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Thursday, February 12, 2009

Arthur's Steakhouse: Best Burger West of the Hudson River

Arthur's Tavern
http://www.arthurstavern.com/
237 Washington St.
Hoboken, NJ 07030

THE STORY:
Jackie, having a long week at work and getting acquainted to commuting into Manhattan, was commuting home with me (Tim) on Thursday night. During casual conversation on the PATH train, I mentioned to her that I came across a posting on A Hamburger Today about a place in Hoboken called Mikie Squared. In said post, they recommended four other places in Hoboken, NONE of which were Arthur's. Instead of going home to eat dinner, we had a great idea to make a pit stop and have a Burger Conquest!

On a side note, Arthur's is actually on the same block, and about 5 buildings away from Mikie's.

THE BURGER:
There is no other way to review this burger, simply put, Arthur's is The Best Burger West of the Hudson River. Ordered medium rare, as any true meat lover would, the burger came out cooked perfectly and unbelievably juicy. I got cheddar on the burger, but honestly, it didn't factor into the taste at all. There is nothing more that can be said that hasn't been said already, as this is the third time Arthur's has been reviewed on Burger Conquest (most all time). Easily the best burger in northern NJ, and overall comes in second only to The Old Homestead. To go with the burgers, we ordered a side of Arthur's famous potatoes (yummm), which were delicious as always. An added bonus is the complementary coleslaw sans mayo, and the pickles & hot peppers that you are served as soon as you sit down in the restaurant.


9 out of 10 .oz

Oh yea, the bill was only $19.10.
-Tim

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