It's a very tasty burger smack in the center of Helsinki, good portion that will fill you up. Beers…read moreare for a reasonable price considering all other prices. Overall a good choice!

When I saw this meat shop and restaurant in the market hall it felt as if this would be the place…read moreto find a good burger in Helsinki. How can one go wrong when they reportedly sell some of the better beat in town and they have nice sign stating that the burgers are prepared medium rare or medium and you have to specifically ask for well done and they do not recommend it. Sounds like my type of place :-) We opted for one double cheese burger and a single Roslund burger with a side of fries and a side of salad. The burgers are not cheap, a single burger is €13, double €17 and the sides are €3 each. We ordered, specified medium rare and got a little number sign and they said they would call the number when it is done. We sat down upstairs, very nice seating area with views towards the water. After a while I noticed they were calling lots of stuff in Finnish from downstairs, we ordered in English and my estimate would be that most of the guests were also not Finnish and despite that the staff refused to call the numbers in English. Just louder and louder in Finnish. Luckily I had a low number so I actually recalled what it was in Finnish but otherwise it would have been endless running up and down the stairs to check what they actually were calling. After a long wait the burgers finally came. They really looked nice and I for a while thought they would be worth the price but what a disappointment. The burger was totally flavorless, no spices at all, meat also tasted like nothing. Despite us ordering medium rare and them stating they do no do well done both burgers were well done. Since we waited 30 minutes already we just did not have the energy to send the, back. A friend who showed a bit later also got his burger well done (had not specified anything) and he had also seen the chef (open kitchen) drop a burger on the floor and take it up and send out to be served. Not impressive at all. The side salad was uninspiring, actually only a green salad so nothing special at all. The fries were nicely crispy but so much salt on them so not possible to eat. The space is nice but will not go here again, as the food is bad, service slow and prices high. It if would have been a bit cheaper it could have deserved a 2 star rating but considering the price this is just way too bad.

I enjoy a good laugh and thus, another reviewer's low marks being partially related to the Finnish…read morestaff SPEAKING FINNISH gave me just the boost of humor I need at 5 a.m. when I can't sleep. When one is visiting another country and one bitches because someone in that country won't speak ones language, one sounds foolish and entitled. I also don't believe for a hot second that they would drop a burger on the floor and serve it. Finland has one of the strictest restaurant and food handling codes and I sincerely doubt that with their open-kitchen situation they'd risk it. I think that's a lie. So now we have an entitled liar giving scathing reviews. Surprise! All that aside, I'm a vegetarian and I still give 5 stars to Roslund. My husband loves high-quality meat (that sounds all kinds of open to interpretation). These guys are meat experts (woot!) so I spend a bit of time there inquiring about various types of meat (I am beginning to enjoy this). Just tell them what you plan to do with the meat (haha), how much you're looking to spend on the meat (ahem), and they'll give you the perfect cut, at the right price point (please don't be cheap when it comes to meat), and provide tips and pointers on prep and cooking. They're always spot-on, according to Meat Man. Good people, great meat selection, best burgers in Helsinki (I think I heard that from the meat-eater in the house), and a great place to take visitors from out of town for huge juicy burgers. And all this from someone who won't touch dead meat. Damn. They must be good. **Note to foreigners, tourists, and/or non-native speakers residing in a Finnish-speaking country (better known as Finland): They're Finnish (surprise!). They speak mostly Finnish. Most Finns speak English well. These guys and gals are the same but it's touch and go. Just like in the US. Where most people speak just one language: English. So when you write a review about how wonderful Roslund is, I suggest you give props to people who have taken the time to learn to speak to you in YOUR native tongue.

Great name! By far the best burger that I have ever eaten!!' I had the double patty chorizo burger…read more This place is amazing, the service is great and the burgers are never frozen. It's like an upscale 5 guys with 5 types of fries. There are numerous beers on tap, wine selection and of course free tasty water. There is also a wall full of hot sauce. They range from multiple Tabasco flavors to ghost pepper to Carolina reaper. This place is a must visit in Helsinki!

