Check Burgers Bar 972 Hours Before Dinner

Check Burgers Bar 972 hours for kosher burgers in Midwood, with chimichurri and kids' meals. Plan late-night dining on Coney Island Avenue and save a dinner reminder.

Plan dinner and save a reminder.

How do Burgers Bar 972 hours fit your plans?

Burgers Bar 972 hours help you plan late-night dining at 1775 Coney Island Ave in Midwood, Brooklyn. Expect kosher burgers, chimichurri and kids' meals on Coney Island Avenue, with service starting Sunday through Thursday, not Friday or Saturday. The listed schedule begins at noon Monday through Thursday and at 11 AM on Sunday. Most service days finish at 1 AM the following morning; Thursday runs until 2 AM.

The restaurant describes substantial burgers on brioche and a spacious, clean dining room for an unhurried meal. Recorded feedback emphasizes flavor and the house sauce. The practical distinction is Thursday service continues into early Friday, even though Friday itself has no listed opening period. That does not establish a separate Friday dinner service.

Before leaving near the end of an evening, call (347) 312-6993. A closing time does not establish the last order or seating time, and neither is specified here. Choose your service day first, then confirm any cutoff that could change your plan.


What are the address, hours and cost clues?

Venue: Burgers Bar 972, a kosher burger restaurant.
Address: 1775 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, New York.
Burgers Bar 972 hours: Monday-Wednesday, noon-1 AM next day; Thursday, noon-2 AM next day; Sunday, 11 AM-1 AM next day.
Friday and Saturday: closed as opening days; Thursday's overnight period ends early Friday.
Phone: (347) 312-6993.
Recorded rating: 4.5 out of 5 from 364 reviews.
Price signal: $$, not an itemized menu or a promised meal total.
Unconfirmed here: reservation terms, last seating, parking and transit details. Ask before relying on them.


How do Burgers Bar 972 hours work after midnight?

Read Burgers Bar 972 hours as service periods that start on one day and can finish on the next. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday each begin at noon and end at 1 AM the following morning. Thursday begins at noon but extends one hour later, to 2 AM on Friday. Sunday opens earlier, at 11 AM, and ends at 1 AM on Monday. Those differences matter if you are choosing between lunch, an ordinary dinner and a meal after midnight.

For example, shortly after midnight on Friday belongs to the Thursday period in the listed schedule. Friday evening does not: there is no Friday opening interval to plan around. Saturday also has no listed service. The rule to save is check the service day before choosing the clock time, rather than treating every early-morning hour as a new opening day.

If your plan depends on arriving near closing, ask the restaurant about the kitchen and seating cutoff. Neither is specified here. A reminder can help you make that check, but it is not a reservation or confirmation that service will be available when you arrive.

What can you compare before ordering?

Use Burgers Bar 972 hours to choose a meal window, then compare the food details that are actually described. The main draw is a hefty burger with vegetables on brioche, accompanied by a tangy, herby chimichurri. For someone comparing kosher burgers, that bread-and-sauce combination is a clearer starting point than an invented list of specials. The dining description also includes children's meals, so a family does not have to assume every diner needs the same substantial burger.

The recorded price band is $$, but it does not tell you what any particular dish costs or what is included with an order. Treat it as a broad cost clue rather than a dinner quote. Check the current menu before deciding whether a meal fits your budget; do not build a total from photographs of food or assume that pictured sides come with every burger.

The recorded rating is 4.5 out of 5 from 364 reviews, with feedback praising flavor and the clean setting. That is useful context for a shortlist, not a guarantee about a particular order. Specific burger variations, substitutions and current availability still need a direct check.

How should families plan an unhurried meal?

The restaurant's description points to a spacious, exceptionally clean dining room where diners are not rushed. Together with meals for children and substantial burgers, that makes it worth considering when the meal itself is the main activity rather than a stop squeezed between fixed appointments. Choose a listed opening day first, then decide whether your group wants an earlier meal or a later evening. Late-night dining is an option in the schedule, not a reason to assume every family should arrive late.

For a practical plan, separate three questions: does the menu suit everyone, does the day work, and what needs confirmation? The description supports a comfortable dining environment, but it does not establish high chairs, a children's play area, step-free access or a guaranteed table. Keep a spacious room distinct from a guaranteed seat when arranging a group visit.

Call ahead if seating arrangements or a particular dietary requirement would determine whether you go. The available description identifies the restaurant as kosher, but does not name a current certifying organization. Confirm that detail directly if it matters to your decision, and leave enough flexibility to change your plan.


What else should you check before dinner?

What are Burgers Bar 972 hours on Sunday?
The listed Sunday period is 11 AM to 1 AM the next morning. That earlier opening distinguishes it from Monday through Thursday, which begin at noon. Call if you need to arrive near the evening cutoff.

Do Burgers Bar 972 hours include Friday or Saturday?
Neither day has a listed opening period. Thursday's service does extend to 2 AM on Friday, so an early-Friday visit and a Friday-evening dinner are different planning questions. There is no listed Saturday service to rely on.

Where is Burgers Bar 972 in Brooklyn?
The address is 1775 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, New York. Use that street address when planning your destination. Parking arrangements, a particular subway stop and journey times are not established here, so check those separately before leaving.

What food details can you check before ordering?
The description centers on substantial burgers with vegetables, brioche buns and a tangy, herby house sauce. Those are the supported starting points for comparing a meal. Exact variations, side inclusions and current menu availability are not specified.

Are there meals for children?
Yes, the description specifically includes kids' meals and a spacious, unhurried dining room. It does not establish high chairs, play facilities or a children's price. Ask about the actual choices and any seating requirement before committing your group.

How much should you budget for dinner?
Only a $$ price band is recorded, not individual prices or a complete meal total. Use it as a rough signal, then check the current menu. Do not assume a photographed side or drink is included in a burger price.

How can you confirm reservations or kosher certification?
Reservation requirements and a current named certifier are not specified here. The restaurant is described as kosher, but that is not a certification document. Call (347) 312-6993 to confirm booking arrangements or dietary details that matter to you.


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