We came to London for 5 days/4 nights, and we ate here THREE TIMES. Probably not the most touristy thing to do (like, why didn't we try more restaurants?!) but it was SO GOOD we just couldn't help it! We ended up there our first night in London because it had good reviews and was within walking distance of The Ritz, where we stayed. We sat at the bar because it was 5pm & convenient, but then learned that was the easiest place to get in for dinner. (There were lines out the door for tables the other two times we came in. Pro tip: get there before 5 to beat the work crowd; have a drink or two at the bar and then order dinner.) The first time, I ordered a lobster roll; the second time I had a burger (just to try it--DELICIOUS); and then I the last time I had another lobster roll. For me, I would probably go for the lobster roll because that's a little harder to get than a good cheeseburger where I live. BUT, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu, really. I wish I remembered our bartender's name from the first night; he made THE BEST old fashioneds and whiskey sours. The other ones we had weren't bad, but the first guy really finessed the drinks, and we could tell. UGH, my mouth is watering just thinking about this place... read more

Lobster rolls are one of my favourite things, so I was more than happy to finally get to one of these after it being suggested to me. It's a chain, I famously rant about chains and try my best to stick to independents when I'm not with people who insist on ruddy Nando's (ugh!) and although the burgers are a little pricier to match the lobster I presume, the lobster is actually pretty cheap by lobster-y standard, and although I have had some amazing lobster in the past, this wasn't half bad at all. I plumped for the lobster burger, because I also love meat, and Brie and truffle, so all of those packed in with some nicely seasoned chips was pretty good. The staff were lovely, and I would rack this up as one of the less offensive chains. read more

This is a place worth the visit. It may sound a strange mix but the beef (prime quality) and the lobster on top go together erfectly. Also the friendly staff, always ready to help you is a plus. It is quiet close to the Green Park tube station and parking is really difficult. I will be back for sure. read more

If you like lobsters, then you are going to love this place. Famous lobster chain of restaurants all over London with cheap lobster and chips. Apart from lobster though, they don't actually offer anything elso so special. Having tried just burger and chips, I would say that they are overpriced and nothing special about. Recommended only for lobster lovers! read more

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Decent burgers and lobster rolls, this restaurant was a much bigger hit when it first opened in London 5 years ago and they were charging £20 for each of the only three items on the menu - a burger, a lobster roll, or a whole lobster. They seem to have since expanded their menu and adjusted prices as well with burgers at £16 and lobster rolls at a comparatively pricier £25, both with a side salad and fries. Overall still decent eats and good selection of cocktails, but now that prices have gone up I'm less excited about Burger and Lobster. Got here at 6pm on a Sunday evening and didn't have to wait, but a queue was forming by the time we left at 7pm. read more

Burger & Lobster - Lobster roll - American Near Me - Mayfair, XGL

After spending several days in Germany, I was ready for great burger. I ordered the burger meal (no lobster) while seated at the bar. The only reason I couldn't give 5 stars...the bun was not warm, (almost cool), which is a deal-breaker for me. I'll definitely go back and will plan to request a warm bun. Worth a visit, especially if you have a craving. read more

Burger & Lobster - American Near Me - Mayfair, XGL

Food: My wife and I tried the burger and lobster combo, who would had thought this pairing would work. The hamburger was pretty decent and the lobster was delightful. Food rating: 4/5 Service: Service was standard and friendly. Service rating: 4/5 Price: Expect to pay about ~$25 for the larger size hamburger and I think $30 for the smaller lobster. Overall: I enjoyed my dinner and a great place to warm up after the cold rainy day. read more

Interesting concept for a restaurant. We visited 2 locations while we were in London Food was great! Try the lobster burger or the lobster and burger combo The beef quality is good and the lobsters are nice sized too. It can get pricey quick - check the menu prices. Full bar and good beer and wine offerings. My two children enjoyed their dinner as well - though there is no kids menu. read more

