Burger school
Sliced, smoked brisket instead of a ground patty — a different cut, a different process, a different burger entirely.
Pastrami burger vs classic burger comes down to the meat: a classic burger uses a ground beef patty seared on a grill or griddle, while a pastrami burger uses sliced, house-smoked beef brisket instead — smokier, more textured, and closer to a deli sandwich than a traditional burger.
Pastrami and a classic burger patty start from completely different places. One is ground meat, formed and seared fresh. The other is a whole cut, cured and smoked over time, then sliced.
The result is a completely different texture: a classic patty is uniform and juicy throughout, while pastrami has that distinct sliced, slightly chewy, deeply smoky character that comes from hours of low-temperature cooking.
Pastrami's smoky, salty intensity calls for something sharp to cut through it — mustard rather than a sweeter secret sauce, and a simple pickle rather than a loaded topping stack. A classic burger has more room to carry richer sauces and more toppings without getting overwhelming.
The Pastrami Burger — 160g house-smoked beef brisket, homemade mustard sauce, cucumber pickles, pretzel bun. See the full menu →
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