Awesome burger joint different than the others which are pretty much all similar. I had the Dip & Flip Burger with Slow Roast Lamb which was amazing. It was already juicy by itself and by dipping it into the gravy it got even messier but delicious. Prices are really good considering the amount of meat that you get and service is perfect, my waiter Mike was very friendly, helpful and efficient. read more

Dip & Flip - Burgers Near Me - Battersea, XGL

Amazing, great burger, great gravy, great fries, amazing roast and stella staff. It gets messy but that is the point, gravy all over you burger and mouth. Drinks are good too! read more

I discovered Dip & Flip when looking for somewhere to eat close to the Clapham Grand. It sounded interesting and once I checked out reviews I knew I had to try it. It did not disappoint! When we were seated the waiter went through to menu with me as it was first visit and explained the dip sandwich options, the burgers and the sides. I knew I wanted to try the dip sandwich, after all that's what it's all about! I wanted the full experience!! I decided to go with the roast beef topside, with garlic lemon mayo, double dipped, with a side of regular fries. My dining companion went for the chicken dip sandwich with sweet potato fries. The beef in my sandwich was so tender I can't explain, it was so juicy, flavourful and delicious. (As my friend described her chicken - it was like slicing through butter, it was so tender). I wasn't sure how the mayo situation would pan out, but it was perfect. I really enjoyed my sandwich and was actually disappointed to finish. You get a portion of gravy on the side with all dishes, so I finished my meal off dipping my remaining fries. The fries were ok, nothing memorable. However the sweet potato fries were really good, they had a bit of crunch and were seasoned. My friend loved them, and the portion size seemed to be bigger than the regular fries as well. The decor is simple but effective. The staff were really nice and I felt really at home! Which I know is an odd thing to say about a restaurant. I would definitely go back and would be keen to try one of their other dishes, with a different meat or one of their burgers. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!! read more

Dip & Flip - Burgers Near Me - Battersea, XGL

Wow this place makes a good burger. I love gravy so the idea who dipping my burger was very exciting. I ordered for take away so I sat about 15 minutes waiting for my order. By the time I got home it did get a little soggy and the bun was falling apart. I went with the burger and lamb. Although I feel like they put the beef instead unless that's just how their lamb tastes. This was gooey cheesy goodness. The gravy is just extra deliciousness. If I would change anything, I'd skip the extra meat next time. The burger already has enough going on to save a couple £. The fries are very good too. The seasoning makes them easy to gobble up. I saw they have a lunch combo and it seemed like a good deal. After having the burger I have been craving it to have again, it's that good. read more

Dip & Flip - Burgers Near Me - Battersea, XGL

I'm happy that Dip & Flip no longer just a one-off Burger joint in Clapham Junction station on Northcote Road. They have opened up a second location on the Wimbledon Broadway a while back and now are in tooting as well - staking their burger claims across the southwest of London. Their unique selling point is their application of thinly sliced roast beef to their flagship dip&flip burger - it's served with a dish of au jus dipping sauce. They top things with gooey, American-style liquid cheese, they leave it to you to figure out how to deal with this gloppy mess of amazingness. Bridging the world of the cheeseburger and the French dip sandwich to messy effect. The Flip & Dip is the top-end of the menu, clocking in at £9.95 - but you can start on the other end of the scale at £5.25 for a basic patty melt (non-cheesed burger). I find the decision to use squeezy cheese for their cheese fries and cheeseburgers a polarizing choice. If you don't like the nacho-esque style cheese, then leave it off! The venue itself is a cool, retro decor that is hip these days in London. post WWII vintage graphics adorn the walls inside and the 60s-style chairs remind me of old public school seats from history class. The only drawback is that the joint gets loud. Really loud. Definitely worth a try if you've got a mighty appetite and don't mind getting a bit messy. It's a gooey mass of goodness that somehow works! I write more in-depth on my website, beeffanatic.com so check it out! read more