This is my favourite restaurant in London and I live in Marylebone so spoilt for choice. Tried the 8lb 10oz monster and lost but had the luxury of grabbing a doggy bag and eating it for breakfast. Been in for drinks also and have had excellent service at the bar. I think I need to move to Mayfair and make it my local read more

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The lobster is so good, I go there whenever I can. I once waited for 45 minutes to get a table just because I didn't want to miss the opportunity to eat there. The burger is also good and the chips are tasty. They don't take reservations, but if you don't go on peak times, you'll get a table fast enough. read more

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Stopped by after work on a Tuesday evening and the place was packed. Sat at the bar, where you can get the whole menu and the added bonus of checking out the cocktails. The lobster roll was great, tons of flavor in the seafood and the roll melted in your mouth. The drinks are fairly priced for the quality of the liquor. read more

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Fun place to eat. Good burgers and fries. Sort of loud though, so expect that. read more

Burger & Lobster - American Near Me - Mayfair, XGL

Awesome. Great prices. Great service. I need to work on opening one of these in Dallas!!! read more

Burger & Lobster - American Near Me - Mayfair, XGL

I love lobster and when my partner took me here after a day out, I was so pleased. There are just three menu options at Burger and Lobster: a burger; a lobster; or a lobster roll. Each costs £20 and is served with chips and salad (so decent price for lobster but a tad expensive for a burger!!). I had the lobster and he had the burger (he's not a fan of lobster), both were great. I really enjoyed it and couldn't wait to go back. We went again but to a different branch and I must admit I didn't enjoy it as much, perhaps the atmosphere wasn't as good, but it hasn't put me off and next time I think I'll try the lobster roll. read more

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We were impressed with the food quality, portion and service here. Ordered Chili Lobster, several burgers, lobster rolls - everything was very good and delicious! About 27£ per person. read more

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Read about B & L on Yelp. Figured we'd give it a go. In a word: Wow! Great atmosphere (warm, casual, efficient) and terrific food. My husband had the burger and lobster combo while I chose the lobster burger (beef cooked to order, with lobster piled on it). Sublime. Pricey: dinner for two just shy of $100 (3 beers). Plenty of locals and visitors, alike. All treated like an old friend. Highly recommend. read more

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One of the best meals my family has ever had. We all shared bites of a burger, lobster roll, lobster Mac and cheese, and lobster entree. All were just outstanding. Prepare to reach pretty deeply into your wallet, but absolutely worth it. Great, friendly service to boot. Highest of recommendations!!! read more

first time at burger & lobster. Pricer than expected (lobster roll was £25, 2 lb lobster was £40) but the food is excellent. Casual, hip setting. Deducting 1 star for the price to food worth. read more

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I love lobster, so going to this place is pretty much a PILGRIMAGE for me. It really is that epic because I keep getting things popping up, and then i have to cancel and them it makes me want it more. So the premise is simple, the place serves whole lobster, lobster roll and a burger. All for the wonderful price of £20. (Although 20 for a burger is pretty extortionate.) Had to wait around 30 minutes for a table, but well worth it, the bar was very good and tbh, for the prices, this is where they get their major profits from. Much to a friend's delight, they serve so many different whiskeys, because when you're living up in burger and lobster, you go the whole lobster hog. I opted for a sloe gin and lemonade. I swear they just sit you there so you can see the amazing massive lobster plates waft past and it's just either genius or just cruel. As my last few reviews have shown, I am pretty much a old chinese lady inside so steamed lobster, it was. with lemon butter. AND IT WAS SO GOOD. The lobster was meaty and so sweet and just gaaahhhh....d. Yeah. Just go. Save up £40, arrive early, get some drinks in, eat, cross off bucket list. Go. Tip: Go with less people: pick people who will appreciate this. who the hell likes going with friends that hate seafood. (i know there is burger but they'll spend the whole night grimacing at the lobsters beautiful face, and its it's ever between lobster and friend. always choose lobster.) read more

