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Best Expansion by a Local Burger Joint

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Published on May 14, 2003

For years, the BurgerMeister at Carl and Cole streets, right next to the Muni stop, has filled Cole Valley with the smell of good, grilled, made-to-order hamburgers. Now the popular local joint has expanded to another location, 138 Church St. in the Castro, also close to a Muni stop. The new storefront, clean and well-lit, has all the important ingredients of the original: a friendly staff, quick service for either eating in or takeout, and high-quality burgers, fries, milkshakes, and beer. Relatively inexpensive, BurgerMeister makes a great spot for a fast lunch, and the Castro location has more stools and counter seats than booths and tables. If the new store has a little less charm than the original, where outdoor and window seating makes dog- and stroller-watching a breeze, we can only hope BurgerMeister displaces some of the un-friendlier fast-food burger outlets around town. And the blue cheese burger is to die for.