Restaurants & Bars
Bloomfield Restaurant Doles Out 700 Free Burgers For Grand Opening
A Bloomfield restaurant found a sure-fire way to drum up interest in their "Mexico City street-style burgers" – give them away for free.

BLOOMFIELD, NJ — A Bloomfield restaurant found a sure-fire way to drum up interest in their “Mexico City street-style burgers” last week – give them away for free.
As part of a promotion for their new location at 393 West Passaic Avenue in Bloomfield, the owners of Hamburguesa declared that they were giving out free burgers during the lunch and dinner rushes on Oct. 4.
The gambit was a smashing success, they told Patch. Over the course of the day, the Bloomfield restaurant gave out about 700 free hamburguesas.
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Here’s some background info about the newest addition to Bloomfield’s dining scene, as seen on its website:
“With the original opening in Carlstadt, Hamburguesa aims to bring Mexico City street-style burgers to Jersey. Our intimate burger joint offers the classic street burger taste that you would have as you walk around the capital (Mexico City). With exciting options such ‘La Mortal’ - a loaded burger with beef, hot dog, and bacon. A friendly atmosphere makes it a quick spot to pass by and grab a burger or sit down with friends to share a moment playing mini tic-tac toe or verse your friends at our foosball table to see who buys the next round of burgers! Our burger-making story actually began approximately 20 years ago when our founder (Antonio) was living in Mexico City. The true original Hamburguesa joint was established back then and it was more of a burger-kart. During that time frame, Mexico City was listening to ‘rock en español’ (Spanish rock) and its why our theme is to play that genre of music at our locations. We try to bring back our visitors to that aura and energy that was felt in that era. Antonio's burger-cart was a completely success but new opportunities showed to his life and he changed business ventures. Fast forward to present day and after many failed/successful businesses along with many times of making his famous burgers just for family/friend get togethers, a location was offered and a lease was signed. The risk was taken to open an actual location and the mission is still in process. To share that glimpse of time when rock was playing and our burgers were made in the streets of Mexico City. ¡LOS ESPERAMOS!”
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