Just a block from my flat, this place is SUPER DANGEROUS. Ok, I'll admit it, I am an American and my parents both were raised on the East Coast with all of the lobster. But all that really means is that I have very high standards for my lobster and burgers. Went for my first time tonight and I'm hooked. Yes, you will have to queue (I'm trying to use my British as much as possible!) if you are a bigger party, but the best kept secret is the bar seating with a full menu (all 3 options!). There was pretty consistently 2-3 seats together opening up, so if you don't mind sitting with other people that's your free pass on the wait. Had the lobster roll and it was terrific. The bread was well toasted with just the right amount of butter. The lobster was great, simple, light mayonaise only (I always order without onions) and the lobster was fresh with just the right amount of firmness. Add on-top some great chat with the staff behind the bar, this is a winning (but yes, pricey) spot and I fear it may become a regular spot for me. read more

Besides the wacky reservation policy of showing up 2 hours before your desired dining time on a weeknight and being told that there is no chance, and that we should have come around 4-5pm (sorry, I don't live or work around here so really don't want to hang around for 4 hours) or that we should have called ahead to learn the 'system' (sorry, you don't take reservation so why would I call ahead?) this is a truly great addition to the London restaurant scene, and I wish I thought of it myself! Their explanation for the reservation system was that it was a 'trendy' thing to do, which is also disappointing, seriously? But I guess it makes sense as there is only one course, and when you're selling lobsters at £20 each, you need to rotate tables quickly and don't have the luxury of holding a table for 45 minutes before the reserved party shows up, so I get it. Basically there is no menu, and there are three things on the menu: Burgers (with cheese or bacon, how you like), lobster, and a lobster roll, all at £20, with the addition of catch-of-the-day lobsters that range from 2 - 8 lbs. The most expensive one when we went was £134.00, and the claws were about the size of a toddler, true incredible specimens. All dishes come with a portion of fries and salad per person (both perfectly executed and delish), and there are two desserts, a cheesecake or chocolate mouse with crumble, in addition to an extensive wine, beer and cocktail menu. Everything was excellent, but the lobster rolls were a tad disappointing as I am used to seeing the huge, over stuffed variety, and these ones at £20 were on the measly side. Tasty, but out of scale compared to the rest of the food. Overall, the place was bumpin', the food was as good as it gets (they better get it right as there is no room for error with the highly limited menu), and it is nice to have this in your back pocket for a nice dinner when you're not prepared weeks in advance for a reservation. Oh, and the bibs are classic. I will definitely be coming back, sooner rather than later. read more

Been meaning to come here for a long time, especially given how close it is to my offices in Berkeley Square. Finally got around to it today. I arrived expecting to wait for an hour, but the wait on a Sunday at around 1230 is closer to thirty minutes. Not too bad. There were bar seats that were immediately available though. We decided to go halves on the burger and the lobster roll. I quenched mine with a gin, Earl Grey, watermelon juice iced tea, which was quite refreshing. Let's start off with the burger: The bun was not of the buttery brioche type variety, but was very clean, and good. The ratio of meat to bun was perfect, well balanced, very much like what you'd get at Patty and Bun or Meat Liquor. We ordered our patties medium rare, and they were delivered perfectly cooked, with a nice amount of pink in the centre of the patty. On a subsequent trip, the patty was over-done, so don't hesitate to send yours back if not cooked to perfection. You are paying 20£ for the burger, after all. As I took a ginormous bite out of it, the juiciness of the burger exploded in my mouth, and all the ingredients came together. Perfect. The lobster roll for me is the star of the show... it's so hard to find a decent lobster roll in this city, and this one if pretty f-ing decent. Not too much butter, the taste of the lobster comes through, and it's pretty loaded up. I kinda didn't want to share it. All in a all a great place, pricey, but definitely on my 'take people to' list in London. Go there. But bear in mind: the burgers are better in my mind at Patty and Bun or even Meat Liquor. But the lobsters... my goodness! read more

