the way to go but to each their own. I’d give them another shot but I was honestly...