My Finnish friend suggested that we go here for dinner at least once before I headed back to the…read moreUS. I guess the owner is somewhat of a celebrity chef in Finland. I was excited to try the burgers since the owner apparently traveled around the US for inspiration when creating the menu and i had not had a good (American style) burger since coming to Europe and the cravings were REAL. Naughty BRGR did not disappoint. I got the bacon burger (forgot the actual name sorry) that was a normal cheeseburger with bacon and bacon jam. Having never heard of bacon jam, i was a little worried when ordering and almost asked for it on the side. TAKE THE FREAKING LEAP! After the first bite I knew it was the Berger of my dreams and immediately wanted to know how I could get my hands on some bacon jam for all my burgers at home. My mouth is drooling just thinking about that burger now. The staff was also amazing! Very friendly and chatty. Recommended some good drinks to go with our burgers.

Nice clean big Hesburger right by a TAXI stop. Atmosphere was pleasant and modern with a young…read morestaff. Employee who took my order was polite and friendly. He gave me plenty of time to make up my mind and to ask questions. I ordered four double cheeseburgers to go along with some fries. Waiting time was short and those burgers turned out to be tasty. Next time I will remember this location.

Went here after a quick run from the hotel. Really nice people, very friendly…read more They have a few varieties of berry flavored breakfast tarts that are to die for. Took a lot of self control not to go back from 2nd or 3rds. When I went it was summer, they had live music playing outside and a very comfortable inside and outside area for eating, drinking and conversing with friends. Oh and the Coffee, I've had some strong coffee in my time but whatever they had... good lord was it strong. A solid one cup of that stuff and for like the next two hours I was wide awake. Maybe it was because I had gone on a run right before I dunno but man it was good. Lol been back here three times, it's like a tradition now to visit whenever I'm in the area.

If you don't have any lunch or after work plans you should head to Hernesaari and visit the new…read morecafe and restaurant Birgitta. Located right next to the sand beach Birgitta is the perfect summer hangout. Sit down on the summer terrace, smell the salty sea air and watch the boats entering and leaving the harbor. But it's not only the location that makes Birgitta a great place to be on a warm day. Their offering is as well. To keep a cool head get an iced latte, a cold lonkero or cider or one of their delicious homemade fruit juices. Getting hungry? Go either for some tasty pastry or check out what their food from the grill. A nice burger with potato wedges might fit well with your cold drinks. Birgitta is open daily from 9:00 till 22:00. Between 11:00 and 14:30 they also serve lunch. Check it out and enjoy the wonderful summer day!

This is a review for the restaurant/bar and not the sauna area. Loyly is mentioned in basically…read moreevery recent article on places to visit in Finland. The photos of Loyly from a NYT travel article were part of what prompted me to include Finland on a recent trip around Scandanavia. We went on a grey, early Fall day, so I can't speak to what it's like in the summer, but I thought it was over-hyped. From the moment you enter it is very chaotic, probably because it is on every traveler "must visit" list. The bar area is right at the entrance and it is loud and crowded. It would probably be better on a warm summer day when everyone is outside instead of in the doorway. Loyly has three separate areas: the sauna area, the bar/casual outdoor dining, and the restaurant. We opted for the outdoor dining because we did not make reservations and the restaurant was already full very early in the evening. I didn't realize in advance that there are a few items on the restaurant menu that are not on the outdoor dining menu, namely the reindeer, which is what we were mainly interested in trying. We ended up with the elk meatballs and the salmon soup, which were both delicious and probably worth the high-ish price. I can't say I would be running back, but it's worth trying once. I would opt against the sauna area though, as it looked just as crowded as the restaurant and not at all relaxing.

Amazing experience. Everyone should spend time taking a sauna and swimming in the Baltic…read more The place organized, spotless worth the price. Be sure to eat in the cafe afterwards.

After trying a local fast food chain in Sweden, was excited to check this joint out in Finland…read more Shop was within walking distance of my hotel and the only place open at 9pm in the neighborhood. Food: We ordered a chicken burger, cheeseburger, large fries with 2 dipping sauces (chili mayo & curry mayo), and a soft-serve vanilla ice cream with caramel. The sauces were ok but the fries were too small in portion size. The chicken burger and cheeseburger tasted like McDonald's value menu quality. Expected better quality food for the price paid (around 13 Euro). Service: Staff was reasonably friendly but struggled a bit with English. Posted menu was only in Finnish, but was provided printed English menu on request. The food was served quickly (by European standards) but slow by American fast food standards and packed carefully. Bottom Line: Skip it and try some other place instead unless there is really no where else to eat.