London has been cold and dreary lately. With the chilliness in the air, my heart and body started craving for something warm like noodle soup. So it was with anticipation and excitement that I set a date to head to Brixton Village to try Mama Lan with SC. As it turned out, Brixton Village isn't open on a Tuesday night and Khao Sarn was full. I suggested Roti Chai and we ended up back on the tube heading towards central London instead. As we thought about where our hungry tummies were going to eat and where we should come out, we spotted Green Park on the tube line and began to wonder if there was anything around there. I turned to SC and said that I think there is a new place called Burger & Lobster that could be there but I wasn't sure, I only remembered that it was in the west. We looked at each other and thought, should we risk it? or head straight to Roti Chai. We decided to take a risk and hopped off at Green Park. A quick confirmation on google maps revealed that we indeed came out at the right stop and walked that few minutes to our destination. Even for a Tuesday night, the place was packed but we were lucky to get a seat without waiting. Burger & Lobster don't take reservations and do note that if your entire party hasn't arrive, you won't get your table. Burger & Lobster only serves two things, burger and lobster (apologies for the pun!). Have you check out their website? It shows two tables with one having lobster and the other a burger, it was simple yet punchy and hit the mark. SC and I ordered one of each and a bottle of wine. Our order took a while to arrive but our lovely waiter, Rihanna kept us informed of the status which was great. Since it's Christmas time, we were happy to wait while catching up and sipping our wines. Our lovely lobster and burger arrived and we proceeded to wear the bibs provided to us. On the first few bites, the burger stood out more. It was a good piece of meat patty, wonderfully seasoned and delicious. It is after all a Goodman burger as this is their latest opening. We ordered our lobster grilled and it came out with a good bouncy bite to it. As we continued our meal, the freshness of the lobster starts to hit you. I was hoping for the soft sweetness of fresh lobster which was not boldly evident in the first bite, but that might be because I ordered it to be grilled instead of just steamed, I'm not sure. Looks can also be deceiving as we nearly contemplated ordering three dishes instead of two like the table next to us. Thankfully, we did not as there was a whole lot of meat in that one lobster and it took me a good steady concentration of 30 minutes to extract all that juicy meat out. The accompanying garlic butter was fragrant and not overly rich which went well with the lobster. The lobster and burgers are definitely the stars of the dishes with the salad and chips playing a side role. SC and I thoroughly enjoyed our dinner and the place has a great relaxed and informal atmosphere to it. I also have to make a special mention to our lovely waitress, Rihanna who only made our experience so much better. She checks on us regularly to make sure that we were good and even showed us the tanks where the lobsters were kept. This was a tip that I got from the twitter-verse, thank you! The best part of Burger & Lobster is yet to come, both dishes are priced at £20! Decadence without breaking the bank, I love this place already and I can see myself coming back regularly. We need more places like this in London, places that serve delicious food at great value. Much to my surprise, a chat with Rihanna revealed that Burger & Lobster only opened its doors on Saturday so a random change of events and chance led us to dining here in its very first week. To Rihanna, thanks for taking such good care of us, the next time I am back, I am leaving a bigger tip! read more

