I love Five Guys where I live. Eating Five Guys in Paris and London is a tradition before I get…read moreback home. Service is consistent like always. It's the same feeling and ambiance like in the USA. Burger taste however is different in each country IMHO. The fries are crispy which is really good!!! They also have bacon flavored milk shakes!!!

Love five guys been to a few of there places back when they were doing the place up there were…read moredoing works out side the restaurant I fell down the hole I believe it was for the gas supply in to the restaurant and I was not expecting them to give me a few coupons to get a free meal I love there food if you like burgers go there

I took a punt last night and ordered the veggie burger to coincide with cutting out meat in…read moreJanuary. I ordered the truffle fries and cheesecake along with it. Food arrived quickly and was piping hot and tasted absolutely fantastic. I will totally be eating here again and am excited to try the burgers in Feb

The only burger joint on this side of Walthamstow, Proper Burgers delivers what it claims on the…read moretin, juicy meaty burgers with good beef patties, brisket, chicken but also awesome milkshakes (try the raspberry ripple one), 4 types of chips/fries, all of the sides and good coffee. Spacious, well-decorated and friendly staff.

I first visited this pub some years ago, but that was in winter, so I never knew about the beer…read moregarden at the back. This summer I have paid two visits, on both occasions sitting outside enjoying the warm evening and later twilight. The beer garden stretches back a long way from the building, and it is flanked by a water channel, the Coppermill Stream, which flows past the pub, across Ferry Lane, and south to join the Lea at Coppermill Bridge on Walthamstow Marsh. There's a white picket fence at the edge of the beer garden, and extensive reeds growing on both banks of the stream, and the view beyond is towards the reservoirs, so there are no buildings in sight, only some nearby electricity pylons. With all this, and swans and geese swimming by in the water, it feels almost rural. I'm not sure when the pub was built but I believe there's been an inn on this site for many years. I would say the current building dates from the early nineteenth century, and the interior feels quite characterful -- as someone else said, rather like a country pub, with lots of nooks and crannies. I can't comment on the food as I didn't order any, but I saw people tucking into burgers that looked pretty appetising. I would imagine the food is a bit like Wetherspoon's fare but I didn't look at the menu to see what else they serve. On the ale side, on both occasions I visited I found about three hand-pumps in operation. I can't remember what the standard offerings were but on my first visit I had the guest Butcombe Bitter, which was very good and tasted in top condition. Last night I had something called Sunbeam, a sweetish golden ale that was again in great condtion and very enjoyable. The price for my pint was £3.50, which is not expensive for London these days.

A nice chill place that has a build your own gin and tonic menu for the G & T drinkers…read more We went on a Sunday evening around 7 when they offer a Sunday roast menu, however, they didn't have any of the roast items that night. So I had the beef pie instead. The beef pie was good with the side of mashed potatoes, but like a few girls I know would say, I've had better. Overall, a good place, especially for the location and I, will try it again. hopefully on my second visit, I will be able to get the Sunday roast, and hopefully, it will be worth another star in my review.

The last time I had a Psychic Burger, it was from their residency at Birthdays in Dalston. They…read morehave now moved to The Old Queens Head, a nice pub on Essex Road. The burgers are pretty good, and cooked nice and pink. It's more of a fast food/dirty style burger, which is fine with me. The psychic sauce wasn't quite as tangy as I remember from last time, but the burger was tasty nonetheless. The pub itself has a good selection of beer to complement the food.

I do think this is one of the best burgers I've had in London…read more Lucky Chip burgers are served at the Old Queen's Head pub on Essex Road. The menu is fun, the burgers arrive quickly. Aged beef patty with pickle, ketchup and mustard. Had the cheeseburger with proper melty American cheese which really is the best for burgers. Good bun too that holds together. The burgers are cooked medium and I mean a proper pink medium, not just browned on the edges verging on raw in the middle which some other places are doing. The taste and overall experience is right up there and everything is just right, especially the beef patty itself which was perfection. Decent fries too. Coleslaw was good enough but not the highlight here. Been there twice. Consistently good each time and with reasonable prices and great service it adds up to a top rating from me.

I went to have a burger on Saturday night which there was a cover charge to enter which was bizarre…read morebecause I was only there to eat dinner. It was very crowded as this is also a night life spot. Down stairs you have tables to lounge chit chat and eat. You have to go to the bar area to order drinks and food. The menu is very minimal not many options think in n out outside Cali. I ordered a double cheeseburger without bacon grilled onions and chipotle mayo and truffle fries . The patties very large juicy and greasy as one could imagine. However, just good no over barring flavor definitely greasy. The fries were delightful just the right amount of parm and truffle. After eating I decided to make the most of my entry and go upstairs to dance. Please note the restroom area is very small I believe three stalls but enclosure is crampeD. Upstairs was vibey, Dj played a mixture of American tunes , 90s rap and UK beats. I would recommend this place for a burger and/or nightlife

We grabbed a late lunch here on our first day visiting London. While it was not really 'close' to…read moreanything we were going to, I'm so glad we stopped in! We ordered at the bar, and the server was very friendly. He explained the menu to us and pointed out a few special items. After we placed our food and drink orders, we grabbed a table. We ordered the nachos as an appetizer. They were so good! The chips were handmade, and you could really tell. Everything on the nachos was fresh. Honestly, there were such a big order, we almost didn't need our burgers after! The burgers were so big. They came with a generous helping of shoestring french fries, that were seasoned perfectly. My cheeseburger was good and messy, just the way it should be. I could only eat about half of it, because I was so full. Everything was seasoned perfectly. My boyfriend enjoyed his tropical chicken burger. Oh, and I forgot to mention the drinks! I loved my cider! It was a huge cider, enough for two glass-fulls. Definitely come here to eat, relax, and have some good food!

