Ok, much needed update on this place. I think they are starting to get the hang of it! Service was great and food was WAY better than my first visit . This time I had the turkey sloppy joe and oh my it was delicious along with the fries which were amazing(just wish they gave you a bit more for price). I also had a fantastic glass of wine at a great price. Thank you Zinburger for stepping it up, I WILL be back!
Review Source:Definitely think I need to get back to Zinburger soon and get the full experience.
Only stopped there for a quick dinner of burgers and fries. We actually got zucchini fries which were delicious. Was surprised that for their advertising of gourmet burgers all of the descriptions seemed pretty mediocre. Unless they're referring to the Kobe beef upgrade which my husband did and said he didn't regret it! I ordered the burger of the week "The Greek". I got to enjoy a juicy burger with red onion, feta cheese crumbles, and a cucumber with oregano vinegarette topping. Only disappointment was that after clearly stating " No Mayo" it came out slathered in it. They remedied it quickly though and brought a brand new burger out right away.
Would love to hang out again grab a glass of wine, a burger and definitely stay for their milkshakes which they also offer  a specialty one each month. This month... Apple pie. Very fitting for the 4th of July!
Atmosphere is great. Prices were reasonable! Staff was very friendly and polite.
Welcome to Cherry Hill Zinburger!
I went here with my five-year-old daughter.
The decor is great: modern, hip, airy, clean. It was packed.
Admittedly, I don't drink and I did not get the shakes or desserts, so I can't comment on those (the desserts looked great, though!).
I got a zinburger and fries. I ordered the burger medium and it came out  perfectly. It was delicious. The fries were very bland and certainly not worth the five bucks.
Overall, I liked it. Yes, it's an expensive burger (and I got one of the cheaper ones), but you're also paying for the atmosphere.
Service was good, not exceptional.
Would go again.
We went for dinner to celebrate a birthday. The server was knowledgable and offered suggestions, since it was our first visit. The atmosphere was fun, but quit enough to carry on a conversation with ease. I had The Ringer burger and it was fantastic. The meat was fresh and cooked perfectly and the roll was awesome. I will definitely be going back!
Review Source:I was pleasantly surprised with my recent visit to Zinburger.
The burger was great. They told me all the meat is fresh and done on premises, nothing frozen. The bun was excellent and light. I wonder if they make the buns also? It was not a grocery store type bun as used at 5 guys, Shake Shack, Elevation Burger or even Bobby's Burger Palace. I had the The Ringer (Nueske's Applewood Smoked Bacon, Frank's Hot Onion Rings, Pepperjack Cheese & Mayo). Probably not the healthiest choice, but it was awesome. My wife had the  Zinburger (Manchego Cheese, Zinfandel Braised Onions & Mayo). That was also very good and she really liked it. We shared the sweet potato fries and they were crispy, not oily and came with a nice yogurt dipping sauce. The burger can get a little messy, but it is a burger.
We had the milkshake special, the Fat Elvis for dessert. That was the only downer. It came out slow and the ice cream was pretty much melted so it was not thick at all.The shakes at Shake Shack and Bobby's Burger Palace were better.
Service was very good, they have a huge staff. The place is sleek, modern and clean. Prices start at $10.00 and up for a burger so its not cheap but it is worth it. I'll absolutely be back. Zinburger serves beer, wine and has a bar. This can also add to your bill total. I will absolutely be back.
I would definitely recommend Zinburger. It's at least worth trying if you're curious about it. I have no doubt you'll enjoy your meal.
I have been there several times. They probably have the best burgers I've ever had (yes: better than Bobby's Burger Palace, Cheeburger Cheeburger, and Five Guys). It can be a little pricey there but I think it's worth it.
I've always gotten good service. The whole staff is very friendly and quick but I always hope Sarah is our waitress. She has so much energy! I love it!
Lots of unfulfilled potential.
the food was decent and the service was slightly above average. The girl who finally came back with our catsup did so after the waitress brought the check. Â Awkward. Â
price points kinda hard to swallow, which reminds me: $50 for LUNCH all all we got was two cheeseburgers, one order a fried and two sodas. Â For that price you'd thinks we had desserts or a cocktail (or both.)
The look of the place is pretty fresh. Â light and airy, pleasant and modern. the vibe and atmosphere were pleasing. Â
Don't know if i'll be back, but if i do, I'd come during happy hour when food is 1/2 price. Â
2 and a half stars, rounding down because there's not a lot of "there" there. Â Not yet anyway.
