At The Burgary, the crimes committed here aren’t only of the pun variety. The name plays on both the menu’s bun-and-beef offerings as well as the space’s former tenant, the offices of felonious bankers Marcus Garfunkel and Max Tauster. The brainchild of Tim Gashi (Rocky Slims) and chef Kenneth Johnson (Gran Morsi, Picholine), the burger joint features a menu with jaw-testing creations such as the Lower East Sider, a six-ounce patty topped with pastrami, Gruyère cheese and Brooklyn Brine pickles on a toasted rye roll; the pressed Cubano, comprised of a chorizo patty, fresh ham and Manchego cheese. Sides range from the orthodox beer-battered Vidalia onions to the outré, including tater-tot poutine with red wine gravy and cheeseburger spring rolls. After a meat-sweats–inducing meal, diners can access the restaurant’s sister speakeasy, Garfunkel’s, via a working bank-vault door for grub-soaking cocktails by bar maven Lucinda Sterling.