Shake Shack Webcam

I blogged this past weekend that the Shake Shack needs to give us a webcam to monitor the line.

Shackline

I just realized that I was not alone in asking for this.  Gothamist asked for the same thing on Monday of this week.

And yesterday Gothamist posted this email from a woman who works for Danny Meyer:

Thanks for your interest in the Shake Shack. I work for Union Square Hospitality Group and just noticed your blurb suggesting a web cam. I wanted to give you the heads up that we have purchased a web cam for our website, www.shakeshacknyc.com, and we expect this to be live on our site by Monday. It will display a new still shot of the line every 15 seconds. Let me know if you have any questions.

Awesome news.  They are listening (and reading blogs). Cool.

Now they need to double the size of the place to meet the demand they've created with their incredible burgers and shakes.

Comments

Great job!! You and Gothamist have no idea how happy this makes me!

Double the size of a burger joint in a public park? As a regular user of that park, I'd have to say nada to that one, Fred.

They've basically blocked off a corner of the park already at the weekends with the queue, and don't you think that with such demand the amount of people going there would increase resulting in a queue roughly as long heading to a place twice as big?

The webcam's a good idea though ;)

power to the people

steve

i think gothamist gets the credit. they were the one that it seems the Shake Shack people read.

fred

It would be nice if they also offered healthier alternatives to burgers and hot dogs.
Just because it's freshly prepared, doesn't mean it's good for you.

Shake Shack GOT WEB CAM !!! 5/2/06 installed !! not on web yet !!!

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