P.S. we came on a somewhat sketchy weather day. I imagine the outdoor seating area could be fun on a nicer day.
Since I first heard about Zinburger's opening, I was down for a visit. Somehow, it took a couple months, but alas, my boyfriend and I stopped in last night.
OK, so I'm not a fan of burgers. So I got a chicken sandwich. Shh. The Hava Chicken Sandwich (with fried rather than grilled) chicken was pretty darn good, but I'm docking a star for having to purchase fries separately. I just think for $10, fries should be included.
My boyfriend was still drooling about his turkey burger today, which is making me curious. For some reason, I didn't snag a bite! (Likely because he consumed it in two seconds.)
I can't vouch for the shakes or drinks, but the decor was welcoming -- modern and classy, but casual. I'd like to stop back and sit by the big slab of wood they call a bar.
The other awkward detail about Zinburger is the location. I just feel like it would have much more of an impact on the area if it had its own building, rather than as just another place in the Garden State Track.
But, hey, what it does, it does well. I'll be back for sure, and will *have* to try a shake.
I was somewhat skeptical about this place. More or less a boutique burger joint. I am not a huge fan of paying that amount of money for a burger. But, this burger is worth it!
I ordered the Zin Burger because it was their name sake. We also ordered baskets of fries for the table. The fries were just your standard homemade style deep fried peeled fresh. They were very good but not exactly exotic.
Several great things about this burger. First, they make their buns on sight. To me, that is important as this is the first taste to hit your mouth. Freshness is the start to greatness with a burger.
Second, they caramelize their onions in Zinfandel. This adds a slightly exotic flavor to the burger.
Third, they give you options for what type of beef you want. Kobe beef is obviously more expensive. But the standard beef is still of high grade and tasted juicy, fresh, and full of flavor.
Now that the important stuff is out of the way, on to the setting. It is very modern. Lots of whites and blacks. Some wood finished tables. Extremely clean.
The staff is very friendly and snappy. The waitresses wear fairly tight and skimpy shorts that you would expect at a Hooters but not so much in a more upscale casual place like this. I am not really complaining about that. It was just a strange contrast given the feel of the restaurant.
There is a nice selection of adult beverages from upscale to average Joe. There is a really nice wine selection. I was close to a three hour drive home, so, no drinky for me that day.
So, overall, great service. Environment was a little stark in contrasts which wasn't a huge deal. The burger was one of the best I have ever tried. It had the perfect combinations of juiciness and flavor. Do tuck a napkin though because that juice does just pour out of this thing.
Expect to pay around $20 or so for a single meal with drink. But I truly recommend this place.
This place is huge with a large bar in the middle of the room, lots of tv's. Server was excellent, beer selection was good, had 60 minute DogFish, a favorite, beer prices reasonable, $6 for 22 oz. My build your own burger was with lettuce, tomato, blue cheese and bacon. There couldnt have been more than a tablespoon of cheese, and the burger was dripping all the time I was eating it, kind of messy for pricy $12.50. Shoestring fries, for $5, asked for well done, got regular instead, nothing special there. I just dont like messy, drippy burgers. Red Robin burgers arent messy and their fries are great.
Review Source:What's not to love about a burger that has better quality than fast food and toppings better than the boring 'ol ketchup and pickles?
Zinburger is just what the locals needed at the shopping center. Surrounded by Cheesecake Factory, Brio and other places that focus on seafood or steak, Zinburger delivers tasty burgers that feed the casual type.
Check out their happy hour specials for deals on drinks and food items. Drinks are mid priced. Watermelon Slipper for example was $7.00 and was something similar to a mojito, cool and refreshing. Sweet potato fries were 2.50 (regular $5) and although advertised as good for 2 people is small portion compared elsewhere. The dipping sauce was light, yogurt based. Good for 2? Yup, just enough!
Gourmet Burgers:
Her:
Clint's Veg Burger $9.00, overall good, not quite delicious and slightly annoying because the veggie patty kept falling apart. A decent option for the non-meat eater or avoiding beef. The bun was fresh and the veggie burger was good enough for a repeat visit.
Him:
Ringer Burger $11.00, tangy and quite the opposite of the veggie burger, the ringer doubles on the meat with its beef and bacon topping. Along with the onion rings and pepper jack cheese, my guy was happy with his choice.
If you like Zinbuger, try:
Pour house, although crowded, creative burgers and beer with large portion.
