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My Favorite Burger in London

It was only a matter of time before I wrote a full review of my favorite burger in London: Honest Burger.
 If you're close to me then you're fully aware of how much I bang on about this place. Yes it's a chain but that doesn't make it any less special and I love that you can find these gems dotted about London. My favorite branch is the Kings Cross one as it's near to me and the waiters are an absolute hoot.

Expect to find amazing melt in the mouth beef that's cooked to medium perfection. My favorite burger they do is the classic beef with blue cheese and of course a gluten free bun. The gluten free bun doesn't fall apart (already a great sign) and actually tastes like a normal bun. For £1 extra, it's worth it.

So as I said this is my staple choice, however they have much more on the menu that boasts deliciousness. The Honest burger itself is incredible, it's got red onion, cheddar, bacon, pickled cucumber and lettuce. Previously I've swapped the cheddar for American cheese and it's made it oh so creamy.

They also have frequent specials that come and go. Recently they had a guacamole special (that's right, guacamole) which came with bacon, american cheese and harissa mayo- it was quite something.

All the burgers come with chips which is great because who doesn't want chips with their burger? I hate when restaurants charge you extra for chips, it's just greedy. But at this place you can expect a full portion of rosemary salted chips and they go perfectly well with every burger.

I'd also recommend getting the chicken wings as a side, all the sides are gluten free, and the chicken wings are particularly good. They're spicy, succulent and so indulgent; they make an excellent side to the main meal.

You're in safe hands with Honest Burger and I literally can't wait to go again. Go and give it a taste, it's affordable and they do Sunday and Monday deals if you wanna save some dosh. And that's it: my favorite burger in London.


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