The concept is simple: You are offered a choice of three items. You can get a burger, a lobster roll, or a lobster. They are each £20. (Although there are bigger lobsters you can get for £30, or even bigger lobsters for more if you so choose.) I'd been dying to try this place for awhile. It sounds amazing. So, while trying to figure out where to have dinner the night of our Olympic tickets, I suggested here. It was 6:45, and there was already an hour wait (for two people), so we put our name down (they call you when your table is ready!) and went around the corner (or several corners) to a nearby pub to wait. Anyway, we get a call, we head back, stop at the bar for drinks while they get things ready for us. The wine list is a bit small, but they have a nice selection of things, and we went with a nice Chablis to pair with lobster. They bring us to our table, and our trendy mustachioed server came up to us to offer us our options. I was dying to try the lobster roll (and the burger, just to try it), so I ordered that, and the other half got the lobster. Well our food came. Honestly, I was quite disappointed. The lobster roll was miniscule compared to the lobster that came out. It was incredibly tasty. The flavors were good, but why is the amount of lobster not the same? The chips and salad were amazing. Everything was so tasty. Luckily, my other half took a bit of pity on me and gave me a few bites of his lobster. (Not many, but a few). The lobster was fantastic. He was in love with it, claiming it was the best lobster he'd had. And for £20, that's saying something. I ended up getting dessert. Cheesecake mousse with strawberry jelly and cookie crumbles. Very tasty! The two people at the table next to us got one of each. They didn't finish everything, but the burger looked amazing. I want to try it, but I don't want to be jealous of the lobster, so I think I've managed to convince the other half to go halfsies on the burger and the lobster next time (although he said we may have to order the slightly larger lobster). I did casually mention to the server about the slight disappointment in the amount of lobster meat in the lobster roll, and he said that apparently everything is proportionately made for the best flavor. More lobster meat would ruin the taste. My solution? Make EVERYTHING slightly larger. It probably won't happen. Unless you're really not hungry, and only want a little bit of lobster, don't order the lobster roll here ever. Seriously. The lobster is a way better deal. The lobster roll may be (slightly) tastier, but not for the sheer amount of lobster you get with the lobster! Even with my slight disappointment, I'm still giving this place a full five stars, just for the sheer enjoyment of the place. It was fun, and totally worth the wait! read more

I'd been dying to try Burger and Lobster for ages so finally getting to try it was basically like winning the lottery. Having been foiled at their Soho branch twice due to spectacularly long queues I sauntered into this branch after a spot of retail therapy. There were so many empty tables I nearly cried tears of joy! The waitress who served us was lovely and genuine. She explained the menu and took our drink orders before coming back to take care of our food orders too. All over in a flash, without any unnecessary waiting. Everything arrived quickly. We had both ordered lobster, one steamed and the other grilled. Not particularly large by any standards but generous enough for London and at £20 each I was silently sending a prayer out to all those who order £20 burgers (I'm not judging you but I'm glad I'm not you.) My only complaint is that the seating isn't very comfortable. High bar stools made it awkward, especially given the hands on nature of almost everything on the menu. Can't comment on the cocktails I'm afraid as I didn't want to bankrupt myself. All in all a great experience but not necessarily one I'd want to repeat. Another one off my London foodie bucket list though! N.B. Since my visit it's come to my attention that the prices have gone up. It's now £25. read more

I knew about Burger and Lobster from a few different sources, as a guy at work raved about it and the missus has really wanted to go for a while. I thought I knew what it was - you know, a choice of a burger or lobster, but when it came down to it I got a little confused. Because well... define "salad". What sort of salad? What sort of dressing? Are the fries chunky or thin? Can I choose a sauce? All this and more was what I was expecting on a menu, but alas there is no food menu, just a spiel recited by a waitress. But regardless of that, this surpassed all expectation. Having had lobster before, and not fancy trying to crack into one at the time, I opted for the lobster roll (let's face it, the burger seemed like a cop-out). It was sublime. Tonnes of tasty lobster meat packed into some of the finest brioche I've ever had. The missus somehow knew to order some garlic butter with it and that was just amazing - even the salad was good, dressed in simple oil and vinegar, but was a perfect accompaniment. The only lobster roll I can compare this to is from Bob's Lobsters, but I think this was much better. It would have managed to get five stars, but I didn't like that a party of four was turfed out of a table that they tried to sit at because it was done up for six and the manager wouldn't let them occupy a table "that large" because they might have a bigger group come in later that needed it. The table was empty the entire time I was there, and I never expect to see that sort of disrespect to customers, in fact had they been loud mouth city boys who'd spend a load on booze like some of the other tables nearby then I doubt it would have happened. But instead these were Asian tourists and so instead they got the boot. I hope they showed the guy a two finger salute and went somewhere else. read more