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Alex S's photo of the lamb burger tells you everything you need to know about D&F - it's not a big or clever idea, but they do unholy food and they do it pretty well (edit: did not know that a French dip is a thing...also, that sounds far filthier than it actually is, just saying). D&F's signature is a beef burger with American cheese, pickle, and roast beef. Served with gravy - yeah, it's another messy one. Having been 3 months since I went here, the burger is still pretty memorable. As I said, it's not necessarily clever food (it's not bad thing, mind) - the patties don't have the same depth of flavour of Bleecker St or Patty and Bun, and it's not a 12-hour slow roasted joint of beef. And it doesn't come with truffle burger sauce. The gravy itself is not amazing - I mean, it's not Bisto, but it's a little bit thin. With all that said, it's definitely one of those things which was greater than the sum of its parts and they come together to make a rather good burger - I was a bit puzzled initially, but the gravy really does add a little bit extra, especially with the brioche bun. All in all, I was impressed. The chips are also decent and really crispy (perfect gravy vehicles); I'm sad I didn't get to try the poutine but that'll be one for next time. In summary, it's a good experience and doesn't pretend to be anything more than it is - sloppy goodness and posing great risk to white clothing and I can recommend it to anyone living in this part of town. read more

Man, I feel like a jerk for two stars -- it wasn't bad, but it just wasn't all that. Two and a half is fair, I think, because service was great and the atmosphere delivered (urban, casual, cool, no-fuss). I actually tried the Dip of the D&F: what they refer to as a French Dip (£6.50). French Dips are fairly popular in the US, which may have worked against them in my case. I'm used to it being on a chewy/crusty baguette, which holds up well to being dipped in meat juice. D&F, however, employ brioche buns for both burgers and dips, and the texture just felt all wrong - crumbly and mushy once you get just two bites in. (In general, can I just say I can't wait for this brioche bun trend to head out, it does not work for juicy burgers, guys, it just doesn't!) Anyway, I had the roast beef with slaw, dipped once (can also choose to have them dip twice or soak it), and it comes with a side of the gravy for more dipping. Unfortunately, as I mentioned, I found my sandwich was not structurally viable enough to attempt further dunking -- it was so all over the place I could barely get it in my mouth let along dunked in bowl of liquid *then* into my mouth. I also found the gravy to be too thick for my taste. French Dips are typically served with au jus (simply juice of the meat that is in the sandwich). Sounds like gravy, right? Well, it is, except that it is intentionally unthickened. The gravy just felt too heavy. Also, I was inexplicably annoyed that it was served in a styrofoam bowl. I don't know, it just really bothered me. But enough about me - three others at the table enjoyed the double cheeseburger with bacon and a lamb dip. The lamb-haver was not impressed, and burger-havers (£8.95 for double cheeseburger with bacon) said it was nice but agreed it was certainly nothing special (the burgers are also dipped and come with a side of gravy - but it wasn't really utilized). I added cheese to my dip, and when I asked the server what kind of cheese it would be (swiss, cheddar, etc) she replied without much conviction that it was "like a soft cheese that we make here". I guessed it was going to be the same as what covered the cheese fries (basically like a cheez whiz style) and was correct. It was great on the fries, kind of weird on the sandwich (it kept gooping off in chunks that kept their shape on the plate and then got cold). So I guess the overall takeaway was that their big USP - the dip - didn't really add much to the experience. Now for some nice things: I like that they have craft beers (by the pitcher if you want!) and that you can order a fried egg as a "side" or on top of your sandwich). I think the prices were perfect for what it was. read more

It was Nava's last week in London before getting shipped back home to the states, home of greasy burgers and fries. So what do we send her off with?! More greasy burgers and fries!!! My dining partner for the night was Alex S, so we shared the following: - fried chicken burger with green chillies, cheese and bacon, £7 + extra - dip n flip burger: cheeseburger with with a slice of lamb, £10 - regular poutine All burgers came with a small side of jus to dip. And man, these burgers are already good on its own without the jus, so its an added bonus that the bun is soaked in added juice with every bite! The dip n flip burger was good, but I personally didn't think the £10 tag was worth the hype. I loved the fried chicken burger with all the added works (no egg in this one), it was friggin delicious!! I would come back here again just for that!! The poutine was a major disappointment, and it's not because I'm a picky Canadian!!! Well maybe a little. They've got cheese curd (key in poutine!), but it was diced into really tiny cubes that were slipping through my fork. The cheese should be cut up into larger chunks, and smothered in a thick piping hot gravy that clings to every crack and crevice (key#2)... ohhh the gravy!!!! Where were you?!?! The gravy was incredibly thin, I stared and honestly thought they forgot to add it. Overall it was bland and flavourless, we ended up dipping everything in ketchup, mayo and Tabasco. The fries were great by themselves, and I was tempted to order a batch of melted cheesy fries because I was so sad. Overall, it's a great place for burgers and fries, you must add on green chilies, cheese and bacon at a minimum.. It's worth it!!! Just steer clear of the poutine :) read more