Bobby Burger palace, owned by bobby flay and located at a mall
West side gravy, in the center of Collingswood, a byob that has a similar menu
Side notes:
Alert! Parking lot nightmare
Outside seating available
Menu also has shakes, salads and wine
After a friend showed me their website and menu, I decided this would be worth leaving Philadelphia to try. Â I was very right.
This place has a really great atmosphere for a a restaurant in a giant shopping center, it felt really out-of-place. Â I expect these megaplex shopping centers to usually be full of crappy chains like (*cough*Cadillac Ranch*cough*) This place is very bright and...like their website says...contemporary.
I'll be completely honest, I know absolutely nothing about wine. Â I barely touch the stuff unless it's free. Â I decided to go for one of their ridiculous milkshakes instead...which I should have split. Â Holy cow, that was a dense delicious shake.
I got the zinburger and split a side of zucchini fries, be warned that everything is pretty much a la carte so you won't be getting fries with your burger. Â This is most likely because the burger is so ridiculous that fries would be constantly wasted.
This was definitely a messy, juicy burger. Â I got mine medium rare because I like to think I'm a cowboy sometimes, and I really felt like one savoring every bite of this monster. Â Ask for extra napkins because I had juice running down my hands and everything. Â I think I eventually gave up on the bun because it was just a soaked mess and no longer worth the calories.
I could imagine having a glass of wine perfectly paired with one of these, though that seems a bit classier than the thought of how my friend and I looked carnally tearing these messy meat patties apart. Â I will say that I was unbelievably full of cow between the shake the burger and I kind of hated myself the whole way home. Â I was still full the next day.
The zinburger was pretty good. My husband had the turkey burger and he said it was one of the best turkey burgers he's had in a  restaurant.  They could do a little better than serving three limp pickle slices with each burger, though. Get the zucchini fries. They're delicious.
We went on a Wednesday night and they had 1/2 price bottles of wine which is a very good deal.
My one beef (no pun intended) is that they have a plethora of TVs inside and outside on the patio (which is where we were sitting) each with a different sporting event on. Being that you are in the Philadelphia area, it is a little odd that not one channel had the Phillies game on. Â I had asked my server if the Phillies game could be put on, and he said he would definitely get to it. Â Fifteen minutes had passed and I heard two other tables around me make the same request. Another patron got up from his table to ask the bartender to change the channel and still no dice. One of the managers came out to one of the other tables who had made the request and asked what channel the Phillies game was on. Â How is it that you are a bar, with tvs all over the place, in Philly (suburbs), and not have the Phillies game on and not even know what channel to put on? Here's the kicker: Â 15 more minutes passed when a different manager walks out and says that the reason the game isn't on is because there is a rain delay and the channel that usually plays the game is showing something else. Now, in this age of technology, that is something that can be checked. Upon hearing that, I check my phone and see that the game is in the 5th inning and being played. He outright lied! Â
Needless to say, Cliff Lee won the game for the Phillies that night but we were unable to see the win.
Good food but don't go when the Phillies are playing.
Food is great and the decor looks nice and clean. Â Decent restaurant, but just know that you will end up with a $50 bill for basically 2 Â gourmet hamburgers and glasses of wine. Â If your willing to spend the $$$ its a great time. The double truffle fries are a must. If your trying to eat healthier, the salads are huge and very filling. Nice gourmet feel to the food here.
Review Source:Ahhhh. The sweet release of endorphins when you bite into a fresh burger. Its a magical thing I must say.
This place is great. A decent wine list with a decent tap list too. Nothing was crazy expensive. Good pricing.
Our waitress was VERY attentive and patient with us while we decided on Double Truffle fries and the Zucchini Fries. Her help was much appreciated when she said we should just get both....so we did....because we're disgusting.
Our server came back over with our burgers. They are cooked to order and cooked perfectly. I had the El Diablo burger and it was so freaking good. Cooked and prepared to perfection.
The only downside was we were still working on our sides and someone came over and took them away from us before we were done. Maybe because we looked like a pack of hyenas feasting on a kill. I dont know. But still, awesome food.
Came on a Wine Wednesday and my family wasn't going to get wine at first, but we couldn't pass up the opportunity. We got the Canyon Road Chardonnay and for $10, it was like buying a bottle at the store. Awesome.
The ambiance of the place is ... unexpected. It's a mix between a casual place trying to be fancy and keep a sports bar crowd. I have mixed feelings about it, but it's a nice option to have in town.
