Classic Byron burgers FTW!…read more I like a burger that doesn't have too much "stuff". Byron is excellent, they use a perfect amount of tomato and lettuce so that you can still enjoy the tasty burger patty, and leave the condiments up to you at the table. The bun itself is a good size too, it isn't so huge that you have to get through a lot of bread to get to the burger, hate it when that happens! The patty itself is best when you ask for medium in my opinion, the medium rare is too soft and doesn't have enough flavour. The home-made skin on chips are delicious and far superior to the regular french fries here. The courgette fries are also yummy and taste like lightly done tempura. The macaroni and cheese here is decent but the burger is the star. Surprisingly, the house salad is fresh and perfect! It comes with rocket leaves and cherry tomato halves and a great balsamic vinaigrette dressing. I have tried some of the other burger variations, the cheese burger, the veggie burger, and the special greek lamb burger offer, but none of them beats the classic. Byron is a good place to grab a burger anytime.

This is the first time I've come to this Byron, but I've been to several before. I've even been to…read morethis particular restaurant space before back when it was under the management of a different chain. The staff here were very polite and good natured, a real credit to the company and management. As for the food - I adore the courgette fries and onion rings at Byron and these were no exception. The burger itself was next week's special - we had a voucher to get it a week earlier - it was spectacular. Literally the best burger I've ever had from a Byron. All in all, it was a good experience coming here and I'd happily be a return customer in the future.

Tinsletown is a quirky bar modelled on the stars of Hollywood, and it was founded by a Brit, so I…read morehear. I have eaten in this over priced American diner a few times before, and yes, it was fine, had some onion rings, burgers, they are all the same really, just over priced. The real reason why have late night trip to Tinsletown in Hampstead, is simply due to the great milk shakes they have. Any chocolate or any chocolate combinations, they will make a shake from it - kit Kat and Oreos, Mars and Lion bar and crunchy. The more chocolate bars you have, the pricier it gets, but they are amazing. My favourite shake is the Oreo's on its own, amazing! There are queues here throughout the day to the early hours of the morning. I love it, but it is pricey

Firstly, a little correction - this branch isn't open 24 hours, but it usually closes - depending…read moreon the day of the week - at 2 or 3 in the morning, so for the purposes of most hungry night-owls, it's as near as doesn't matter. The first thing that strikes you about this American-style diner is, well, its American-style. Anyone who's been to a Hollywood Johnny Rockets will know what kind of thing to expect, with burgers and milkshakes galore. But what stands out most about this place is the fact that in keeping with the Hollywood theme, to match the celebrity photos on the wall - many of the stars posing with the restaurant chain's founder - and pop videos screaming out from the big screens, each of the dishes and drinks is named after a movie - often so tentatively, that you can't work out what it is. There are the obvious China Town for the Chinese section of the menu, Italian Job for the pasta dishes and Once Upon a Time in Mexico for the burritos, and the dessert menu features the Waffle Monty (say it out aloud!) while the menu also features a Licence to Grill area and the Basic Drinks tinct (you get the idea!). But it's the milkshake menu - where the joke wears rather thin, with the word shake being clumsily shoehorned in to everything from Gladi-shaker and Shakes on a Plane to Shakes-orcist and Buffy the Vampire Shake-er. It's bright and noisy, and unless you get a booth, you'll be perched on a high bench, with your food on a table so small and round that it's not particular ideal for a date scenario, but sometimes, by the time the movie's over or you've finished your romantic walk on the Heath, there's no-where else open. Given that Tinseltown largely has a captive audience as there's literally no-where else in Hampstead to start a sit-down meal after 10pm (correct me if I'm wrong), it doesn't really matter whether the food is any good, as whatever it is, for a hungry post-pub audience, it's better than nothing, but it's more than up to the challenge. The menu is varied, the portions are generous, the prices reasonable and the service is friendly.

The Holly Bush will always hold a place in my heart as one of my favorite pubs. It's a gorgeous…read morepub, and is the perfect environment for some food and drink. The burger was perfect, as were the chips, and was perfect with a pint. Nothing to complain about, will always find myself coming back here.

Mikey, Zoey, Sadie, Tyler - hope you catch this. As a solo traveler I was very anxious about…read morepopping into a pub on my own, but you all made me feel right at home. It was a busy Sunday afternoon for you guys, so I appreciate you taking the time to chat with me. The beers were great and I really enjoyed myself. Thank you and please take care x Rob rrobrt

I went to the King Willie earlier this week as I was meeting a friend nearby and was early. Turns…read moreout Monday nights are open mic nights and they were just getting started when I sat down with my pint. I loved the atmosphere: it wasn't crowded but there were surely regulars. The first artist played some well-known tunes and soon I was catching myself quietly singing along with the rest of the patrons.