Not much to add to their litany of reviews other than to say that of the three menu items, their burger most definitely subsidizes the lobster. I can guarantee that in no other restaurant in the world is the lobster the same price as the hamburger. The lobster roll is priced exactly as it should be, although I must say that it is neither a hot or cold lobster roll (following the distinction made in New England): the bun is hot, but the sauce isn't hot butter, nor is it the usual mayo either. I can't figure it out, but as someone suffering from lobster roll withdrawal, I can say that it is delicious. Note: they also have an upfront charge for water, but feel free to continue having more after the first bottle is finished, their is no additional charge after that. read more

This place is way too over-hyped. Maybe we were unlucky, and our food was offered for free after a number of blunders, but we had a pretty bad experience and I won't be going back. Gourmet fast-food if there was any such thing. We arrived at 18:00 on a Monday, and were told we had to wait 40 minutes. Expected, so we went to a bar for a drink and they called us 40 minutes later. Went back and had to wait another 10-15 minutes, and there was very little space to stand. Once seated, two of us ordered lobster and one ordered the burger. The table was a bit chilly as we were right by the window, and it was very cramped (more like a table for two). The food arrived, and the burger was under-cooked. They took it back to the kitchen and returned a new burger without bacon and still a little under-cooked. They took that back and this time it came back with onion (we asked for no onion). Fourth attempt came out fine. Thankfully the owner came to our table and offered to cover the cost of our food (saving them from one star), which lead me to believe our experience was unusual. Our waitress was getting more and more impatient with us though, even though none of this was our fault. Besides the burger saga, the lobster got cold before we managed to get through the first half, and so did the butter sauce. It wasn't very tasty either, nor did the meat fall out of the shell like some other reviewers have claimed. The burger was alright, but not worth £20. The salad that came with the burger had some onion in it, and the person eating it was allergic so she suffered a bit of a reaction. The macchiata came as an espresso, and when we told the waitress she just brought cold milk. When we asked for toothpicks, they said they didn't have. We weren't the only ones to complain. We overheard a neighbouring table complain about their lobster and get two replacement dishes. Another neighbour said the dessert was pretty average, definitely not made on-site and came served in a paper cup. read more

Why don't they just call it Blobster? Did my research and was rewarded with this find. It's no wonder this place has grown into a few locations - the restaurant delivers in every way. Both the burger and the lobster end of things were first rate, service was friendly, and the atmosphere was cozy. We got there at 5:30 PM on a Sunday, by 6:30 there was a wait. That's 17:30 and 18:30 to you Brits. £26 for the classic lobster, £28 for the burger/lobster combo. Great £4 draught pale ale. 75% younger Chinese clientele when I was there. They say China's minting a new billionaire every 5 days, read more

Extremely disappointed. 2 hours wait and still no sign of sitting down for a meal. Especially when staff misled us to think that we are will be sitting down soon. "any moment now ... really soon ..." We left after 2 hours and they finally called us 3 hours later to check if we still wanted a table ... what a joke !! If you are enjoying waiting like an idiot for hours for a 20 GBP meal burger ... this is definitely that place for you :-) Apparently the food is really good ... then again when you are hungry everything taste good lol read more

There was so much hype about this place I just had to try it for myself - it did not disappoint though everything you have probably heard about it already is true. 1.) you will have to wait, and minimum probably an hour. the good news is they will take your number so you can go have a drink in the area and wait until it's almost your turn. 2.) the burger and lobster roll are just as good as the lobster. i've found it best to have each person the party get something different so you can try the different options in one sitting. 3.) it's best to go in 2's - you will get in faster than in a group. happy lobstering! read more

This place was suuuper good! A bit pricey and we felt underdressed, but the food tasted high quality and was delicious.

can't believe NY didn't think of this first. Brillant concept: 3 things on the menu. Repeat: 3 things on the menu. Lobster. Lobster roll. Burger. Nothing else. Sides: fries and salad. That's all folks. £20. Dessert: lime or chocolate espresso mousse. Drinks: great offering of beers and affordable to not so affordable wines. Espresso served as well. So when you make so few things, you better make them well. Lobster was delicious and meaty. Burger was excellent. The value is in the lobster. Fries were great--perfect crispiness and saltiness. Lime mousse was divine. Hottest tables in town right now--at 8:15 on a Thursday there was a 1.5 hour wait, but they'll call you. Grabbed a drink somewhere else until we got the call. Service could have been sharper, but of course this is London. Great vibe and a bit of a posh crowd. read more