I like the burger options that they have, as well as the make-your-own burger options. It's nice to know that they have turkey, veggie, and tuna burgers. Our table's cheeseburgers were all cooked according to order, but I wasn't crazy about the buns. Unfortunately the burgers don't come with fries or anything, so they are way overpriced (part of that "trying to be fancy" thing). My brother had the Rocky Road milkshake which he said was good though.
I love burgers, so I would definitely come back here when I'm looking for something that's not fast food.
This place is definitely too expensive for a hamburger but it definitely tastes good, so since I don't eat them often I would go back to this place when I have a craving. Â It would be much more reasonable if the burgers came with at least a regular serving of fries, but everything is a la carte. Â
I got the breakfast burger with cheese, bacon, and avacado. Â It was medium well (I would usually go for medium, but since it's my first time here I wasn't going to take any chances) and juicy and hot. Â This place is about 10x better than five guys and Bobby's Burger Palace put together because there is actually meat on their sandwich.
The others in my party got a make your own burger with kobe. Â It wasn't exactly filling so the got another regular burger so they could compare the two. Â They said it was more flavorful and juicier than the regular burger, but still not really worth the extra $5. Â
I got the wine that was suggested for the evening, so overall it was a very hefty bill. Â I will go back but shoot for happy hour next time.
I really the concept of this place. It feels like a hip place to grab some drinks and sandwiches in the area. Love the heated lamps they have outside for the lounge area. Its a nice addition to the shopping center. They have lots of tvs to make it feel like a sports bar but a bit more classy. Their menu is simple and to the point. They have a vegan option. Score! And their vegan option is served with no bun and served with a side salad instead. Â Yums. Their vegan burger was good and tasty. Their shakes were huge. Def a serving for more than one person.
Review Source:I've been excited to visit this place, good wine and good burgers how could you go wrong?
Zinburger has incredible potential to be great, my first visit was okay. Â
First the pluses:
The zinburger was really good, cooked right (med rare) the bun was good, and the cheese and onions on top were awesome.
The chicken on the chicken sandwich was really good as well. Â I'm not a huge BBQ sauce fan, we should have gotten it on the side, but otherwise the sandwich was good.
The service was nice, our bartender was pleasant and made good recommendations. We were greeted at the door by a host who was also pleasant.
The space itself was pretty cool, a lot of wood, clean, open and modern.
On the downside:
It was really bright inside, a little too much for late night dining I think and it kind of felt institutional.
The truffle fries were prepared nicely, standard thin cut fries and truffled enough- however, it went downhill with the addition of the sawdust bagged Parmesan. Freshly grated would have elevated these fries to another level and warranted the price of them.
The coleslaw was totally underwhelming, grated white cabbage with light mayo, a little salty, no sweetness at all. Â Kind of just tasted like salted cabbage. The addition of retirement home curly parsley really didn't help either.
Also and maybe a bit nitpicky but the burgers were served with three thin limp slices of pickle- come on! Â Make your own pickles or at least serve a juicy crunchy hunk of pickle.
The wine and beer selection were the biggest letdown for me. Â There were no craft beers at all, and the wines were typical mass market wines available in any corner liquor store or chain restaurant. Â Even the 15 dollar a glass Pinot noir was just not up to par. Â
I thought this would be a cool place to come and grab a good glass of wine and I was so disappointed to find otherwise.
I will definitely come again for burgers, but the 'zin' in zinburger is just not there for me.
If you're looking for a meaty delicious burger, this is your place! Myself and a friend dined here a couple nights ago. I ordered the buffalo chicken burger and my friend got their version of a BigMac. Both were outstandingly fantastic! My buffalo chicken burger was grilled and what I enjoyed most was the ranch dressing instead of the traditional blue cheese (personally not a big fan of blue cheese).
The prices were okay, I thought for a $13 burger, it would have come with fries or some kind of side dish, but sadly it didn't. But the onion rings were to die for! They were just the right amount of crispy and complimented nicely with a barbeque sauce.
Great atmosphere and attentive staff. The tables, however seemed to be a tad high and had an awkward center base that got In the way of the chair from time to time.
The last things we ordered was a dessert, of course! While I was excited about the rocky road sundae, it left me a little disappointed . For me, it was way too blended.
Overall, excellent service and food. Would definitely recommend this place to a friend and will revisit.