Been to Dip & Flip three times now and I just have to write an update and give them an extra star! Service is always, always stellar. And do this. Just do it. Ready? Chicken sandwich (yes, chicken), add bacon, cheese, and chilies. Cheese fries. NOM. read more

Pure indulgence! That is a good way to describe my opinion of Dip & Flip. Having tried most of the main burger hotspots in London already, I felt the time was right to try another one, but this time topped with roast beef and swimming in gravy! This is not one for the clean freaks out there. Meat juice will run down your arm whether you like it or not. But it's bloody worth it! The burgers are cooked perfectly and the addition of extra roast beef or lamb puts Dip & Flip very high on my list of burgers in London. If you like meat on top of meat smothered in meat juice and cheese then this is place for you! read more

OK what was good... it was all ok - but considering the price it just didn't hold up to the reviews. 1. The location and style was like a poor mans honest burgers. 2. The decor on the walls - harking back to the good ol days of objectification of women - including artwork of a woman in a gravy boat, with gravy dripping off her feet - ewww and no. 3. for some reason, only female servers of a younger age bracket. 4. The burgers weren't actually that good - didn't taste like 100% beef at all - and i think i asked and they said they weren't ...pah! 5. the server was pretty rude and not great at getting what we asked for. 6. Overpriced,and the cheesey fries were actually cheese sauce not cheese (eww) if you like the concept of burgers and gravy - then go, but there were so many misteps elsewhere i wouldn't bother. read more

Dip & Flip, you have made the list... of reasons I never want to leave London! As we went on a Sunday, and Dave A. got roast beef on his Dip & Flip burger, I'd argue this was technically a traditional Sunday dinner. And also would argue that it should therefore become a regular Sunday dinner, if not for the fact that I live in daily fear of the dreaded Heathrow Injection that continues to befall me and my Australian brethren when we move to London. Maybe a quarterly Sunday dinner... Anyway, onto the food order. As already mentioned my dining partner ordered the Dip & Flip burger, I ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger, and we split a cheese and gravy fries. Slight hiccup - they were all out of bacon, but they did offer to add roast beef or lamb for the same price, which I appreciated but declined. In the end, the bacon wasn't needed, my cheeseburger was AMAZEBALLS. Perfectly pink all the way through, the cabbage was thinly sliced and crunchy, and the condiments were perfectly balanced (no soggy overload of sauces). And I loved the little bathtub of gravy - perfectly sized and shaped for dipping my burger into. The cheese fries were yum, but a bit much for us, I'd probably stick with just gravy next time. Oh yes, there will be a next time. Heathrow Injection be damned. read more

After much hype and encouragement from my girlfriend to try this place out, I finally caved in and thought screw it, let's see what the big deal is. We were the first customers in for lunch and when walking in I honestly couldn't see much in terms of restaurant decoration/layout that was a wow factor. It was clean, simple, plain but then again I'm wasn't going to look at the interior I was going to get my burger on! I went for the green chilli cheese burger and a portion of cheesy fries along with a pitcher of beer to share with my girlfriend. After a little waiting, along came this juicy looking burger with a small bowl of gravy and my fries with "plastic" cheesy goodness all over them. The burger on its own was excellent. Full of juicy flavour and nice chill kick but now it was time to dip it in the gravy and see what this combo was like. Initially I was put off by the idea (I like my burgers as burgers come) but man!! What a combo it made to dip in this thick flavoursome beef gravy. It just took the burger to a whole new messy but amazingly flavoursome level! Overall it was very flavoursome very filling very good and was an excellent price as well. Well worth trying but be prepared to get messy! read more