Loved this spot! Had the Classic and The B&B Cheese and enjoyed them thoroughly. Great…read morebartender/server who took good care of us. Definitely recommend if you find yourself in Dalston.

Absolutely love this place! We filmed a scene of a movie in ere and whilst I was here I kept seeing…read moreyummy dishes goin past so made sure I came back. I went with three friends and we all enjoyed our dishes. I as per usual had the burger, which was incredible. Cooked perfectly and somehow the actually burger had like whole grain mustard seeds mixed in which made it taste insanely good! My partner had a fish dish which was cooked perfectly and was so delicious. Almost made me have an envy moment. We had just come back from a trip tithe states so had got used to good sized portions and we were very satisfied after the meal. The staff were really nice. The waiter did tend to come round very frequently to fill water and clean plates which I find too much, nobody else did bit i always feel i have to stop talking and make sure they are acknowledged and thanked. But after reading the review previously I can imagine they didn't want to make people feel abandoned or risk another person writing like that. Personally I can't see how that happened as the owners were very present when we were there and came and checked on our satisfaction.

I feel a little harsh by giving this a 2 star, but I think it's worthy for the food we got today…read more We ordered a couple of starters to share, the prawns and halloumi which the cheeses could of been grilled a little more so that it's more crispy on the outside and soft and gooey on the inside. Next up I choose the cheeseburger and my friend had the T bone steak.. I must say I was jealous of their meal as my burger was a tad over cook and the fries wasnt as crispy as I expected. The coleslaw was good, but it was an good portion that I just couldn't finish. However the dessert display look really appetising and I went for the chocolate fondant and the apple tart. I must say give me dessert any day! The decor of the place is lovely and the vibes are very East London hipster style, but I don't think I will be rushing back in a hurry..

Great burger and casual atmosphere, but a little overpriced for me. Good selection of different…read moretypes of burgers including not just beef.

Super friendly staff and such a great addition to Dalston! The burgers are insanely good, but…read moreeveryone knows it's all about the fries!! Mmm rosemary salted and just to die for!! These fries are with every calorie and more... Mmm and to drink - well if you're a tequilla drinker, order the Paloma and you won't regret it! Tequilla, like, grapefruit.. It's like damnnn crack, sooo addictive! Side point if you try the chilli dip with the chicken wings --- be warned it is hot, hot, finger lickin' hot!!!

Amazing wings. This is the only resturant in London I've been to twice. It was nothing short of…read moreamazing. The chips arent the best but you cant go wrong with the wings. Plus it's dirt cheap too.

The Magnetic Zeros had it right with the lyrics:-…read more Home, let me come home Home is wherever I'm with you Home, let me come home Home is wherever I'm with you La la la la Take me home Mama, I'm coming home Indeed nowadays home is a small corner of London that is Highbury/Holloway, an area that I'm convinced is going through a real revolution. From cute little sushi places to places that specialise in sous-vide chicken (Chicks on Fire FTW!) to arts and crafts to couture latex there are huge changes. Homeburger is the latest of these. This is their seminal outlet and my have they done well. The shop itself has the level of detail that one would expect from a Soho hipster permanent popup with custom wallpaper, great decor and wonderfully cute custom boxes. Remember this is a takeaway or delivery place only; you really do have to be home to eat. The food, if the soft opening is anything to go by, has a very bright future. Before we even get to the burgers lets start with the sides. The mac n cheese was heart cloggingly wonderful with plenty of hot sticky cheese that lasted a couple of days (Indeed I'm just finishing it off now). The chocolate peanut butter pie had peanut butter mousse, chocolate mousse, cornflakes & a golden syrup crust. Yes it was as good at it sounds, we were just lucky that it is best served cold so we could have it later. This seriously good treat must be tried. The triple cooked slightly burnt (in a good way) unpeeled chips were great if just a little too salted. A nice touch was the included ketchup and BBQ sauce (though this was a little too sweet for me). Now for the burgers. These were EPIC. They blew the local Five Guys and Byron out of the water and, dare I say it, better than Honest Burger while being at least on a par with Patty and Bun. They all have big thick medium rare patties in a toasted brioche bun and the special 'homesauce'. We went for the 'Cheese Homeburger' which had cheddar & American cheese with fried onion relish, and the BBQ Beach Hut which was topped off with slow cooked BBQ beef brisket, coleslaw and pickled red onions. The prices were competitive with Byron at £8 to £12 for a burger but without the choice of eating it there. Luckily the quality makes it worth it and really does make home something to look forward to. As you can see I'm a very spoilt local fan.

I was recommended this place for its veggie burger from a person who's not actually vegetarian! I…read morefigured that was worth checking out, and since I was in the area for work I popped by to grab a burger. Despite the fairly high-level branding and style, it is a take-away and delivery place only and their strong packaging definitely reflects that. As you can see in the pics, the burgers are boxed incredibly well in vented, complicated, but elegantly put together heavy cardboard. Now the burger itself has a smoky flavour which immediately made me realise why my omnivorous friend liked it. The bread was soft and the burger texture was great with mushrooms and lentils/quinoa. I thought the portion was huge and it kept me going for 2 meals which is about right I think, for a £8 take-away price. All in all, you can see the care that has gone into this place and I thoroughly recommend it!