This new joint is tucked away behind the Cheesecake Factory. Â We wanted to try this place because of our love for good burgers, which is something South Jersey lacks in general. Â Went here with the gf and her mom. Â The first thing you notice as you walk in is definitely the industrial feel to the place. Â I found it odd at first, but it works for them. Â The service here was outstanding, which was in large part due to our server Desmond. Â He was always smiling and checking up on us. Â That is all I ask for and he even went above and beyond. Â We split a cookies and cream milkshake (phenomenal!) and brought us out two small glasses instead of a normal glass with two straws. Â He overheard me and my girlfriend wanted to split two sandwiches so he offered to cut them both in half and have each half on both plates. Â Who does this? This is awesome!
On to the meat and potatoes....we started with an order of the onion rings and zucchini fries. Â Both were EXCELLENT. Â The onion rings were lightly breaded and most definitely fresh...not frozen. Â Huge plus. Â The zucchini fries were lightly breaded and sprinkled with parm cheese. Â It came with a really good dipping sauce which is escaping me right now.
My girlfriend and I split "The Ringer" (cooked medium, topped with frank's hot onion rings, mayo, Nueske's bacon and pepper jack cheese) and the Hava Chicken Sandwich. Â The burger was the obvious winner as it was cooked to perfection, juices flowing down my fingers and very pink on the inside. Â The frank's hot onion rings on it made it, but the use of Nueske's bacon should be commended. Â It's some of the best bacon out there, kudos to you Zinburger. Â The chicken sandwich left a lot to be desired, it was cooked fine but the avacado was way too hard and not soft at all. Â It was about the only thing missing.
Other than that, this place does have happy hour every day with 1/2 sides and $1 off beer/wine and $5 naked burgers. Â One thing we found weird was the use of cloth napkins instead of paper. Â I understand if you are trying to look out for the environment, but these burgers are messy and I could have used a ton of paper napkins instead of craftily using my cloth napkins the entire meal.
Will most definitely be going back.
Well, I decided to give them another chance and ordered a plain burger well done with tomato and lettuce and sweet potato fries for takeout.
If you enjoy a greasy fatty burger with a pink middle and thick bun saturated with fat, this is the burger for you. Â I only paid $5 bucks for the burger for happy hour, but quality, flavor, and taste on par with Five Guys.
I would have sent it back for a well done burger if eating in--but didn't feel like driving back.
The Sweet potato fries were excellent and the order was large enough for two.
They were delicious and as good as any I've eaten.
I think I'm now done with burgers from here. Â
In my book It's two strikes and your out-------
Really impressed with the quality and service. My wife and I went mid-afternoon on a weekend. Got fries, two burgers, glass of wine and a beer. Everything was absolutely excellent. Juicy, flavorful burgers cooked properly, good wine, solid choices for beer, great fries. We ended with a milkshake that was also extremely rich and enjoyable.
The server was very friendly without being overbearing - a tough line to balance, sometimes, but he did it.
We've been to the nearby Bobby's Burger Palace a few times - we enjoyed that, but this place was far superior.
This is my 1st visit at this stylish earthy noveau restaurant. First order if business was 2 order a cocktail. So I ordered the Patron Margarita. It was smooth with a slight tart lime taste. I could of had 2 but I was driving, so I decided to be responsible.
For dinner  I had the Turkey Sloppy Joe burger with the zucchini fries. Fries came with Parmesan cheese and ranch dressing for dipping. And boy did I dip. Sloppy Joe burger was very tasty, delicious and had a zing with the added peppers. One down side was the bun got soggy to quickly making ti hard to hold after repeated bites.
Overall experience was a very good one. Enjoyed the open air feel of the restaurant with a relaxed, modern lounge with a hint of upscale country sophistication. It also offers large screen televisions at the bar so that the avid sports enthusiast can watch sport games while dining on $9+ burgers, fries and a wide selections of beers, wines and other cocktails.
I will definitely return given my initial experience.
The service was great, the burger was very good and the truffle fries ROCKED.
I thought everything was very well-priced and the coupon I brought made the fries free. My only complaint: I ordered the burger medium (she said it would have a pink center, which I wanted) and it turned out being pretty overcooked. But the toppings were awesome so I can't really complain.
I recommend both the Zinburger and the Spicy one I got, whose name is escaping me. It has jalapenos and jack cheese and is really delish.
I checked out Zinburger's Happy Hour at their new Cherry Hill location (Garden State, in a strip mall area behind Cheesecake Factory) which had just opened. I was impressed. The food specials were good ($5 simple burger, 1/2 price sides), while the drink menu includes specials on everything from mixed drinks to beer and wine. The atmosphere was inviting and busy on a Friday afternoon.
