
THE BURGERLY
One of the BEST you'll have.
savory onions / extra sharp American / house sweet pickles / burger sauce / brioche

Burgers & Vibes
Brioche, a brisket-chuck-short-rib blend, and sauces made in-house — a burger built with intent, scored by the music that raised us.
Come hungry. Leave Burgerly.
Pick one. Order one. Show up.

One of the BEST you'll have.
savory onions / extra sharp American / house sweet pickles / burger sauce / brioche

We said it. We mean IT.
dressed patty / savory onions / special burger mop / Havarti / tomato & greens / 'mazin mushrooms / house Canadian bacon / sweet onion aioli / spicy Bootstrap BBQ / house pickle / brioche

Finally, a chicken that flew.
fried marinated chicken breast / spicy serrano pepper honey ranch / muenster / micro cilantro / pickled onions / house pickle / fresh tomato / avocado salsa / brioche
Locals Night
The weekend crowd's gone home, the playlist's on early, and the griddle's all yours. Tuesday at 137 S. Main is the neighborhood's table, held for the neighbors who found us first.
Locals Night — every Tuesday, 2:30 to 8.
The One$14.99
Parent & Kid$25.99
with a kid's box of their choosing
The Two-Top$28.99
The Tuesday Table$49.99
with two kid's boxes
What people are saying
“A party in my mouth.”
“The sauce slid down my chin.”
“Warm, intentional, and welcoming.”
“Hidden gem.”
“Cozy ambiance with jazz vibes.”
“Greeted with the smell of the grill and the sounds of R&B music.”
“A dam good burger.”
“Worth the detour.”
“Hand-crafted burgers.”
★ 4.8 on Google, from 465+ reviews.
Chef-driven, never pretentious.

Mark McLean taught himself to cook from the CIA textbook. He left the trading floor to cook for pro athletes and for the Mayor of Johannesburg — and then, of all places, for a small place on Main Street a short walk over the bridge from Lambertville. The burger you're here for is his recipe, top to bottom.
His co-founder, Zach, came for the towns first — found New Hope and Lambertville thirteen years ago and fell for the artists, the antique shops, the easy walk between them. He designed most of what's around you, and he sets the scene and picks the music: Sinatra to Stevie to Black Coffee, a record collection four decades deep, loud enough to feel and soft enough to talk over. Customers keep finding bigger words for it. We just cook the food.
Couples choose New Hope and Lambertville for the river, the light, the towns themselves. We handle the part where everyone still has to eat — and eat well. Welcome bags, rehearsal dinners, the day-after brunch nobody expects to remember. Packed to travel. And the wedding venues across these two sister river towns already know us.
The food, the wall of jazz, the red door on Main Street — here's the last few days of it.



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