Ordered the bratwurst meal deal at £9.50. Came with…read morecoleslaw, fries and fritz-cola. This location has no washroom but has a sink to wash your hands before and after. Fixings include crispy onions, mayo, mustard and ketchup.

Under glowing blue string lights, Villiers Street is home to Herman ze German & about another dozen…read morequick-serve restaurants. We chose to do a take away, but there are a handful of seats, if you're so inclined to eat in. I absolutely enjoyed my order -- a Vegan Wurst (made of seitan) on a roll with all the free toppings (ketchup, mustard, mayo, & crispy onions) & added sauerkraut & curry sauce (50p each) on the side. (Sidenote: This was my first time trying curry sauce & the flavor is not for me. I expected it to be yellow like the curry I'm used to, but it was red like ketchup!) My wurst was ginormous, almost a foot long, I believe. I barely had room but I swiped a few of her fries, which were good & crispy. I have to admit, my stomach hated me a little in the morning. Will keep my eyes peeled for other HzG locations in London. Veggie friendly, nice & tasty, a slew of toppings, & all for around £6.

Yummy vegan hot dogs with crispy onions and Cajun fries. Friendly folks. Picnic tables right on the…read moreQueens walk. The bun was HUGE which made it difficult to eat... also no sauerkraut -- those are the only downsides.

It was foodie time at Borough Market on Tuesday (our last full day in London), and it was foodie…read moreheaven for me and my family. We enjoyed walking around and seeing a wide variety of food options! The whole market area was clean and organized when we got there at 9am. No lines yet. Long lines did start forming around 9:45am when the hot foods were ready but moved pretty quickly. We tried: * The Ginger Pig - Traditional Sausage Roll * Wild Mushroom Risotto - Spelt Risotto with Truffle Shavings * Turnips Greengrocer - Chocolate Covered Strawberries * The Black Pig - The Best One With Crackling * Turkish Deli - Turkish Delight & Turkish Coffee * Bread Ahead - Crème Brûlée Donut

I wish this place didn't close so early...like 5pm early. That said, we were there for about 20…read moreminutes and got a good sense of the vibe. It is a farmer's type market with some prepared foods, which were top notch. We walked the entire thing and grabbed as much as we could to eat. There are plenty of food places just outside the space that are open later as well. I got some meat sticks from a vendor, sort of farmers market style. There was also another stand that had fruit in a cup with chocolate.Our best deal were some arepas that were half off because it was closing time and they wanted to get rid of them. This isn't the place to take pictures, but rather to immerse yourself in all the goodness that is here.

The service was fantastic, the food was okay. I'm from the New York area I've had a really good hot…read moredog and theirs is okay. My husband ordered the BLT dog and I ordered the Mac & Cheese dog. It was EXTREMELY busy in there so I would probably make a reservation if you want to try it.

Yum yum yum yum yummmmm. Bubbledogs is one of those random spots of heaven tucked away on the tube…read morestops you never think about. Never actually stopped at Goodge St until now... Check out the menu before you head over and perhaps make a reservation if it's a weekend night. I wouldn't recommend going with too large of a party, as it's rather difficult to fit in a big group. You can order champ by the glass or bottle (just give in and do a bottle ;)) and there's several different meat options depending on your dietary preferences. I loved the New Yorker (basically a Reuben on a hot dog), and my friends happily ordered the buffalo, BLT, and Mac daddy. We also got the spicy tator tots with garlic aioli - highly recommend. Overall such a fun place to eat with a neat combination of hot dogs and champagne!

You know when you are craving a milkshake? I just needed a thick, decadent fix after a day of…read morepre-vacation shopping and I walked straight past McDonald's and KFC to head for Ed's because I knew none of those were going to do it for me like Ed's would. Ed's is very much a retro American diner with their signature sign encased in bright neon lights, mini jukeboxes and a classic diner menu of milkshakes, hot dogs and fries. I wasn't crazy about the food. The cheese on their cheesy fries tasted exceedingly processed which made it quite sickening to eat after a while. Their classic hot dog was nothing to rave about either. For the price you pay, the food tastes more like overpriced fairground fare than tasty diner grub. I suspect they simply need to use better ingredients. The only saving grace was the peanut butter and banana milkshake which was sublime. It comes in a massive portion (enough for 2 servings) which I obviously slurped all by myself because of how good it was. It almost made up for everything else. I probably won't go back for the food but I'm already dreaming off a post-holiday milkshake back at Ed's.

The food was good but the woman that served me, black dress, was really passive aggressive. i asked…read morefor the chilli flakes on the mac n cheese to be separate because my 7 year old sister doesn't like that, she was persistent on not listening. She has a great talent in cutting off people when they speak, overall the food was good as per but her hospitality was shit. She should really consider working somewhere else where she doesn't have to communicate with people. It's not that hard being nice to people but other than that the other workers were great.