I love you Dip & Flip. I'm glad I don't live closer, as I'd be here way too often for my own good. I had wanted to come here since I heard they opened. As a kid, French Dips were common lunches after having roast beef the night before. So they hold a special place in my heart. Then I saw that they were taking something I loved from my childhood and combining it with a burger, so I really wanted to give it a go. And I finally managed to find a time with my South London friends to stop by. Now I was quite drunk by the time I arrived thanks to pre-dinner cocktails. And the menu seems a bit more extensive than it was when they opened. They offer more toppings on the burgers now if you so choose to add them to your burger and one of them is egg. I do love places that let you put egg on burgers. For drinks I had a half pitcher of beer. Because when you're drunk it sounds like a good idea. I didn't even look at the bottled beers (and there is a good selection of them), and I wish I did because they carry my favorite British lager from Paradise Ridge Wineries in Kent. So they get extra points in my book for that! Food wise I couldn't decide between the Dip & Flip or the green chilli burger. Luckily you can add the chilies, so I just went for the lamb Dip & Flip plus chilli. Next time I might even add an egg. We decided to split the different orders of fries, so we ordered plain fries, poutine and poutine extra (with bacon and green chilli). Everything was awesome. The burger was great and the lamb on top added a nice bit of flavor, and a bit of spice from the chillies. The fries are super crispy, and while the poutine was nice, I'd probably stick with the regular fries. The poutine extra though was quite close because the bacon and chillies really added something nice to the fries, gravy and cheese. I had the chocolate tart for dessert and it was great as well. Get there early though, as we arrived at 7:00 pm and it wasn't too busy, but by the time we left the place was completely full. The service is also great and they give you handy wipes because the burgers are MESSY. It's seriously good food so go give it a try. If I'm ever back in the area, I know where I'll be going! read more

Soggy sandwiches - sound appealing? Perhaps not to everyone's palate but somehow it works. Dip and Flip are introducing us to the world of the French Dipped Sandwich - slicely thinned beef or lamb, dipped in gravy and served in a fresh bread roll. You get extra gravy on the side to dip the whole sandwich in and then try and stuff the sloppy mess into one's salivating mouth. Definitely not a place to take a first date! Simple but fantastic. The burgers also impressed as did the huge American oversized thick milkshakes. The venue is casual enough for the little ones, however we felt the Battersea branch was a little cramped for too many buggies. Highchairs available plus a separate kids menu. https://londonfoodiemama.wordpress.com/ read more

Dirty, delicious grub. Dip & Flip combine a great patty with lovingly cooked roast meat, and make a heavenly burger. If they just served that I would be more than happy - a solid 4 stars. But then they add the gravy... and I would happily just have that in a pint glass. It's the surprising second side to the meal that completes the picture. And then there's the fries - with gravy, bacon, "plastic" cheese and chilli - all melting together. Just the perfect level of heat, and a total indulgence. This is not the best burger in London, but it's perhaps the most fun and one of the tastiest. Just to add, the service here is always friendly and warm - and non-judgemental (!), particularly important given how much of a mess you will look eating. Finally, to note: this is not a place for vegetarians - there really isn't much on the menu that hasn't passed through the fat of some animal or another. For similar reasons, this is not a place for those dieting - there isn't a healthy option. read more

Love the concept of dipping burgers, toasted sandwiches, chips and pickles in a bath of tasty gravy. So messy but so f*ing delicious! Burger patty was juicy but the best part was the added slices of gravy dipped roast beef in the burger! read more

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When we walked in, I thought that the place was oddly quiet - as it turned out we'd managed to beat the Saturday night rush by only about ten minutes! We'd been wanting to come here for a long time. I love French Dip sandwiches but considering the prime thing about them are roast meats and gravy (two things in abundance in the UK) it is rather odd that they aren't easily available here. So we finally made it here last Saturday evening as we were travelling through Clapham Junction and jumped off with this our destination. I was worried because how could it live up to my expectation? But it did - and exceeded it. I went straight for the roast beef French Dip, and didn't have to wait too long for it either. It was delicious - it comes partly pre-dipped but is delivered to your table with a little metal oven dish filled with gravy. Imagine if the sandwich was really dirty and needs to be cleaned in some really delicious bath water. Actually don't imagine that, it's better as a sandwich and some really good gravy. It is messy - there is a reason for the kitchen roll on every table. But so worth it. The main downside? I live in North West London. But at least I now know that it's worth the detour! read more

