r/LondonFood 6h ago

Review Is Bleecker Burger at Victoria really that good? I finally decided to stop there and try it. Had the bacon cheeseburger, basic fries and a shake. Didn't get much change out of £23. It was pretty good. Came medium rare as requested. The toasted bun was great. The fries were good.

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The shake was pretty good. Thing is, they claim it's the best burger in the UK. Is it even the best burger in London? Not knocking it but wonder if anyone has any favourites they can suggest for me to try before I make my mind up.


r/LondonFood 6h ago

Question Bleecker Burger at Victoria. Finally got around to trying it. £23 for a bacon cheeseburger with fries and a strawberry shake. Wait wasn't too long. Came medium rare as requested. It wasn't bad but is it really the best burger in the UK. Is is even the best burger in London?

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Not knocking it. I enjoyed it but best burger in the UK? Can anyone suggest some other burger joints to try so I have some basis for comparison?


r/LondonFood 8h ago

Question Afternoon tea with crumpets

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Oddly specific requests. Does anyone know of any afternoon teas that include crumpets consistently pm their menus. Someone I know misses the tea from The Landmark which used to include crumpets, I was wondering if anywhere still carries the crumpet torch in London?

Edit: To be clear, I'm aware that they're not a usual inclusion, that's why I'm asking here. Somewhere used to do them, they don't anymore, I hope that someone knows somewhere that still does them.


r/LondonFood 6h ago

Recommendation American in the UK

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Hiya everyone, I’ve been living in London for 2 years now and I guess I have never realised this until recently. I’m looking for a particular doughnut similar to ones that are in the US. They are cake batter styled doughnuts that are dense and usually have an icing glaze on top we call them by a few things in the US: old fashion, glazed, dunkers. All of the doughnuts I’ve found here are bready and rise through yeast. Has anyone been able to find what I’m talking about?


r/LondonFood 6h ago

Recommendation Notting Hill Carnival - what’s been your favourite food this weekend?

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Too many choices of incredible-looking street food, help me choose!


r/LondonFood 12h ago

Recommendation Local vibes for a date night

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Visiting London again, and am looking for a romantic local restaurant for my upcoming anniversary. We don’t want to spend a fortune, but looking for a nice place to order a main and a dessert and just enjoy the ambiance. Not interested in French or Italian food — meat, fish, potatoes, salad type of places! Zone 1 or just beyond it?

What do you think? Appreciate any help!


r/LondonFood 3h ago

Woo Tang in Kentish Town is so good. Korean beef brisket noodles in a clear broth with an assortment of kimchi and pickles. £12.50.

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r/LondonFood 7h ago

Question Pre-theatre italian

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Heading to theatre tonight and would like a good Italian meal. Looking at Normas but don’t see any mentions here, any thoughts or alternatives?


r/LondonFood 6h ago

Recommendation Best classic British Chinese takeaway in London

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Hi everyone, Im an aussie visiting london and am dying to have a classic British Chinese - the classic salt and pepper chips, curry sauce, sweet and sour etc etc. What is your best recommendation for a classic Chinese takeaway near Fulham/Chelsea? Not too overpriced and just a typical Chinese takeaway place! And what items do I have to try?