Where crispy edges, juicy patties, and crave-worthy flavors make every bite unforgettable
Truth be told, there’s no menu item that makes hearts (and stomachs) happier right now than a Smashburger —and for good reason. From the perfectly crispy edges to the juicy, flavor-packed center, there’s just something about a well-made Smashburger that hits differently. Long Island has fully embraced the Smashburger craze, and lucky for us, some truly incredible versions are popping up all over the island.
Whether you’re a die-hard burger lover or just looking for your next great bite, these five Smashburger spots deserve a spot on your must-try list. In no particular order, here are five unbelievable places serving some of the best Smashburger’s on Long Island.
Birdie Bar (Northport)
Birdie Bar in Northport is owned by brother-and-sister duo Louis and Mia Selvaggio, whose family also owns the beloved Robke’s. With its modern, upscale golf-inspired vibe—created in honor of their brother—Birdie Bar delivers a strong menu across the board. But for Smashburger fans, there’s one thing you need to know: when the Smashburger appears, drop everything and go.
This isn’t an everyday menu item. The Birdie Bar Smashburger pops up as a special—sometimes on a Wednesday, sometimes randomly, like Thanksgiving Eve—but whenever it’s available, it’s absolute perfection. Served with curly fries, it’s one of those burgers you think about long after the plate is empty. If you hear it’s on the menu, don’t hesitate.
The Harrison (Floral Park)
The Harrison is the kind of restaurant everyone wants as their go-to. It checks all the boxes with a great atmosphere, impeccable service, and a menu that truly has something for everyone. But the real standout is their famous Harrison Smashburger.
The Harrison Burger features a Pat LaFrieda proprietary double-stacked blend, smashed and fully dressed with American cheese on a brioche bun, served with your choice of crispy fries or coleslaw. At $19, it’s worth every penny. That first bite is unforgettable—the kind of burger that becomes the standard you judge every other burger against.
No Good Burger Joint (Baldwin, Rockville Centre & Food Trucks)
No Good Burger Joint makes it easy to get your smashburger fix, with brick-and-mortar locations in Baldwin and Rockville Centre, plus food trucks stationed in Massapequa’s Southgate Shopping Center and Farmingdale’s Airport Plaza.
What sets No Good Burger Joint apart is their commitment to quality—they grind and press their own patties, and it shows. With more than eight specialty burgers on the menu, there’s something for everyone, but the double Smashburger with cheese, pickles, and smash sauce is next level. Every element works in perfect harmony. Be sure to check their website for updated locations and food truck times.
BRGRS (Huntington)
When BRGRS opened in Huntington in 2024, expectations were high—and it more than delivered. From the very first visit, it was clear this spot was something special. The Smashburger’s are outstanding (always go double, and never skip the sauce), and the shoestring fries are the perfect sidekick.
Affordable pricing, classic glass-bottle sodas, and nostalgic décor featuring photos of iconic burger spots like Huntington’s former Hamburger Choo Choo make this place feel like a throwback with a modern twist. With a Google rating of 4.9 at the time of publication, it’s safe to say the hype is real—and well deserved.
Hours may vary; contact BRGRS directly for the most up-to-date information.
Millie’s Smash Bar (Patchogue)
One of Patchogue’s newest additions, Millie’s Smash Bar, is already making waves with bold flavors and Wagyu Smashburger’s that keep people coming back for more. Built on the idea of creating a true neighborhood hangout, Millie’s blends retro diner charm with a modern edge.
Smashburger’s are made with Wagyu beef and served on seeded buns, with crave-worthy options like The Mack-Millie, The Crusha with bourbon bacon jam, and The Blue Moon Smash with blue cheese and bacon. With generous portions, late-night hours, and a welcoming vibe, Millie’s is quickly becoming a go-to spot for both locals and visitors.
Hours:
Mon–Wed: 4pm–10pm
Thurs: 4pm–12am
Fri: 4pm–4am
Sat: 12pm–4am
Sun: 12pm–10:30pm
Craving a Smashburger Now?
From limited-time specials to Wagyu-loaded classics, Long Island’s Smashburger scene is thriving—and these five spots prove just how good it can be. Whether you’re planning a burger crawl, chasing the perfect crispy edge, or just craving a seriously good meal, these Smashburger’s are worth the trip.
So grab your appetite, bring a friend, and start checking these spots off your list—because once you go smash, there’s no going back.
