History of Beer
History of Beer
Beer is the oldest recorded recipe in the world. The ancient Egyptians first documented the brewing process on papyrus scrolls around 5,000 B.C.
Locations
127 W. 43rd St.
bet. Broadway & 6th Ave.
646.366.0235
The Empire State Building
350 5th Ave. at 34th St.
212.563.3433
HB Burger
127 W. 43rd St.
bet. Broadway & 6th Ave.
212.575.5848
Midtown West
625 8th Ave. at 41st St.
646.214.1000
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Email:
info@heartlandbrewery.com
Private Events/Catering
(10 Private Rooms)
Special Events Manager
Lauren Pagano
Phone:
212.582.2057
Press/Media
Rich Pietromonaco
Address:1430 Broadway (at 40th St.) Suite 1513
New York NY 10018
Phone:
212.400.2300
Email:
rich@heartlandbrewery.com
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The thing that attracted us to this restaurant is that it is part of the Heartland Brewery chain. The good thing about that is that my hubby could enjoy the brewery's real ales and I could enjoy their root beer. The burgers were very tasty and the portions were more than ample. We chose a portion of 'Tater Tots' which were something new for us and were quite amazing. The service was very good in nice surroundings. Would return to this restaurant and would recommend.
Great burgers, a nice set of their own beers on tap. Pleasant "pub" atmosphere. Menu is limited but Enough. Go for the burgers and beer. May get crowded.
Average burgers within the Time Square area.
A burger bar/restaurant close to Times Square area, HB Burger does just enough to provide an adequate meal. Decorum is similar to a pub, with wooden chairs and tiled floors.
I ordered the Kobe burger, which was pricey and definitely the American version of Kobe beef. The burger itself was moist and the bun was it sat on was tasty. The accompanying fries were soggy and left more to be desired.
In terms of alcohol, HB Burger has a great selection of beer (as well as in house beers) and is definitely a good place to stop by for such. The atmosphere is much older and the bar layout is a bit odd so I wouldn't recommend bringing a group of coworkers to this place. It'd be ideal for grabbing a drink with a friend or visiting relatives who have spent their day near Times Square.
Normally would not stop to eat in or around Times Square, but thought at least it's not applebee's and I'm not getting any warmer or less hungry. I was pleasantly surprised by several things. Menu was manageable with plenty of options, but not overwhelming. Same thing with the price - reasonable by most standards and low based on what I expected. Shared wings as an appetizer and they were crispy, spicy, and not too messy. I had a burger which was cooked as ordered and tasted great. Rest of the party seemed happy with their salad and chicken sandwich. Full, but not crowded and server was quick and attentive.
The burgers were good but I felt they were kind of small. I also ordered the Tater Tots but only got about 10. So portion-wise I was not impressed. The seasonal pumpkin beer was good.