Ordered Ze Wilde Bocke Roll. It's Bockwurst, Currysauce, Crispy Onions, Mayo, and Fries…read more This is a close approximation of the currywurst you'd find in Berlin. I found the roll to be overpowering and to dominate the mouthfeel of this dish. The sausage was good, not great. The fries ("chips") were steakhouse style, which is the German style, but in my opinion to thick for a sandwich already dominated by it's plain white roll. The sausage was well-executed. Not particularly flavorful or interesting. The roll relies heavily on its toppings, which are good but not great. It's hard to go too wrong with curry, mayo, and onion crisps. This place is very hyped-up online. While it's pretty good, It didn't live up to it's reputation in my opinion.

"Our Wurst is ze Best"…read more Herman Ze German is probably the closest thing in London you'll find to Berlin street food. Sausages, schnitzels, and beer. I opted for the guest wurst, their daily special, made from smoky pork & beef with cheese. Quite comparable to the ones I had in Germany! The house salad came with cucumbers, sliced apples, and a vinaigrette sauce.

I am said friend that Yelper Tim L alludes to in his review…read more I can't really hype this place up, nor can I really say anything bad about it. It was simply just ok. Being a German, it's simply a treat to once in a while treat yourself to a Currywurst or a Krakauer...and so I appreciate the folks at Wurst Club for giving me this opportunity. What I missed was a place to sit and by means, this is nothing that the shop owners can do about, due to the space constriction, but not working around the area, I had to find a place to eat my wurst. I had ordered the homemade Kartoffelsalat (potato salad) and while the portion was plenty, the taste didn't exactly hit the right spot. (Maybe I can give away my mother's recipe, as her potato salad is delicious!) My tip: go for the Currywurst as this is the most German you can get. Simply have it with fries in a paper tray - it's by no means healthy, but it sure makes you feel good inside ;-)

Not the Wurst place I have ever been, now that ropey pun is out of the way I can do a proper…read morereview. I stumbled across this place on the way to Leadenhall Market and made a mental note to return and try it for lunch. I ordered the Berlin Berlin meal deal which is Curry Wurst, Chips and a drink for 6.95 which puts it in the top end of my lunch time pricing. Considering that it markets itself as German street food is a little pricey but then again the rent on a unit on Cornhill will be steep. There is not much space to eat inside so I would recommend The Wurst Club as a takeout place. I was impressed with the food, the curry sauce on the sausage tasted great and the chips were very crispy. I'll definitely try it again.

It's a good selection of hotdogs here but being a complete foodie obsessive bordering on crazy I'm…read moreforever searching for a hot dog place that will remind me of the legendary (now closed) Hot Dougs from Chicago. They make hot dogs sexy with a load of creations. It is unfair to compare. Top dog are their own breed (sorry). Firstly the service was faultless, perfect staff. Secondly the beer. They have a few good beers on sale. You know the hipster craft stuff that is all the rage. Last but not least the hot dogs. Has a BBQ and a chilli one. It was good. I really enjoyed. But, I can't help but feel I wouldn't pay for a hot dog like these for the price it is. A bit too much. I feel hot dogs should be a bit cheaper price point. Hot Dougs were dirt cheap (around £2.50! For simple ones). Hot Dougs also had some crazy versions like confit duck or even fois gras. I feel top dog is onto something but need to push some versions (specials?) more or drop the price for the standard type ones. It just didn't feel fulfilling enough for the price. But hopefully they will evolve as time goes by. Promising concept.

