The iconic Black Label Burger from Minetta Tavern holds a special place in each New Yorker's heart. Opened in Greenwich Village in 1937, this neighborhood staple burger hasn't changed a bit. It's juicy with caramelized onions and crunchy with pommes frites. What else could you really ask for?

Whether the classic ShackBurger, vegetarian 'Shroom Burger or cutting edge SmokeShack is more your taste, Shake Shack will not disappoint. Originally a hot dog cart in Madison Square Park, Union Square Hospitality Group has developed Shake Shack into an infamous chain of delectables too delicious to pass up.

This Upper East Side locale is tight-fitting with a bar ambiance perfect for a quick, mouthwatering bite and after work drink. The tin-pressed ceiling and dim yellow lighting make J.G. Melon stand out from other neighborhood spots. Dine in or take out: this burger is outstanding.

A definite fan favorite, The Spotted Pig burger is decadent. From the first bite to the last, you won't want to put down this mouthwatering American classic. The fries are crisp and bun is lightly toasted. This no reservations, West Village hot spot burger is traditional, modern, and all things in between.

The memorably messy burger at Corner Bistro is as tasty as it sounds, looks and smells. The Village perennial attracts students, locals, visitors and devotees alike. The Corner Bistro experience is a cool one, complementing your warm and toasty delightful bite.