Dip & Flip is a little burger restaurant located near Clapham Junction in South London. The interior is simple and beautiful. And the menu is not too complicated either - mainly burgers, as you would expect. I was happy to find poutine on the menu - chips, cheese and gravy - a delicious import from Canada. As main, I selected the bacon cheese burger. I did not have to wait very long, until my tasty plate of food arrived. I struggled to finish my burger, the poutine was too tempting and it is richer than just a few chips. The burger is a messy affair with crispy bacon and melted cheese all over the place. And dipping is highly recommended. The burger is delicious and dipping makes it so much better, it tastes like it is made for dipping. Probably, every burger can do with some dipping, but you do not get decent gravy with most burgers. The service was friendly and efficient, and overall, I really like Dip & Flip. I should be back soon... read more

Great experience at Dip and Flip, the only disappointment was that the green chile on the menu was jalapenos, and not New Mexico green chile like I was hoping. Then again, why I'd expect NM chile to make it to London is beyond me. My boyfriend ordered a milkshake which was delicious, and their pour for my glass of red wine was more than ample. Cheers! read more

Once again this place far exceeds expectations. Polite and courteous staff, amazing food and great vibe! I think I found my new burger joint, the burgers are epic and so are he cheesy gravy fries, but you also get a bowl of gravy to Dio your burger in. Who would of thought something so simple can bring so much happiness to my mouth, amazeballs!!!! read more

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This is a great recent(ish) addition to the Clapham Junction area! I'd love to eat here most nights but my waist would probably expand crazy amounts. I've been twice so far and I can't wait until I make it a third visit. The service from the staff is great, friendly and they are very good at explaining what things on the menu are if you're new to the place. So far I've only tried the chicken sandwich (essentially a chicken burger) and it is AMAZING! I don't quite know why it's so tasty, but it's the best I've had in London by far. Maybe it's the crunchy and tangy coleslaw that holds it all together with the yummy fried chicken coating. I want to try the lamb sandwich next, but I'm not sure I'll be able to tear myself away from the chicken one. The gravy that comes with the sandwiches and burgers is a great compliment and also something that I quite enjoy dipping the chips in. Speaking of which, I recommend the poutine, which is a mix of chips, gravy (different to the one that comes with the burgers and sandwiches) and cheese. The last time I went there was a new addition to the menu: milkshakes! I love a good milkshake and these are good milkshakes. They are full size milkshakes, I've tried a double chocolate one (so so goooood) and another with banana and caramel (also goood), both with crunchy bits. I can't wait to go back! read more

Heard many good things about Dip & Flip and finally decided to give it a try while I was staying in Battersea. I came here for a late Sunday takeaway lunch, just wanted something fast and satisfying, maybe covered in cheese. So naturally that means a Patty Melt. Like a cross between a hamburger and a grilled cheese sandwich it's one of the ultimate American comfort foods. Plus it's perfect for cold/rainy days when you just want something hot. Also noticed they have poutine on the menu which I immediately added to my order. Poutine! In London! I have a special place in my heart for poutine from my years spent living in Canada and it's been especially hard to find places outside Canada that serve it. I urge everyone to try it here. Do it. You can thank me later. Didn't have to wait long for my order as I came here during "off-peak" hours, they packed everything up nice and securely, careful not to forget some of their awesome gravy in two sauce containers, and I was on my way. After coming home and promptly stuffing my face I decided I'm a fan of Dip & Flip. I didm;t even have time to take pictures I was that hungry and that impatient to eat. Patty melt was oozing cheese, buttered delicious bread, and a nice medium rare patty sandwiched between it all. Poutine could have had the cheese more distributed but the fries are excellent and well seasoned. Oh and that gravy, good lord! Just pour the whole container over anything and everything you order here. Trust me, it will make your life! I just wish I had more time in the city to come back and introduce my friends to this amazing eatery. Glad I got to try it at least once before I left! read more

