Burgers & fries prices

[anonymous-user]

craigjm said:

C70R said:

Roman Rhodes said:

Anyone had a burger at Blacklock? I’ve eaten there and it seemed good value for central London - the meat (tried a steak and skinny chops) was good quality and cooked well so wondered if the burger might be decent too? Burger is £12 and beef dripping chips £4.

I can't go to blacklock and not either eat a huge piece of beef or the 'all in' chops. Feels like sacrilege.

Agreed and if there is a group usually the all in chops and a piece of beef. Its not a place for burgers

I don’t disagree with those comments but someone must be willing to make the sacrifice? Maybe me.

[ecsrobin]

iguana said:

Burger, with bacon & egg, fries, big beer €17 and in Monaco!

Thanks for this, I made a note and yesterday after the racing finished at the classic popped in (for €55 you could even be there during racing)





A large and small milkshake 2 x burgers and fries (one with an extra burger to make a triple) €25

[nikaiyo2]

Matt p said:

Red dog saloon gets my vote, closely followed by meat mission

Went to the one in Southampton the other day, was very very impressed.

[theplayingmantis]

had a smashburger at milton keynes on the way back from the belfry a few weeks ago. 6/10 would have again

in fact i did on way up to old trafford to see my boys whip lancy. 6/10 would have again.

pricey compared to the usual crap, probably 5 guysesque price (havent had one in ages so no idea of price)

was going to try one of almost famous/honest/solita when up there but didnt get the chance.

[craigjm]

Has anyone tried the tomahawk burger from Burger and Beats in Hoxton?



It looks like this apparently

[mickk]

Looks disgusting in that picture and I bet it doesn't look as good when you order it.

[ShampooEfficient]

"yo dawg I heard you like beef on your beef".

Looks utterly ridiculous. A burger is supposed to be easy to eat, not a Krypton Factor challenge.

Dish it all up on a ate like a meal and I'd be right in there, thats just silly novelty.

[craigjm]

ShampooEfficient said:

thats just silly novelty.

Absolutely. It’s Hoxton. Everything is silly novelty.

[Master Bean]

Served on a chopping board. fk off.

[captain_cynic]

Master Bean said:

Served on a chopping board. fk off.

+1000

Made to look fancy, probably costs a fortune and tastes like st.

[craigjm]

captain_cynic said:

Master Bean said:

Served on a chopping board. fk off.

+1000

Made to look fancy, probably costs a fortune and tastes like st.

The price is in the post

[hungry_hog]

Hoxton - to they cook the burger in beard oil?

[Thankyou4calling]

Driving from Manchester back to London and I’m taking my obligatory pit stop at Original Patty Men in Digbeth Birmingham.

As always the “Purveyors of filth “ delivered.

Sweet chilli wings, naked fries, aged Longhorn burger with a jug of water.

£19.

All devoured and I’m ready for the second leg of my journey.







It’s under the arches in the roughest part of Brum but that’s no issue to me.

Fantastic stuff.

Edited by Thankyou4calling on Saturday 9th July 16:26

[Ouroboros]

Thought digbeth was becoming gentrified.

[craigjm]

Ouroboros said:

Thought digbeth was becoming gentrified.

It’s definitely not the roughest part of Birmingham

[Thankyou4calling]

Fair enough. I’m from Chelsea and live in Twickenham now so it looked pretty rough to me .

[C70R]

craigjm said:

ShampooEfficient said:

thats just silly novelty.

Absolutely. It’s Hoxton. Everything is silly novelty.

It's the sort of thing you put on the menu to get a bit of media coverage, nothing more or less. Nobody will order it, but it will feature in a list of "London's craziest burgers" on the Metro website and social media.

Surprisingly restaurants in London don't generate amazing PR just by serving good food.

[Ouroboros]

Thankyou4calling said:

Fair enough. I’m from Chelsea and live in Twickenham now so it looked pretty rough to me .

next time stop off in Stoke.

[Thankyou4calling]

I’ve been to Feltham!

[craigjm]

C70R said:

craigjm said:

ShampooEfficient said:

thats just silly novelty.

Absolutely. It’s Hoxton. Everything is silly novelty.

It's the sort of thing you put on the menu to get a bit of media coverage, nothing more or less. Nobody will order it, but it will feature in a list of "London's craziest burgers" on the Metro website and social media.

Surprisingly restaurants in London don't generate amazing PR just by serving good food.

Absolutely and that’s why I posted it to see if anyone had actually tried it.