So I was one of the unfortunate souls who didn't know that ground beef was the same price as a whole lobster. I would have a hard time thinking a standard sized lobster roll would be a good value. The burger was definitely good, but nothing that knocked my socks off. My friend got the lobster, and it was grilled perfectly. Fries were evenly cooked, but nothing special either. I had the Gran Capitan cocktail, and it was really sweet. At 10 quid for about 6oz, it's definitely not worth it. They have two beers on tap, I believe. Both were good and typically priced. Staff is friendly, but otherwise pretty standard. Overall, this is a pretty average place, but with higher than average prices. The menu is really limited. There's not even an option for one person to sample both burger and lobster. This place should be called "Burger OR Lobster, but don't bother with Burger since it's a ripoff" read more

Really amazing burger and lobster roll. A bit pricey but worth the experience, and it's better quality food than we found in most of London.

I love it when a restaurant lives up to the hype. Yes, the wait was a bit longer than we'd like but always a plus if you like to drink and can squat at a pub for a few hours before. I went with 3 other Americans and we ended up ordering 6 mains for the 4 of us... so we can each get half of all 3 items. If we waited this long, we might as well get the full experience! Here's how I'd rate them 1) Lobster - Definitely my favorite of the 3. It was fresh, perfectly cooked and comes with this amazing garlic butter that's really good dipping your fries in (and a friend slathered a bit on his burger!). 2) Lobster roll - Yes, it is small but so tasty! If that was the only thing I was having, I wish it was bigger but that night glad it wasn't. 3) Burger - It was a really delicious (and HUGE) burger. But I think for 20 quid, I'd probably stick to the lobster when I go back. Oh and the fries - how do they make it so good? read more

We heard that the wait would be 1-2 hours and were expecting to grab a coffee, but when we arrived, they asked if we minded sitting at the bar and we were seated almost immediately. This was lunchtime on a Saturday. The food is great. It's hard to go wrong with grilled whole lobsters (slight smokey flavour on the outside and perfectly cooked meat with a bit of bite!), with garlic butter and really crispy fries that are soft on the inside. The service is pretty quick, and given the amount of people waiting, they are very patient and don't mind you hanging around a bit after your meal to finish your conversation. It's very comfortable and not pretentious at all. £20 for a good, filling meal in a relaxed setting, lives up to the hype. I've been there twice now, planning my third trip soon! read more

I absolutely love this place. You cant beat the Lobster roll and the calamari as a starter. I always go there wanting to get something else but end up with the same order...its that good. I will have to go two days in a row to try their burger. Their service is usually very good too. read more

Located at the top floor of Harvey Nichols, this is a great place to grab some lunch while shopping here or in the area. Burger and Lobster is a chain that started in 2011 with 4 schoolmates on a rooftop in London wanted to create a place that specialized in 1-2 main ingredients. In a small Irish Pub in Mayfair is where the first Burger and Lobster was started. Now it has expanded to many locations worldwide. London has 9 locations. The menu is simple: 1. Starter -Croquette, calamari, prawn, or dip. 2. Pick a main course (comes with chips and salad) Lobster (1 lb vs. 1.5 lb vs. Chili) Roll - Singapore or Original Burger - Original, California, or Lobster Combo (5 oz Burger and 1 lb. Lobster ) 3. Dessert- Cheesecake, brownie, or Sundae. *Get a cocktail- they are quiet good. The quality of the food is excellent, especially for a chain restaurant. Simple and delicious. Also, big portions. Ricky had to help me finish my meal. Recommend for a solid lunch option. read more

If you want a fantastic burger or lobster, this is the place to go. Relaxed atmosphere, very nice staff, quick service and awesome food. read more

Burger & Lobster - The lobster roll and burger, delucious! - American Near Me - Mayfair, XGL