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5 of London’s top burgers

For anyone who thought that the London burger craze was just a flash in the pan, think again – where the cupcake and cronought fads have come and gone, burgers remain just as popular as ever in the capital and there are still plenty of restaurants and pop-ups jumping onto the runaway burger bandwagon. From the gourmet to the down-right delicious, here are our favourite London burger joints to sink your teeth into… Meat Liquor It was the burger creations Yianni Papoutis crafted from his MeatWagon van that helped spark the London burger trend so we all knew that when he finally opened a restaurant it would become one of the capitalÂ’s burger Meccas. Three years on since the opening of Meat Liquor, itÂ’s still flipping some of the best burgers in town with ground chuck steak dressed in a number of classic toppings teamed with their highly addictive Dead Hippie sauce. Burger & Lobster When a restaurant chooses to serve just two dishes (well, three if you include the lobster roll), then they have to be two fantastic dishes to sway the London dining crowd and Burger & Lobster does just that. Exactly what it says on the tin, should you choose the burger expect a decadent melt-in-the-mouth patty of coarsely ground aged-beef patty cooked and seasoned to perfection. The Admiral Codrington This renowned Chelsea gastro gem is no stranger to the London burger circuit and has always ranked highly among the cityÂ’s best. Now, burger disciples can head down on Wednesday evenings for their official Burger Nights, where a dedicated menu takes things up a notch with gourmet burger offerings of rare breed beef topped with slabs of pan fried foie gras and duck egg, or haddock layered with crisp pancetta and piccalilli. Lobster burger, Admiral Codrington Honest Burgers Where most dedicated burger restaurants have clearly taken inspiration from the all American burgers, Honest have created a decidedly British take on the trend. The straightforward, ingredient-led menu takes dry-aged British chuck stake from Ginger Pig butchers and tops with onion relish, bacon and plenty of great British cheese such as Red Leicester or Stilton. All burgers also come with their delicious rosemary salted chips which taste just as good as they sound. Patty & Bun No London burger list would be complete without a mention for Patty & Bun who have taken the burger scene by storm with their creative concoctions. From the classic ‘Ari GoldÂ’ cheeseburger to their ‘Smokey RobinsonÂ’ with bacon, ‘moundsÂ’ of caramelised onions and smokey mayo – their rich flavourings and incredible homemade sauces offer an intense burger hit that is not for the faint-hearted. Their Portobello mushroom burger also earns high praise from the veggie burger contingent. Nicole Harley is Editor at The Epicurean. If you would like to be a guest blogger on A Luxury Travel Blog in order to raise your profile, please contact us.

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3 Comments

  1. I didnt know there was a london burger craze going on, the 5 or so times i have been to london…hm …probably been awhile actually..during that whole mad cow time…i never had a burger in london…ive had chinese, indian, middle eastern,,,,but the fish and chips and some dark ale ..always hits the spot…but these burgers look good…ill share with my friends traveling soon to europe.

  2. Shopping in Harrods followed by Burger & Lobster – sounds like the perfect way to spend an afternoon if you ask us Francois. We might try that formula for our Christmas shop.

    The London burger craze has been going strong for a while now Mike – although it’s true you can’t beat a classic fish & chips but you should definitely try some burgers on your next visit. Let us know what you think when you do.

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