We’re down to celebrate the city’s best burgers any day of the week but seeing as how there’s an entire calendar day devoted to those perfect patties, we’re feeling extra festive today. Yes, May 28 is officially National Burger Day and to honor the meaty occasion, local burger joints and national fast-food chains are doling out deals and freebies, some for one day only and others stretched throughout the end of May. Here’s how to celebrate National Burger Day in New York City. 

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Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer

The first 100 guests to order an All-American Burger (prime burger, American cheese, special sauce) at Black Tap on Monday, May 28 will get the item for free.

Buffalo Wild Wings

Yes, they might be more synonymous with chicken wings than cheeseburgers, but Buffalo Wild Wings rewards members can enjoy a buy-one-get-one-free burger while dining in or ordering takeout or delivery during the beefy holiday. 

BurgerFi

This National Hamburger Day, BurgerFi patrons who buy a Coca-Cola Freestyle drink can get a BurgerFi Burger for just $3. The offer is valid at participating locations; simply mention the deal at the register when you order dine-in today. 

Burger King

The chain is combining National Burger Day with its regal 70th birthday celebrations: when you spend $0.70 or more at Burger King on May 28, you’ll get a free hamburger!

Dairy Queen

Through Sunday, June 2, Dairy Queen rewards members who purchase a Signature Stackburger will get a second one (of equal or lesser value) for $0.99 at participating locations. Just note, the deal is limited to one per order, per person.

Pat LaFrieda

The meat purveyor and butcher is offering a variety of deals throughout the rest of May, including 25% off burger blends and 30% off dry-aged burgers. 

Smashburger

Burger lovers can get classic single Smashburgers for only five bucks on May 28. The offer is valid both in-store and online, using the code CLASSIC24.

Wayback Burgers

If you visit the restaurant three times before the end of May, you’ll earn a free Double Bacon Burger or Cheeeesy Burger. And on National Burger Day specifically, Wayback customers can enjoy buy-one-get-one classic burgers.

Wendy’s

On Tuesday, May 28, Wendy’s customers can get a Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger for one single penny at participating locations, with a purchase on the chain’s app or website.

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Manhattanhenge is that special time every summer when the sunset perfectly aligns with Manhattan’s grid, quite literally looking like it’s tucked between the city’s skyscrapers. The phenomenon typically happens twice a year—a couple of times at end of May and again in mid-July—but the weather doesn’t always cooperate. 

Luckily for us, tonight’s celestial event will be met with clear skies.

Here’s everything you need to know to fully enjoy the unique (and downright stunning!) occurrence. 

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Where is the best place to catch Manhattanhenge?

The best streets to catch the sunset are 14th, 23rd, 34th, 42nd and 57th Streets, according to Neil deGrasse Tyson, since they are wider and are also home to some of the city’s most iconic buildings, which make for better pictures.

The top views are going to be towards the eastern side of the island.

Other popular places to catch Manhattanhenge include the Tudor City Overpass, which has views of the Chrysler Building, and Hunter’s Point South Park in Long Island City, Queens. Another good place to catch it is the Park Avenue Viaduct near Grand Central Station, per the New York Times.  

These are all suggestions, of course. Any cross street with a clear view of the horizon towards New Jersey will be just fine, so don’t be afraid to explore other options. 

What is the best time to see Manhattanhenge?

Tonight, Manhattanhenge will reach full effect at 8:13pm, per the American Museum of Natural History.

You’ll probably want to figure out where you’re going to set up shop before then, though, since the peak of the phenomenon only happens for a few minutes and you don’t want to be scrambling to find a good photo op while it’s happening. 

What is the weather like tonight for Manhattanhenge?

If you’re planning to go see Manhattanhenge, you should probably choose tonight over tomorrow. Tonight’s forecast is giving clear skies in the mid to high 70s, while scattered thunderstorms are expected tomorrow during sunset. 

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