Burgeri

I decided to check out this bustling spot. The burger patty was excellently cooked and delicious. The bun was a bit cold; warming it up would have earned them 5 stars. The mojito was refreshingly large, and they didn’t skimp on the drink by filling the cup with too much ice.

Nice halal food, good service.
Atmosphere could definitely be improved though – I wasn’t a fan of having to compete with other customers to get a table and I don’t like eating with people standing over me staring at me waiting for my table. This could easily be fixed by implementing a queue outside and operating on a first-come-first-serve basis for eating in.

There wasn’t much difference in taste or texture between the Angus beef burger and the wagyu beef burger. Although both were very nice. Toppings and sauces complemented the burger very well. We also got the sweet potato fries which were a nice addition. The beef hot dog was loaded with too much sauce and was messy to eat but tasted good also.

Not the usual smash burgers I love and I’m used to but a solid burger even then.

A short walk from Oxford street station with plenty of seating. Not wheel chair friendly as the toilets are located downstairs, otherwise easy access for wheelchairs and prams

Great place for a burger. Had hawaian burger. Nothing fried in it just grilled chicken and turkey. Full of protein. The lemonade is refreshing. Great place for a quick lunch/dinner. Clean and kind staff. Tables bit squeezed but it is not an issue given the concept

I got the Angus beef (single) with fries and a chocolate milkshake. The meal was ok overall, although the burger patty itself was drier than I’d have liked it to be. The fries and milkshake were pretty decent though. Around 16 quid for all of this so its okayish given the location but the quality could be better. Staff and atmosphere were brilliant however. Picture isn’t great but hey, i was starving 🙂