I'm a big burger fan and I've tried pretty much all of the burgers in London that are rated well and this is definitely one of my favourites. I like my beef to be mild tasting and juicy and this sure fit the bill! I had the dip & flip burger, which came with a few slices of thin roast beef on top. There was cheese and au jus dripping everywhere, and the crunchy coleslaw and pickle were a welcome addition. I did find it too messy to eat by picking up, so I used a knife and fork. I also didn't bother with the top bun as I was there for the meat. My husband had a beef french dip and loved it too. I thought the coleslaw and pickle combo was a bit odd for a french dip, personally, and would order it plain. We also very much enjoyed our chips with squeezy cheese. It did get a bit firm quickly and probably would have been better if it was hotter to begin with, but it was delicious. I really liked the spicy paprika salt on them, too. read more

A very welcome addition to Clapham Junction, but I think they're slightly missing the mark at the moment. My beef dip was stuck to the paper it was wrapped in (I hate having to peel the paper off and losing chunks of bread with it). I also thought it was a bit small & should have had more meat. Serving gravy in plastic containers is a recipe for disaster. The poutine was pretty small & underwhelming. Dip & flip burger looked the goods. I have high hopes that they can switch it up a notch read more

This is a curious little restaurant with a limited menu and food served on trays with wooden cutlery. They break their menu down into two halves: Dips - roasted meats cooked down until they're delightfully tender and served in a submarine roll with dipping gravy, and Flips - American style burgers cooked in their own juices on a flat plate and served with a selection of gluttonous fillings. The burgers look straight out of man vs food, dripping with grease and a real guilty pleasure. The dipping meat is well cooked and does actually gain something from the added gravy although the portions are small. The chips are nice although heavily salted - actually dipping them in the gravy seems to help. The pudding menu is even shorter but equally tasty. Our service was prompt and friendly (helped in part by the restaurant being empty when we arrived) and the wooden cutlery does seem to detract from the food - it just tastes funny - but this place offers a great experience, with tasty grub at a fair price. Definitely worth checking out and the burgers are a welcome change from the overthought gourmet burgers preferred by George Osbourne! read more

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One of my favourite places for a burger, however it is dripping in grease but does taste amazing! Much better than Byron in my opinion, definitely worth checking out. read more

The gravy was amazing. Every meal should come with a little bowl of gravy. Had one of the beef sandwiches. Sadly I can't say that I loved it. Burgers looked amazing (and ALSO came with gravy so I'd opt for that next time. I visited a Saturday afternoon, just after 3. The small place was full, but we managed to get seated quite quickly. Note for Canadians: The "chips, cheese and gravy", formally called a poutine, is indeed just "chips, cheese and gravy". The cheese is NOT read more

This awesome place offers the most sensational burgers, French dip sandwiches, cheese, fries and gravy. Did I mention that everything comes with gravy. Be prepared to get stuck in. Epic!!! I've heard they opened a new place in Wimbledon. Another visit in store! read more

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Really, really good burgers. The dip and flip concept is super tasty and not just a gimmick like other burger places. I shared some cheese, bacon and gravy fries with my other half but these were a bit much - as the burgers are gravy soaked, soggy deliciousness in hindsight soggy, gravy covered fries with it was perhaps a bit excessive. Would go for regular fries next time! I'd go again, it's the sort of place I'd take outside-of-London friends to. read more

Easily the best cheeseburger in London. I've been scouring London for a great burger since I moved here from California over 6 years ago and Dip n Flip have totally smashed it. Incredible burgers, absolutely the best. The gravy thing is their claim to fame but I kinda just ignore it and go in for what they do best, truly outstanding bacon cheeseburgers. Absolutely adore this place. read more

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honestly not very impressed by this place after all the raving reviews! just an average burger place. They serve their meat very rare! we had to ask them to cook it longer and it still came out very pink. the waitress was amazing and apologized when she came to pick up our plates and saw all the pink meat we had to pull out of the burger. Eating raw meat is not thing nor my guest. I typically like a little pink but this burger was still meowing at me. I give it more stars as I was really impressed by the waitress and that we didn't even have to say anything and she took it off the bill. I think next time maybe i should just get the french dip with roast beef and not do their burgers. I prefer GBK up the road for burgers. read more

