CallIum and Alice are elite, give em a raise Couldn't have hosted a better night, really made our…read morenight

The bar staff are amazing. I left my drinks at the bar for a moment. When I realised, I went back…read moreand they made me a fresh batch for free.

I really wanted to like it. Beer was good, service was good. Burnt ends and sauce were just not to…read moremy liking. No smoke flavor and texture was way off.

Food simply was not tasty. Nothing we ate was particularly delicious…read more Cramped atmosphere. Staff was friendly.

wocao the burger was sooooo good, no.1 burger ive had, really impressed me and my friend. very…read morejuciy, smash-style burgers

Burgers are all about the hype! Ms Bleecker knows her beef, buns, cheese, fries, all of it! NYC to…read moreLondon! Grab one! You'll be glad you did!

Absolutely terrible service…read more Nobody sat us or even greeted us when we walked in. We sat at the counter, and after 10mins we had to ask for a menu. After another 8 we had to ask for water since nobody brought us any. 30 mins total and again we had to ask to order. We weren't told what items they did not have up front, so we were disappointed when the drink we wanted wasn't available. The margaritas were super watered down and far too sweet. The fries had barely any flavor. Surprisingly the Cesar Salad was the only redeeming part. Nobody cleaned our area while we sat. Only when we were ready to pay. And they ended up taking my drink when there was still a few sips in there. Horrendous.

As an American expat in London, I've finally found authentic American pancakes in The Diner. The…read morerestaurant's retro-inspired interior is welcoming and the menu is packed with favourites from my homeland - pancakes, chicken and waffles, hot dogs, shakes, etc. After sampling the menu from at least 5 visits, I can confirm that The Diner's pancakes and bloody marys are top notch. Other breakfast foods, however, fall a little flat. The bacon is a bit soft, the heuvos rancheros is bland, and the waffles don't impress. Despite its shortcomings, The Diner is still a solid bet for decent American food.

The servers were so friendly and the atmosphere was wonderful. We went with our 7 and 9 year old at…read more11 pm because we are on California time and hadn't eaten yet and it was great. Bangers and mash and toasties. Yum! Plus, the food elevator was really fun to watch.

This was a cute find in London! It's located near a tube station, across from Eataly, and it's open…read more24 hours! The space is pretty tight, but they make it work. I got a cute little both to myself. There are signs saying no selfies. It seems this is part of the culture in the city. The food is picture perfect with so many options! I made my choice based on what other people were ordering. I can never fit an entire club in my mouth, so I enjoyed it deconstructed.

The first experience in London ended up being the most unpleasant and the worst experience in…read moreLondon. This experience was at The Draft House. We originally headed over to the Anchor Tap pub to enjoy some pub food since we had just arrived in London earlier in the day and had built up quite the appetite. Unfortunately, they stopped serving food already, so while looking for a nearby place to grub we ran into this place. Wow. ...and not in a good way. The bald headed bartender that day could not have been much more rude and dismissive if he tried. I attempted to place an order at the bar (as this is apparently how it is done out here) and was told, "Wait at a table, I'm helping these people." He pointed at a table of 4 who were already eating. Ok. So we sat. and sat. and waited. and waited. He never made any attempt to make any kind of contact after that. We sat there for about 15 more minutes before deciding eff this. The only other employee there that we saw was a young lady who kept wiping down the same 2 tables over and over. (??) By the time we got up and walked out of the place, there were at least 2 other couples sitting at tables waiting to be acknowledged. That guy needs to find a new line of work. What a rude, miserable little man. We were there practically begging them to take our money and business and they simply weren't interested. Unless you enjoy hostile and rude service for no apparent reason, I would avoid this place like the plague. 1 star.

LOUD. OMG Loud. Saturday night. So fair enough…read more I walked in, then 5 minutes later, walked back out. Went for a short walk. Then walked back in. Fellow Yelpers had goood things yo say. So I gotta try. Bartenders are on the ball. Ordered a pint. And fish n chips. Service is good for such a crowded busy place. The fish n chips were ok. Like ok minus. Chips were steak fries. I was expecting better. Even on a busy Saturday night. It was fun. But one and done.

Kerb has various locations in London with the Gherkin on Thursday and Friday weekly with…read moreapproximately 6-8 food vendors. They had a good variety ranging from korean tacos, hot dogs, Italian, and BBQ. I went with the Korean tacos and was dying in hunger as I watched the vendor slowly and meticulously put together each taco. I would not say she was the fastest at her trade but the end product was tasty. Kimchinary- Korean tacos,Slow braised ox cheek and tail with doenjang, honey and soy.

Kerb is a collection of street food vendors that rock up 6 or 7 vans outside the Gherkin each…read moreThursday and Friday. I think Kerb are a collective of vendors, which means that there is a variety of options which changes each day. My favourites include Fleisch Mob for schnitzel on sourdough sandwiches, Spit&Roast for their buttermilk fried chicken baps, and Ambriento for their pork belly tacos. Bhangra Burger is also excellent! Anyway, it's worth trying out and present a refreshing alternative to most city food outlets.

