Frank Burger

A new burgers specialty place located on the old premises of Gertys Deli. The burgers are "sliders" in style (think of White Castle style. Slightly bigger). The lamb burger was juicy and moist and had the lamb flavor with the Greek sauce. The chicken sandwich was seasoned well and not dried out. The actual hamburger slider was unimpressive. It was a bit dried out and didn't have the "wow" factor as claimed by the restaurant and its head chef. They also serve hotdogs with a variety of toppings as well. The ambiance and decor was clean and simple and is following the theme of industrial chic style with simple two-tone color scheme and open vents. Service was good and cordial staff.

Walking in to Frank's Burger in Teaneck had a really fresh look. Red and Black decor with a sports bar like look. Soda fountain and a counter to order. The staff were friendly and the prices are reasonable but the wait was very long. It took about 15-20 minutes for my 3 sliders and disco fries. Disco Fries were decent but it maybe preferable to get it at a local diner. The slider patties were really small and the bread had a really strong flavor to it over powering the sliders. The meal cost around $12.50.

This is a great new vibe for Teaneck. The slider are superb, with just the right amount of seasonings and onions ( they show so much onion love ). I really enjoyed the Lamb and chicken slider. The hotdogs are prepped so well, you never have worry about to much or to little. Time is a factor and if you have the time, then make it for Frank's burger. The attention to detail is the focus for me and they achieved it perfectly. So many more dishes to try so you will hear more from me. I have a Signature slider I would like to suggest! A great treat from my taste buds to yours.

This was the first time at this place and I will be going back. Frank Burger has only been open a very short time (less than 2 months) and I went there after reading an article which said the food was good. For the most part... I agree. First thing to know is that they make sliders (small burgers) and franks. They have a large variety of franks, all which are served with your choice of spicy or yellow mustard. I had two hot dogs, one was a bacon cheese dog, the other with red sauce onions. The dogs themselves are very good... Good snap and juicy. My bacon cheese dog was very good and the spicy mustard added a good punch. My red onion dog was a bit unexpected... But not in a a bad way. I was expecting more of a traditional tasting onion like from a hot dog cart, instead this was tinged with a bit of hot sauce. Not bad at all, just unexpected, actually pretty good. I also had a three slider sampler which gives you 1 chicken slider, 1 beef and 1 lamb. All three are served with onions, with the lamb topped with crispy onions. The chicken and beef sliders are tasty, with the chicken slightly more flavourful than the beef. But the real star is the lamb slider with tzatziki sauce and crispy onions. The lamb doesn't have a gamey taste, it's seasoned very well and the tzatziki with the onion add some nice textures to the whole experience. As for the sides... The fries are absolutely on point. Crispy and not too salty. The onions rings were disappointing. I will not be having those again. My whole meal cost me $20. I will be returning in the future.

The staff were very attentive & friendly. Franks were juicy, crispy and flavorful, the sliders even better. Their lamb sliders was juicy and well cooked simply on point. (Whoa) The prices are so reasonable, a great munchie spot 😉. Definitely recommending this place!!!! What would be even doper if they'd consider deep fried desserts. Exp. Oreos, twinkles, bite size cheesecake etc. lol just a thought .

I had high hopes that were pretty much dashed. I hope they do get it together and find success. As of now, they either need to seriously drop their prices or start offering something really special. The lamb slider was good so giving two stars instead of one. Really, I'd like a place like this to do well in the neighborhood, but in its current form, I don't think this is it.