New York Street Food

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I’m not usually a big fan of turkey burgers, but I’ve already tried most of the items on the Go Burger menu, and sometimes you just have to take one for the team.  Turkey burgers that I’ve had in the past were generally on the bland side and often fairly dry.  Hopefully Go Burger’s will be better.

The turkey burger was $6, one of the cheaper items on the Go Burger menu, so I added a slice of cheddar cheese for $1 and an order of Vidalia onion rings for $5.

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A lot of food truck owners have the goal of eventually opening a restaurant.  The Go Burger truck comes from the other direction – it’s an outgrowth of an existing company, the BLT restaurant group.

You see that black stuff in the photo?  It may look nasty, but it tasted delicious. More on that later.

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There are too many examples to list of food trucks that later opened restaurants or stores.  Go Burger is in the minority of food trucks because they had a restaurant first, then opened a food truck.

I’ve had a bunch of enjoyable meals from Go Burger, but never had their BLT Burger.  I’m not a huge fan of BLT sandwiches, but really, how can you go wrong with bacon?

Today’s Lunch is a BLT Burger ($7.50 plus $1 extra for cheese) and skinny fries ($3) from Go Burger.

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I haven’t stopped by the GO Burger truck lately, but they seem to have reappeared on twitter.  (Some of the trucks are not tweeting their locations because some local business owners are using it to find the trucks and complain to the police.)

It’s been a while, so I went to the GO Burger truck for Today’s Lunch.  While I like the burgers at GO Burger, I like the hot dogs even more.  Today’s Lunch was a Kobe Dog ($6) and sweet potato fries ($5).

I also received a few comments on The Turk (their turkey burger) from Diana, who I met at the truck while we were both waiting for lunch.  She emailed me about how she liked the Turk.

Kobe Dog

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We saw a tweet from GO Burger yesterday that said “Have you heard?! We’re opening a GO Burger Kiosk @CasaNonnaNY! See you this Thursday at 310 W. 38th St!”

A little research, and we found more details about it on Zagat Buzz.  Next door to Casa Nonna will be a GO Burger kiosk that will be serving the truck’s menu.  (In case you’re wondering, both restaurants are owned by the same corporate parent.)

Lunch is available Monday–Friday from 11:30 AM–2 PM; dinner on Monday–Thursday is served from 5:30–10:30PM, on Friday & Saturday from 5:30–11:30 PM, and on Sunday from 5:00–10 PM.

Their burgers are great, but we’re kind of partial to their Kobe beef dogs.

BCO dog (crumbled bacon, cheddar cheese & caramelized onions)