Yale Center for British Art
No admission feeA Yale University museum in New Haven devoted to British art, with a large holding of works from outside the United Kingdom.
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Order a hamburger sandwich on toast, cooked in 1898 cast-iron vertical broilers, with no ketchup offered.
261 Crown St · New Haven, CT
Louis' Lunch started in 1895 as a lunch wagon run by Louis Lassen, and the Library of Congress recognizes it as the birthplace of the hamburger sandwich. The patties are a blend of five cuts of beef, ground fresh daily and cooked to order in the original cast-iron vertical gas broilers from 1898. Your burger arrives on white toast with cheese, tomato or onion if you want them. Do not ask for ketchup, since the family does not offer condiments.
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