Friday, August 24, 2007

Waterfront Ale House: Eh, so what?

What we love: the wide selection of beers, ales, scotch and tequila, mini corndogs, gruff friendly service

What we could live without: mediocre burgers, hot sauce that can't live up to its hype

Burger scale: C

Price range: $$ out of $$$$

Payment method: all major credit cards, cash

This month's entry will be short, because we can sum up our burger dining experience at the Waterfront Ale House in one word: Underwhelming.

(And, we'll keep writing because we've vowed to write about our burger chasing experiences in NYC.)

Located in the east side neighborhood of Kips Bay, the Waterfront Ale House lives up to its motto of lousy food. We liked the place for its friendly neighborhood feel and its selection of ales, microbrews and scotches. The burgers, however, were...

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(Sorry, we must have dozed off trying to remember if we had a burger last night because we can't recall what it tasted like.)

Burgers at Waterfront Ale House

We remember the brioche buns; they were moderately delicious. We remember the waffle friends too. They waffled between soggy and tasteless. But, the burgers...

Our memory is hazy, but we think our medium to rare burger might have been dry. (A four letter word to any red meat lover, and a darn waste of good meat.)

The mini-corndog appetizers ended up being stealing the show, but moderately delicious brioche buns and weeny weiners just aren't enough to redeem mediocre burgers. Not even at the Waterfront Ale House. (Unless it came with free scotch and beer, which it didn't.)

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