OK, I must confess it took me quite a while to find the street this venue is at. I am not very good…read morewith directions. But when I finally found it and walked through the doors the huge queue did not scare me. A bunch of my friends kept saying: "this is the best burger in town, you must have it", and I was determined to try it, no matter what. The queue was big but it didn't take a lot of time to get my order, I think the biggest problem is finding a table, if you didn't save one before ordering. But let's talk about food! The burgers are indeed delicious, juicy and yummy. Basically you choose if you want a regular burger, a cheeseburger or a steak burger and add some toppings (like bacon or sauces) you might want with it. Are you a vegetarian? No problem, they have veggie option. Also, they are pretty flexible in changing the order or the ingredients inside the burger (which you may know is not very common in London), so if you want something different or want your burger cooked another way they encourage you to let them know, so your experience will be even better. Come and try, you will not regret it.

Tommi's Burger Joint is back...and I have to say me like it! I'm generally not the one who's always…read morefloating on the wave of the hip places, but given that this joint is in a rather unhip neighbourhood - aka corporately boring Marylebone - I am actually quite happy about this addition. I've been to Tommi's for lunch yesterday; I got there right around noon and that was a good thing as the lunch crowd started to pour in just after me. I ordered the "Deal of the Century", which includes a burger, fries and a drink. Although they have a couple of sauces on sale, I don't think they're necessary as they also offer a wide variety of free condiments, such as various ketchups, mayos, chilli sauce & my absolute favourite...the caramalised onion. (They are that good and I wouldn't be surprised if they started charging for them soon.) Like I said, I like Tommi's Burger Joint - especially for the fact that it's dared to come to a rather bland location. I just hope that they won't get this silly idea to expand their emporium in a Byron style fashion...as soon as I see another Burger Joint popping up, they will have lost me as a costumer. I plea you: stay unique!

Their burgers are big & tasty! The onion rings and fries were delicious as well…read more Friendly service & clean.

Lovely well lit restaurant with space, I prefer this one to the one in Earls Court based of the…read morefact its more spacious and not so bright, perfect evening to enjoy a meal, ordered major tom burger and cheesy chips . hit the spot great food

Wonderful moment in this small, nice and cute restaurant. The pulled pork burger was one of the…read morebest burger I have ever eaten, and I have been to the US ! The chocolate fondant was just amazing and I know what I am talking about, I am french.

Normally at this time I'm home in LA for the summer, eating lots of burgers and drinking lots of…read moremilkshakes so lately I've been having cravings for these two things. I've had lots of good burgers in London but I had yet to find a place that also offers milkshakes. First, the milkshake. I ordered the mint one, which I wasn't aware was a possible flavour but was extremely excited about because I love mint. It was so thick and creamy and absolutely delicious! One of the best milkshakes I've ever had. Served in the stainless steel cup with a straw, frosted and freezing cold. Perfect. Next our burgers. We ordered the hamburger and the chicken burger with two small sides of fries. Everything about the burgers were so good: the bun, the toppings, the beef, the deep fried chicken especially! My boyfriend enjoyed the fries but unfortunately I did not, some were a bit soggy and reminded me of In-n-Out fries which I don't like. More of personal preference but I'm still glad I tried them. Aside from the food the location is also spot on, very close to Bloomsbury campuses. The meal for the two of us was kind of pricey (£23) but it was definitely worth it. Next time I just won't get the fries.

Passed GMK while wandering around South Kensington one rainy morning...saw the banner or sign…read moreadvertising best burger in London, and laughed to myself thinking "yea, a guy from Texas not buying this line"...but I was intrigued. Place is small, and has a cool Kensington urban look. Dropped back by few evenings later, ordered, and can only say WOW! Meat has amazing flavor and creatively prepared, bun fresh and also amazing, and the toppings were unique and...well...you know the drill, amazing! Onion rings were top notch, and the service was friendly and attentive. Seems that London can be a bit hit and miss when you stray from the standards...but GMK is a definite hit, and well worth searching out! Now if I can just find the pic of the burger...or did I eat it too quickly?

My family and I really enjoyed eating here. The burgers were good! And perfect size. I also really…read moreliked the fizzy drinks and free refill. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

I was craving a burger. I was told by the locals to come here…read more I was hungry after hours of walking to all of the top tourist spots in the area. I need to give my feet a break and fill my belly. I got a basic burger, it was juicy and perfectly cooked. The sesame bun was soft and billowy and pure carby goodness. It had some lovely cheese and fantastic house sauce that made it even better.