Zinburger bills itself as an upscale freshly ground burger and wine bar and it does so within the context of a 50s type diner appeal. The interior design includes a seated dining area with open kitchen separated by a bar area with TVs and wine refrigerator. The staff was friendly and helpful and the food was delicious - had a 'simple' cheeseburger and zucchini fries which are delish - almost as tasty as the hostess. LOL...Nevertheless, the bar area is big and had ample screens for watching say, March Madness (it is March) or any other sporting event.
Zinburger also offers freshly ground veggie burgers for the veggie crowd and the menu is sure to please. Highly recommended for Happy Hour or anytime you want possibly the best burger to be had in the area.
I wanted to try this new spot out, went With friend of mine Friday.As you enter, they had bunch of young waitresses, waiters hovering at hostess stand, and didn't know what that was about, but they seated us quickly. Our waiter was quite exceptional, very personable, & informative.He was quick to point out all burgers are cooked like steakhouse, by temperature & took our orders. I got Sam burger, Apple-wood burger, Medium well, lettuce tomato,we also shared truffle fries -WOW they were divine............Our burgers were SO juicy, both of ours dripping on plates good messy.
Will I return??
Definitely , Yummmm.Didnt get a shake or drinky drink yet, next visit!!!
Zinburger got it poppin during happy hour! 5 dollar plain and simple burgers, 3 dollar zucchini fries, 2.50 sweet potato fries, and dollar off drinks...cmon man, this is the best deal in south jersey. If you're tight on money, bring your own bacon and cheese. Burgers are fresh, service is very friendly, and the atmosphere is clean and inviting. Can't ask for more. I would give a 5 star rating but they can't compare to the bomb ass burger joint fuddruckers in echelon.... RIP fudduruckers, you are truly missed and the best voorhees ever had.
Review Source:I've been here twice in the last week or so and I've been blown away both times, my wife and I are considering making this our go-to spot for a great weekday dinner in the area. The service was either hit or miss, but I'll get to that later and I didn't want to take a star off considering our first visit was flawless.
We've tried about four hamburgers now, a "Breakfast Burger" (it has egg on it, definitely try this one), a spicy burger with jalapenos, and a classic zinburger that has some onions soaked in Zinfandel (I'm guessing that's where the restaurant name came from). But the winner hands down was a burger that had onion rings and bacon on it. The onion rings had a bit of spice and our waiter told us that he liked to get a spicier mayo that they had instead of the normal mayo. It was a great recommendation and I highly recommend everyone try this burger (make sure you get the spicy mayo). Also, if you're thinking about getting the normal fries, upgrade them to Truffle Fries for a dollar more, you can thank me later for that tip.
The service was actually my favorite part about our first visit - our waiter Geno made it a great first experience at the restaurant. I'm somewhat of a wino and I have to admit that this is the first restaurant where a server has given me not only some great recommendations but really described the flavors, intensity, even the region where the grape was grown. I was impressed, considering that if I went across the street to cheesecake factory (which I have been to a few times), the waitstaff can't even tell me anything about the more expensive bottles we considered trying. Other than that, he was very upbeat the entire time, made great recommendations (try that spicy mayo, you won't regret it), and took care of everything we needed despite the place being absolutely full that night.
The service on our second visit was less than stellar, maybe our expectations were a bit high or it was an off day but our waitress just didn't seem "all there." The burgers were still just as juicy and flavorful as our first visit though, good to see that they're consistent.
They have a surprisingly good wine list, I noticed about 3-4 labels I've tried myself and enough of a beer list to grab a good beer with a burger. I noticed that they also have a Bacon flavored bloody mary, which we might have to try on a Sunday morning.
Overall I'd rate this place a 9/10. It's definitely the best burger we've had in the area and exceeded our expectations of "just a burger joint." The staff was friendly and the service on our first visit was the best we've had since moving to NJ.
Zinburger is just the ultimate burger experience. All Angus beef but every burger on the menu can be upgraded to Kobe. Who does that??? Then there is wine, beer or tap and gourmet milk shakes. You can't go wrong and "she" will think that the night was for her.
I had my burger medium well. I went with the build your own option and upgraded to Kobe. I probably should have tried the standard angus first. The burger was perfect. Did a side of regular fries and a milk shake. Not just any milk shake but a salted caramel milk shake it was friggin awesome.
The wait staff was helpful, friendly and attentive. My only complaint was that they were out of several menu items which I found odd for a Saturday night.
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