The service was very disappointing,very angry lady that works behind the bar very rude. Attitude as…read morei complain I've waited over a hour an 45 min for food that we ordered I was told there was a mixup waited another hour for it not to come so we ended up leaving. no apology made me feel very uncomfortable

I did like the place, the atmosphere and the food.Good service (very nice) I ordered the "hungover…read morecure" (scramble eggs w/ chorizo, potatoes, black beans, salad + bloody Mary + coffe. Everithing was OK except the bloody Mary (if you like it, try it though, I'm not a big fan of it but I wanted to try it). Next time I will try something sweet like French toast. Spanish speakers: es un lugar agradable en West Hampstead. Lo recomiendo si vivis cerca de West End Lane. El rango de precios varía entre £8 y £16. Si no os convence el bloody mary, no os lo recomiendo, si estais con resaca es una bomba!

Like other reviewers, I've passed by this restaurant several times and thought it had the most…read moreunfortunate name. A friend of mine had heard wonderful things about the restaurant and as a result of her pestering, we went for dinner. The interior brings you to a small restaurant in the countryside of France. It feels like a place that only locals would know existed. We all had the most delicious dinners -- I had salmon which sounds pretty boring but it was divine. We also enjoyed a lovely thyme infused cheesecake and the most amazing chocolate cake. I will definitely visit the Wet Fish again.

Excellent pub in the Hampstead area. The service is extremely friendly, and the pub is tucked away…read morein a charming neighborhood just a few blocks from the large park. It was busy on a Saturday afternoon, but we easily grabbed a table for two downstairs. I would recommend a reservation if you're visiting during peak times. There is also a more formal dining room upstairs for a quieter, sit-down experience. We enjoyed some bread with oils, the soup, and the fish, all of which were excellent and paired perfectly with a Neck Oil. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and there are cute picnic tables outside, making it a lovely spot to enjoy a drink on a nice day. Overall, a fantastic neighborhood pub that's worth a visit.

Excellent location, old fashioned, great Guinness, chips and hamburgers. Staff is courteous and my…read morewife and I always enjoy ourselves. Also fun to sit outside!

Excellent food, service and atmosphere…read more Comprehensive wine list. Quality meats. Ask to see the meat board. I don't eat beef, but there are vegetarian and seafood / fish options.

Amazing!!! So good we ate here twice. Food, service were both top notch. Empanadas we're…read morespectacular and delicious. Very accommodating too. Highly recommend!

The burger was really nice and nice people . Food arrived so fast . Great price . The decoration…read moreis hilarious.

From the owner: Located in the heart of Golders Green Road, Barrel Burger prides itself on serving quality gourmet…read moreburgers which stay true to their American roots. Our dedicated highly trained team care about creating a comfortable laid back atmosphere for our customers to enjoy a burger and a milkshake. our aesthetic and decor is unique in that all furnishings are made from wooden barrels making our restaurant truly unique.

This was probably why I missed the other stations because there was a pub across the road so I…read morejumped in for a beer. Like, it is a chain pub, but in a way that's cool because apparently this had some interesting bands back in the day. I don't actually think this is the case anymore though as it just feels like an underground pub. Still, it wasn't bad.

The railway was so good. I went back twice on my 4 day trip up london. We tried the loaded fries…read morewith cheese and peppers, the tuna melt sandwich, the sliders and fish sandwich. Nothing disappointed! The vibe was comfy and cool somewhere to hang with friends that feels like a neighborhood bar. They had arcade games and a great beer selection. Our bartender was so pleasant and happy to give us drink suggestions. I absolutely loved the rsilway.

This is a gem of a neighbourhood pub. The interior is warm with hardwood floors, many tables and…read morecouches with a large bar and big windows that open to the street. The windows open up for a nice breeze on the rare warm evenings. There are at least 10 beers on tap which is extraordinary for a neighbourhood pub, and almost all of them are from micro-breweries or craft brewers. Michael, the proprietor and staff are extremely friendly and offer proper service. There is a kids play area in the back of one of the two main rooms of the pub that is separated from this room by a high wall. This allows a family presence with the kids discretely sorted in a safe play space (a stroke of genius if you are, like me an American new to family friendly pubs). The food is quite good. Saying 'gastro-pub' wouldn't quite be right. Though they certainly do provide gastronomically excellent pub favorites, the chef also makes creative non-pub mains such as magret de canard on a sweet potato purée, or grilled octopus with chorizo. The best meal I had was salmon cakes with steamed vegetables which were farmer's market fresh. The menu changes every 2 weeks or so, and therefore, you're rewarded for something new, by coming back.

I have popped in here a few times for a drink and a couple of games of pool and I think I've seen…read morethe same faces in here every time I have been. Since I have known the pub, it has changed quite a few times, it is as if it doesn't know it's own identity and searching for one. It has two sections, the left side is more of a comfort zone, quiet in my experience, and the right side is where the pool tables are, tends to be a little louder. It is a decent place to go and watch the football and have a drink, nothing special or bad about it. It is just a pub, the only one in the area. A bar has opened opposite but attracts a complete different crowd.