Salvation Burger is back in town.
After having to close its doors due to a fire back in May, the restaurant from chef and co-owner April Bloomfield will open shop once again on Monday.
Salvation Burger is known for its namesake dish, which, at $25, features caramelized onions and Taleggio cheese. The eatery, offering lunch and dinner menus, also serves a variety of non-burger options, from fish sandwiches to house-smoked hot dogs. For dessert, dig into a creatively crafted pie, like the caramel popcorn ice cream, or slurp on a boozy or non-alcoholic milkshakes.
Salvation Burger, at 230 E. 51st St. in Manhattan, is open daily from noon to 2 a.m.
