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BurgerFi, restaurateur David Manero's fast-casual burger and concrete concept, opened its second location in Delray Beach.
The restaurant, located on Ocean Boulevard, has the same concept as the first BurgerFi restaurant, in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, but is larger, which makes it poised to serve beachgoers ready for a meal or custard after a long day of sunning and body surfing.
Like the original, the Delray Beach BurgerFi is designed by Lynn Manero, with furnishings made from recycled and repurposed materials.
BurgerFi serves naturally grown, antibiotic- and hormone-free, age- and
humane-certified beef burgers along with a vegetarian option. The simple
menu also features a selection of "hipster dogs," fries and onion
rings, and house-made custards and concretes. Craft beer and wines by
the glass are also available.
Try an item from the "secret menu," filled
with "off-the-menu" combos and items (which might be the worst-kept
secret, since it's posted on their website).
To
celebrate the Delray Beach grand opening, two special
custard-of-the-month flavors are highlighted. The Twinkie Star is made
with real Twinkies, and Death by Chocolate is decadent and rich.
This is the start of Manero's "burgerfication" of the nation, with two
additional BurgerFis, in CityPlace and Connecticut, planned for a
January 2010 opening.
BurgerFi is open daily from 11 to 1 a.m.
BurgerFi, 6 S. Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach.
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