1885 NY Smash Burgers

Pretty avarage burgers, and moreover they don't stamp their iconic 1885 stamps on the burgers. The buns are not crisp and the patties are not tendor too and beverages are just Ok with syrups. The drive in place is looking isolated due to many of the eateries shutdown not a ideal place for family to get together. Overall it's a one time eatable for me and Leons burgers are best when compared to these 1885 burgers. And prices also not reasonable for their menu.

I’ve tried many spots, but this is one of the very few burger places I wholeheartedly recommend. The experience here is defined by a level of quality and hygiene that is increasingly hard to find; everything from the immaculate packaging to the professional behavior of the staff feels incredibly neat and well-managed. As for the taste, it is absolutely perfect. They’ve mastered the 'no-nonsense' approach, avoiding unnecessary gimmicks and only adding exactly what is needed to make a burger stand out. It’s rare to find a place that balances such high standards of cleanliness with a genuine focus on flavor, making it an absolute must-visit for anyone who appreciates a high-quality meal. Whether you're stopping in for a quick bite or a sit-down meal, the consistency and hospitality here make it a top-tier destination.

Visited Smash Burgers (near DLF inside Sandya convention )an open-air food court–style place that has around 10–11 small vendors, including Virtual Reality games, shawarma stalls, La Lino’z Pizza, Licksters, and more. The setup is quite lively with a large screen playing video songs and good sound from big speakers — a nice hangout spot, especially in the evenings. You have a separate tiffin restaurant ( you can check that in the Pics with tags) Coming to the food, we tried two burgers: 1. Chicken Smash Burger (Double Patty) 2. Golden Grilled Paneer Burger The initial bite of the chicken burger was tasty, but as you go deeper and taste the chicken with sausages, the flavor becomes a bit average and loses its punch. The portion size is quite large (depends on appetite), and each burger comes with fries, use-and-throw gloves, and sauce sachets, which is a nice touch. Both the veg and non-veg burgers had a similar overall taste experience — decent but not very memorable. Parking isn’t an issue at the moment since the area is still under development with plenty of open space available. The crowd was moderate (about 30–40% occupancy) when we visited, so the ambience felt relaxed. Overall, it’s a good place for a casual evening with friends — more for the open-air vibe than for the food itself.