One of the eatery's burgers landed on NJ.com's recent ranking of the state's best burgers
The new concept, called Left Bank - Lafayette, is opening at 196 Pine St. in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood of Jersey City. The space formerly housed the breakfast eatery Sam A.M.
Left Bank - Lafayette is expected to open in the summer, although an exact date has yet to be announced.Left Bank is known for its variety of specialty burgers such as the Hangover Cure, the M.A.C. Daddy, the Bankrupt and the Meltdown, to name a few. Patrons can build their own burgers, as well.The eatery’s Wu-Tang Clan-inspired “GhostFace Killer burger” landed the 23rd spot on NJ.
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