By Joe Veyera
Tomorrow afternoon will mark the opening of a new place to grab a burger in Ballard.
8oz. Burger and Co. is set to open it second location (its first is at 1401 Broadway in Capitol Hill) for happy hour and dinner service at 4 p.m. on Wednesday at 2409 NW Market St. in the former Hamburger Harry’s location.
“We are thrilled to be expanding into Ballard,” said owner Kevin Chung in a press release. “We’ll be continuing with the things that have made 8oz. Burger and Co. so popular, with its own Ballard spin.”
While the newly renovated space will feature some design elements similar to its counterpart in Capitol Hill, including reclaimed wood, subway tiles, and butcher block tables, the Ballard location will also sport some unique features, among them a metal hook and rope chandelier, a cooling element that displays fresh produce, meats, and local kegs, and five murals painted by local artist Japhy White.
The restaurant’s menu will also feature a mix of similar items to the Capitol Hill location (including their trademark burgers), with a few offerings specific to Ballard, including a “PB&J Burger,” consisting of a house blend burger patty, frisee, tomato jam, cinnamon spiced peanut butter, fontina, and bacon on a pretzel bun.
For more information on 8oz. Burger and Co., like them on Facebook, or follow them on Twitter.
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Finally, a place in Ballard to get a burger!
8 oz. of meat for only $15 dollars?
What a bargain.
Nah… if I’m eating cattle, I’m going to Red Mill!
@Beef-O-Rama Red Mill’s overrated. If you want a REAL burger, go to Lil’ Woody’s.
Burgers have been dead to me since Lunchbox Laboratory sold out and moved years ago. RIP Scott Simpson, OG burger God!
If they are located on Market why does their graphic say Ballard Ave?
8oz Burgers are way better than Lil Woody’s. I work near he one on Capitol Hill and I eat there all the time. I have been waiting for this to open in Ballard for awhile. The burgers range from $10-15 bucks each and that seems like the normal restaurant burger price in Seattle.
I would say best non-restaurant burger in Ballard is Red Mill and the best restaurant burger is now 8oz Burger. Then again, i’m sort of new in the neighborhood. Is there some great restaurant burger that I don’t know of here?