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<a href="http://www.blogsoop.com/nyc_rid_5991.html">White Castle<br></a> 6901 34th Ave. <br> Flushing , NY 11377<br> (718) 899-8404

Burgers, Fast Food $$$$$
6901 34th Ave.
Flushing , NY 11377

(718) 899-8404

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5 reviews

A White Castle Valentine

By Off The Broiler Feb 15, 2008

Editor’s Note: Here’s one of our first posts on Off The Broiler, resurrected for Valentine’s Day weekend. I realize this blog is named after a Burger King-ism, but anyone who really knows me is well aware I am a staunch and rabid missionary of the Church of Slyders. This year, Rachel and I decided to [...] FULL REVIEW

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White Castle

By Eating In Translation Nov 25, 2007

The Classic Single (just 53 cents, even with the tax).is palm-sized, but only if you have small palms, and the burger patty (or perhaps paté) is just thick enough to stand up to pickles, ketchup, and a little onion. I'll down a couple when nothing better presents itself, but I... FULL REVIEW

Chateau Blanc? Oui, oui.

By Twenty Bucks A Day Nov 16, 2006

Finally ate my first full meal ever at a White Castle – it was only my second lifetime trip to one of the revered/reviled outposts, in fact. (Westerners are savvy burger consumers, but I can’t imagine the idea of White Castle would make very much sense to them.) Last time was as an a la carte dessert to a Jersey City dosa, and while I can’t say I was really JUMPING at the chance to go back (though I liked it fine), walking down 8th Avenue past its Chateau Blanc (ten times funnier in bad French, considering especially what their reaction might be to the product) the other day on the way back from Manganaro’s set the wheels in motion. FULL REVIEW

Fatburger vs. Thinburger.

By Twenty Bucks A Day Jul 25, 2006

Unlike 1986, we now need not split best burger categories between coasts when comparing the mighty Fatburger with White Castle’s slyders; both are available within the Jersey City limits. At one end of town, at the corner of Newark Avenue and JFK Boulevard, lies an outpost of the ancient and estimable White Castle. At the other, in an area that reminds me of California’s wide-boulevarded corporate developments, is Fatburger. Having tried neither until this week, I was unprepared for the vehemence and polarity of my reactions, and it’s safe to say that one of them is now one of my favorites, while the other disappointed. FULL REVIEW

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My Recent White Castle Burger Experience

By Plate of the Day Jul 16, 2005

This week I’ve had some frighteningly unhealthy food such as a jumbo slice of Koronet Pizza, Harlem Fried Chicken and to top it off White Castle Burgers Ahhh White Castle Burgers, one of the perks of living on the East Coast. Some of my friends in California have no idea what they are missing. (Though some would say it’s better that way / In and Out Burgers are way better) White Castle burgers if you don’t’ know were first made popular by a Beastie Boys song back in the 80s and recently by the film Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle A White Castle burger is a miniature burger (slider) with a hamburger patty, onions, pickles, mayo and ketchup. They’re small enough that you can eat them in a few bites. FULL REVIEW

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