After months of walking by these burger joints, I was finally hungry enough- and in the area- to…read moretry one. It's true that if you've been to one of the many burger chains in London, you've kind of been to them all. However, each one guarantees good- if not great- quality, and a few signature twists of their own. This place is no different, and conveniently-located near one of London's most famous landmarks. The interior of this one leaves a bit to be desired, with it's quirky Scrabble-looking signage and funky colors, but the menu is the same as everywhere else. I was a bit miffed that I had to get up and go order at the bar after being seated, but the menu was straightforward enough that it didn't take long. Service was also a bit lukewarm, but whatevs. It being my first time here, I thought it best to go with one of their benchmark signatures and ordered The Legend burger with smoked applewood cheese and a side of sweet potato fries with a bacon mayonnaise dipping sauce. I have to say, that was one darn good burger. The meat was perfectly cooked, the sauce they used balanced out all the flavors nicely, and those fries were cooked to such perfection, I had to force myself to use the dipping sauce so it wouldn't go to waste. There was nothing wrong with this meal. And the price wasn't bad, either. They also have a nice selection of cheap cocktails, beers, and dessert on the menu, but for all that, you're going to need an extra stomach or two.

The food was alright. It felt like a fast food place, but the burgers are much better. I would have…read morepreferred they served my burger on a plate if I'm eating there. It is simple, the cheese on my cheeseburger got all over the paper wrapper.

Fun, casual dining when you need a greasy fix. I particularly like the artwork and peering into…read moreJubilee Market below. Cool mix of music and quick service. The dirty burgers are messy but that's the point, right? Cooked well and served in a wrap paper as they should be. So many types of sides and fries. We went with the buffalo fries which were topped with chunks of blue cheese and a side of spicy sauce. The winner was clearly the POPPA, jalapeño poppers that oozed cheesy goodness and ranch dipping sauce. The shake was not too bad either. Great flavours and recommend the salted caramel. It was a bit smaller than expected for nearly £5 but a tasty treat. This place has clogged my arteries but I would say it was a good spot when you want a satisfying meal.

The Midwest NEEDS one of these! While Culver's is technically our closest comparison, this spot…read morecompletely blew me away with how gluten‑free friendly it was. Most of the menu items had delicious gluten‑free options, and everything I tried was so good I genuinely wished I could bring some back with me. The service was excellent and the staff were friendly, attentive, and very knowledgeable about the menu and gluten‑free options, which made the experience stress‑free. They also had a great drink menu, including solid non‑alcoholic options, which was a huge plus. What really made this place stand out was the fun and unique selection of sauces, they added so much flavor and truly set this spot apart from others we visited. An absolute must‑visit, especially for anyone needing great GF options.

FOOD I got the double smashed burger with cheddar cheese…read more I've never had a burger in England before and didn't know what to expect. As an American, I feel we have good authority on knowing a good vs bad burger. However, exposure to quantity of burgers doesn't always mean they're QUALITY. Honest Burgers humbled me with their quality. This was the best burger I've had in recent memory. I want to say "of all time" because it might be. A picture is worth a thousand words so please check out my photos to see what I'm talking about. First, the attention to the bun was epic. Toasted root beer brown instead of just slapping some buns out of a bag together and calling it a day. Every bite reminded me someone took the time to toast the bread and it worked so well with the meat. Second, the smash patties were cooked so nicely that they had that brown fatty crusting on the edges that gave that familiar beef flavour. Perfectly salted. Now the third reason is they did the right thing with the cheese. They didn't just melt it - they melted and crisped it on the edges to complement those perfect patties. It was filling but I almost ordered a second burger, which I've never contemplated in my life before. To give credit to American burgers, I think this place studied American cuisine and found a way to make it better. The chopped onions and sliced pickles at the bottom of their burgers (delicious and in my photos) is reminiscent of the McDonald's formula, but gourmet. The rosemary chips (French fries) were seasoned nicely but, obvious from the photos, weren't the main attraction. I'd give the fries a 4 out of 5. Didn't get a chance to try their many sauces but guess what? I'll be back tomorrow for that! SERVICE Excellent and friendly service. Conversational yet hustling which is a great sign of management and hiring. AMBIANCE Lovely artisanal burger joint. Decent amount of searing and centrally located on the street. It's literally sticking out and pointing in the middle of the boulevard like the bow of a ship. Just a beautiful spot in general.

It really is a pretty darn good burger! Not what I expected in SoHo, but they definitely delivered…read moreon their promise. Hot, juicy and perfectly cooked doubles with cheese. The fries were delightfully crispy and served hot and fresh. Great to get a good burger away from home sometimes!

We happened upon this place on a walk. My husband had a burger and I had a buffalo chicken sandwich…read more- fries or as Bits say - chips- were fabulous - sandwiches were great!!! Kinda cramped but the food is worth it!!! Service as excellent as well!