This place just opened this week so we decided to stop in and try it out since it was so close to…read moreour office. Overall a bit underwhelmed. The patty was OK. Thick and juicy in parts, but dry and unamaginative in others. The form of it was a little too perfect and uniform, so there wasn't really any areas that could get a bit more crispy than others. Also meant the edges were dry inside. Kind of reminds me of those fresh pre-made patties you can get at Waitrose. Good patties, but something I can do just as well at home. A decent flamegrilled flavoring though. The bun was just OK too. They grilled it a bit which is nice, but it seemed it was trying to be fancier than it tasted. The bun was also way oversized to the Patty (actually I think the bun was a decent size, but the Patty was too small). The condiments were a let down too. First cheese isn't included! (REALLY?!). You can get lettuce, tomato, onion, gerking, and burger sauce for free. I got all but the tomato. They really skimped here. A single small slice of red onion, a humurously little amount of shredded iceburg lettuce, 1 small slice of a gerkin, and enough burger sauce that covered only 1/3 of the bun. These condiments could have rescued the underwhelming Patty but they didn't. Also the price. £10 for a Burger+Fries+Drink?! I'm sorry, but NO (oh and cheese was an extra £ .50). £10.50 for a burger that bordered on a really good caffeteria burger, I don't think so, I've had better burgers for less. If the combo price (WITH CHEESE) was closer to $7 I may return. But unless the quality improves, or the price is cut, good luck, but I'm not coming back.

Burger Pit is the latest in the burger shops to open in the Capital and sticks with a simple menu…read moreof four offerings: Burger, Steak Burger, Veggie Burger, and a Hot Dog. Food is served in red plastic fast food baskets and the décor is Spartan at best. Yet the staff are welcoming, the kitchen crew quick and capable, and the burgers themselves are fairly tasty. My co-worker and I opted for the steak burger (at 50% off it was too good to resist) which came out within 5 minutes wrapped in greaseproof paper. The bun was nicely toasted, the burger grilled to a pink medium, and a reasonable amount of salad and sauce was on top. Actually, that's a point worth noting - for once the burger was perfectly topped with enough for flavour and crunch without being messy. I do enjoy a good messy burger (thinking of P&B), but when you're heading back to work the last thing you need is a smear of sauce on your shirt. Taste-wise, the beef patty was good but could have used a dash more salt. I'd have also liked a slice of cheese but failed to notice that it was on the board as a side. I think that might be a fairly common miss and it would be great if the staff could check when you order. The bun wasn't anything special but held together well - I prefer the sweetness of a brioche bun but can't fault Burger Pit's offering. Size-wise, the burger is average for London and roughly the size of a softball. It's not going to leave you stuffed but more than adequate for a lunch. Special note of the fries which were crisp with clean flavours and perfectly salted with a crisp crust. I demolished my side of fries and about half of my co-workers. At full price I would struggle with the steak burger meal (including fries and a can of soda) which rings in at £14.50. The regular burger (and veggie burger) meal comes in at £10 and the dog is the cheapest at £9. You can also get the burger alone with the regular being £6.50 and the steak burger a whopping £11.

Great place for small group dining, food was elevated but service and ambience were casual vibes…read more Wines and spirits were good. For food I personally enjoyed the whole seabream, pork skewers, and the pizzetas, which are like savory elephant ears. French fries were also the perfect amount of salty and crispiness.

This is the more casual option to the next door Michelin star French restaurant. Has a small menu…read moreof carefully crafted dishes that features dinners with top seasonal produce. Menus vary, apparently, by season. We had a great dinner with matched wine for half the price of the next door option.

The place has an amazing pub vibe on a Friday night. Beers and service are both amazing, the…read morechicken schnitzel was alright. A little dry for my taste. The potatoes were not crisp at all and felt like they were undercooked. For the vibe of a Friday night to go and chill with friends, the place is amazing. You won't be disappointed at all. Maybe not the first choice for food.

Completely empty in the evening, which may be circumstantial. Long tables and benches, serving…read morestaff in German outfits. Service was a bit lacklustre. I didn't feel like alcohol and mainly came for the food, ordered tap water and got an odd look from the bartender as in "you do know this is a beer garden right". I approve of the chicken schnitzel, it is beaten well and not a dry piece. Normally schnitzel is a lottery where 50 percent of the time it will be dry like a bad Thanksgiving turkey where you need to gulp water excessively. My theory is the skill is in the beating of the chicken along with the timing of the frying. Other than that, it's obviously just breaded chicken. You can order it regular or small size. The chips on the side are really good and you get a red cabbage salad as well. Any sauces cost extra. The potato salad was also good and a generous serving for only 2.5£. I think the allergen information might be wrong, because it says that mashed potatoes has nuts in it. Maybe it's a German thing. Bill dropped off at the table before food being served, gave the feeling of 'finish your meal and leave so I can close up early', but maybe I'm overthinking. I would consider coming back on a day when it's a bit more lively. Vegan options available for those who think a seitan schnitzel sounds like good idea - not me.