The concept of a single-dish restaurant has been on a stratospheric rise over the past few years,…read moreespecially in London, with countless niche establishments opening. One of the latest arrivals in the heart of London's Soho is TOP DOG, which as the same suggests specialists in hot dogs in a variety of glorious forms. I was lucky enough to be invited to Top Dog for an exclusive pre-launch menu tasting where I, as well as a host of other journos and influencers were given the chance to sample THE ENTIRE menu (in mini form!) and give our feedback on everything from presentation to price, names and everything in between. It was genuinely one of the coolest things I've had the opportunity to do; to have a new business welcome, and even encourage, our honest feedback to help them grow and to get it right. Top Dog is the brainchild of mega-super-businesswoman Marissa Hermer (you may recognise her from Bravo's Ladies of London) and her husband, leisure entrepreneur Matt. Marissa, a food and beverage brand management consultant, also own restaurants, bars and clubs in London and internationally, so the restaurant world is nothing new. Overseeing the new franchise is Fortnum & Mason CEO (and GQ Innovator of the Year 2014), Ewen Venters. I was lucky enough to work with Ewen during my time at Selfridges, so I was excited for this partnership. the venture is a self-funded dream, mainly started thanks to Marissa's desire to find a quality, American-style hot dog in Britain. Top Dog serves a range of taste bud-tingling hot dogs, all made from organic meat, in a range of classic and specialty ways. All of the meat is cured, smoked and hung in London, add a British element to the American theme, and ensuring quality of produce. There's even tofu dogs for veggies! There's also a selection of mouth-watering side options, from fries (and amazing sweet potato fries) to pulled pork, cabbage, slaw and chili; all which are available on your dog too! Then there's the shakes, including salted caramel, chocolate and vanilla as well as a Jack Daniels float. The Jack Daniels float was probably the greatest ways I have ever ingested alcohol. Period. I also need to take a moment to talk about the brownies. These aren't just any brownies, they are just about the best brownies I have ever eaten. We are talking so seriously soft that you can hear the moisture as you tear it apart. As for the taste? I ate three in a row so that should answer that one. Top Dog is a really exciting addition to the Soho line up. I love that they have worked really hard to integrate into the psyche of the neighborhood; it seamlessly blends in. Where as other eateries, that shall remain nameless, have exploded onto the street uncaring for the aesthetics of Soho and now cause a jarring view for Soho lovers. Continuing the idea of becoming part of the neighborhood, a nod also needs to be paid to the Top Dog's awareness of it's local clientele - during London Pride, Top Dog renamed it's signature Soho Dog to the Pride Dog, with one pound from each sale going to a LGBT charity. Good food and good for the soul. WINNING. Head to my profile for more reviews of London restaurants and find out more, including pictures, on my blog, The Science of Appearance.

Tip: You must visit this food hall. It's awesome!…read more You know what? When there's a listing for a department store food hall, you know that it's good. No, not good. Fantastic! I was at this food hall in December 2013. It's located on the ground floor of this large department store. The displays are extremely fancy and captivating. I recall seeing mini cakes that looked yummy. Even the fruit in the display case, as in apples, pears, and more, looked amazing and in pristine condition. The pastries looked scrumptious. I could smell the croissants! You can get sandwiches, from egg salad to lobster rolls. Feel like steak and chips? Yep, you can get them here, too. I frankly couldn't tell you what you can't get here. I felt like a dream seeing so much good food, but it wasn't. It's definitely worth a visit, whether you end up browsing like me because the prices were steep or you end up splurging. There was a wine section that had shiny bottles of fancy wine varieties. You could get cheese to complement your wine. Everything in this store looked beautiful and elegant. I would do a few things differently when I return to this food hall: - I'd do afternoon tea. I'd actually splurge to experience tea here because I didn't realize that I could until after my Harrods visit. - I'd find a hotel room with a fridge, so I could bring back pastries, macarons, sandwiches, and more. - I'd dine here to experience the entire food hall experience instead of dining at a restaurant within Harrods. The more I reminisce about where I've been in London, I want to return! (55)

I like the idea of their food hall. It's super big variety of all kind of foods. Really was…read moreinteresting to see all of that inside of Harrods. I decided to take the most expensive sandwich- lobster roll on brioche bread. Ops sorry I'm lying, wagyu was more expensive but it was looking way dead. So lobster roll was super dry, small piece of lobster on the top wasn't that good, if to be honest he was close to be spoiled. And inside of my sandwich it was an egg salad with small tiny lobster parts. Brioche bread was old. Honestly I'm happy that I received this experience, I will remember that forever : ) will I recommend to go there - YES No seats are available so just figure out where you will eat that overpriced food

This burger spot is just a simple yet stylish hole in the wall restaurant. The menu is rather…read morecompact, making your choice(s) relatively easy. The staff wasn't overly friendly, but the ordering process was painless, and the food came out in a timely manner. While this place is higher end than your typical fast food chain, it is still fast casual dining. They did ask how we wanted your burger cooked ("medium" vs "well"), and I thought that was a nice touch. Also, Bleeker has beer on tap and a variety of other beverage options. The burger itself was savory, and the bun less dense than I anticipated. The components are relatively simple patty(s), onion, burger sauce, and buns. You have tomato, mustard, and mayo in bottles at your table. The burger sauce is incredibly delicious. The fries are at least double fried and offer a nice crunch. Again, the bun was so airy, and the burger so simple yet delicious I could have easily eaten another patty. I should have ordered the double cheeseburger. I did like that there were wooden disposable forks available for the saucy fries. Also, the burgers and fries came in sleek little to-go boxes. Some tips: There are 3 locations in the city, so, check and see which location is closest to you. Order the House Fries. These are double fried fries smothered in their creamy burger sauce. If you order "well done," you may want to specify if you don't want any pink, as two people in our group ordered burgers "well," and there was noticeable pink in the patties. I know it might seem tacky to get hamburgers in London, but this spot came highly recommended, and now I know why. Definitely try local London foods, but if you get a craving for burgers... go here! Cheers!!

We loved the burgers. So yummy and not a lot to them. We had the Oreo milkshake which was great. We…read morewent to a small one so we ordered on a tablet.