Best Thing We Ate This Week: Townhouse Burger
Townhouse's signature burger is pricey but definitely worth it.
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I've been to Townhouse before, but I hadn't yet tried Birmingham's new bistro's house specialty: the Townhouse Burger.
In an interview with Patch in August 2011, Townhouse owner Jeremy Sasson stresses that his special burger is like nothing else in Birmingham. Ground daily from aged prime ribeye, dry-aged prime brisket and other choice steak cuts, the burger — served with white cheddar, glazed onions and fries — is $14.
While that seems pricey, we think Sasson is right to pride himself on this burger because it's truly delicious. Juicy and flavorful, the burger doesn't weigh you down too much though it definitely fills you up. Plus, it's refreshing to see a burger actually cooked "medium rare," and not be disappointedly dry.
Caroline M.
10:23 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Awesome.
Laura Houser
10:23 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Thanks for uploading all the pictures! They're very cool.
A.W.
8:23 am on Friday, April 13, 2012
Townhouse Burger = WORST thing I ate in my life!
I got sick - pink slimy meat or something.
What are people thinking?
Ovrcooked burger, at the price of arm. Not my choice.
Decor is cool but food and service is most important.
Staff was rude, service was slow. Come on. What is this that your food goes outside before it comes to you?
Good luck. Will not give another chance down the road.
Stephanie
8:23 am on Friday, April 13, 2012
Looks like Pink Slime on the meat. I'll pass.