It’s one of CNY’s first ‘ghost kitchens.’ It’s set to roll out ‘mad burgers’ this week
Updated Mar 15, 2021;
Posted Mar 15, 2021
A selection of the burgers from Mad Burger Co., a new delivery-only ghost kitchen in Syracuse.Anthony Tringale / Eat Local CNY
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There will be no signs marking the building that houses the new business called Mad Burger Co. in Syracuse. If you knock on the door, even during business hours, no one is likely to answer. The door will probably be locked.
Mad Burger, which opens Friday, is a place where you can get specialty hamburgers, a hot chicken sandwich and a few other items. But it’s not your ordinary restaurant. It’s not even an ordinary takeout place.
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That’s sort of the point.
“It’s not meant to be that, or completely traditional or anything like that,” said Mark Bullis, who is a partner in the new casual restaurant in the Limestone Commons Plaza with Nathan Fullmer. “It’s a modern take, with a twist, or a couple of twists.”
That means while you will find beef, chicken, carnitas (pork) or steak carne asada burritos and bowls, you’ll also find items that are vegan. You’ll find a bowl made with ancient grains as a base instead of rice. There will be “impossible” items, with a plant-based meat substitute.
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer said today in Camillus that former President Donald Trump should have been convicted in an impeachment trial on Saturday.Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com
SCHUMER TALKS TRUMP ON CNY VISIT: In his first public comments since Saturday’s impeachment vote, Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer asserted former President Donald Trump was responsible for inciting the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. “Make no mistake about it. The person who incited this was Donald J. Trump,” Schumer said Monday in Camillus. It was Schumer’s first visit to Upstate New York since becoming the leader of the U.S. Senate. (Dennis Nett photo)