How does a portion of too much topped with extra too much sound? That's pretty much what you'll get at Dip & Flip and most likely be pushed to go even further than that. It's a trendy burger joint, we got that. Let's get to the point then, their burgers weren't special. I've had the shop's special Dip & Flip burger which was topped with roast beef and gravy after the waitress upsold it to me. It wasn't good. Meat on meat usually works when bacon is involved and this burger failed in that. The patty was bigger than your the usual hipster-friendly burger joint and it was dripping of both cheese and gravy. I wouldn't call it neither medium nor rare, it just wasn't cooked. The addition of well cooked slices of beef dipped in gravy made things even more confusing, with my taste buds unable to distinguish what sent them to an artery-clogging journey. Just a tasteless blend of fat. I have no comment on the beef, it tasted like beef but there was way too much going on to focus on it (despite eating it separately from the burger). Kudos to them for the slightly sweet brioche bun. I liked that, I did. Now to the chips. Many options, ranging from your basic chips to a lets-eat-carbs-like-its-our-last-day-on-earth poutine with the works. I had to, of course, get the poutine. The poutine consisted of crunchy bacon, green chopped jalapenos and string cheese on top of my already dipped in gravy chips. It's canadian and they say its a meal on its own. There's a reason for that. I can consume extensive amounts of food without much effort and this was the one that stretched me. Eating this meal was hard work! I wasnt impressed by the quality of the chips and couldn't tell for sure if they were fresh or fresh frozen. The food was good in principle but it was too much. They've got a lot going on in their menu and you can tell how they beg to differ (oh look at us we're not in Hackney or Soho and we serve burgers with a twist). A simpler menu, better milkshakes and more appropriate portions would make Dip & Flip a destination for all burger fanatics in London. read more

Oh. My. God. This place gave me one of the best burgers that has ever graced my mouth. I was a bit unsure about combining a burger and gravy together for fear of creating something disappointingly soggy but boy was I wrong. It's delightfully flavoursome and sweet and the cheesy fries were soo good. I have absolutely no complaints about the food, but the service was a bit questionable. They messed up a couple of things and it took them quite a while to fix it. But hey ho it's only a little burger joint so I'm not expecting much and I'd definitely go back. read more

People are always raving about Dip and Flip, so I decided to take my gravy worshipping sister there for her birthday dinner. I wasn't too excited as I am a vegetarian, but I was pleasantly surprised with their potato rosti burger. It's a fresh idea for a veggie burger and it was really nice. My sister went for the bacon cheese burger and we shared a portion of squeezy cheesy fries. She fell in love with her burger as soon as she saw it and together they had a messy gravy affair. The cheesy fries were seasoned really well and had that lovely gooey guilty pleasure American cheese drizzled all over. The service was great and the food was fast at coming out. I will definitely be back and bring all my carnivorous friends. read more

This burger is absolutely outrageous. In a good way. Fabulously juicy and a well flavoured, succulent patty. I devoured it in about 60 seconds flat which says a lot really. One of the best burgers in London Town. read more

honestly the best chicken burger ever at this quirky little place! Try a friday night after a few drinks at Be At One next door, the music is loud and the burgers are even more delightful. And get the gravy with the chips too!! On the pricey side but you get a lot of bang for your buck. read more

The fries were well-seasoned (with paprika salt), and they serve Ting - quite possibly my favourite soft drink in the entire world - but the best bit is the burgers. OH. MY. GOODNESS. It is always a good sign when a burger joint asks if you *mind* if the burger is medium rare, but the delightfully sloppy, gooey piece of heaven that came to the table, with fresh gravy for dipping, was an unbridled joy. I haven't yet found a comparably good burger anywhere in London. Sensational. Can't speak for the rest of the menu, but go for the burgers! read more

Great burgers and good service. Would highly recommend the beef dip and flip burger with the fun fries (chips, cheese, bacon, green chillies and gravy). read more

I used to rate this very highly but I went recently and it was just not up to the same standard. Was quite disappointed and will have to go back to Byron which has been more consistent. Still better than most places but not the best in town. read more