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SuperNormal brings chef-level burgers and dogs to Sylvan Park

This retro patio spot serves fast food favorites with a gourmet twist.

A white restaurant building with a large red "S" on the side as well as eight patio tables and a turf lawn out front.

Now, can you picture this food spread on your patio table? | Photo by Nathan Zucker via SuperNormal

Burgers, hot dogs, and soft serve come with a side of nostalgia at SuperNormal, a new fast-casual restaurant from chef Robbie Wilson (a James Beard semifinalist) and Emily Perry Wilson. The duo is also behind Lion’s Share, a concept coming to the former McCabe Pub space later this year.

In the meantime, get to know the new spot open daily at 105 45th Ave. N.

The space

It’s all outdoors here. Order at the self-serve kiosks or online ahead of time, then stick around on the shaded patio with picnic tables. What’s that you hear? A playlist of ‘80s deepcuts, courtesy of chef Wilson.

The menu

Expect classics with a chef’s touch, like the SuperNormal Burger with American cheese, pickled shiitake mushrooms, and house-made sauce + a hot dog topped with bacon marmalade, chile-spiked cabbage, and yuzu cream cheese. There are a couple more burger and hot dog offerings, as well as a vegetarian option.

On the sweet side of things, the eatery serves buttercream and malted milk chocolate soft serve flavors in mochi-style waffle cones, plus pink lemonade, oolong tea, and iced coffee.

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