Honest Burgers Warren St

Burger is pretty standard, not the best I've had but decent enough. Skinny, i.e. bun-less option is available(see photo). I like that there are mobile charging ports under some of the seats, the place is clean, not too busy on Sunday eve so didn't have problems getting services.

The burger at this restaurant is decent! The combination of caramelized onion and cheddar cheese provides a perfect balance of sweetness. The medium-cooked beef is good, but slightly lacking in juiciness. Additionally, the chips seasoned with rosemary salt are absolutely fantastic.

The veggie burger was great! Also liked the chips. My picky sister wasn’t as impressed with her beef burger, but still liked it. Nice atmosphere, the staff seemed very nice as well. The price wasn’t really that bad, compared to Copenhagen, so it felt fairly priced to us. 4.5/5 stars

Great burgers, great chips, great drinks, great staff. Everything here works like clockwork and service is pretty speedy. The awesome friendly staff are what make it fun and enjoyable, and the food is very tasty. Shoutout to Charlie who made the night very memorable. Add extra cheese to you burger to make it even more special. :

Honest Burgers was good but just missed the mark at being great. Like everything in London, it was a bit pricier than you'd expect. Burger and fries were solid and the wings were done well but there was no heat it's frankly a misnomer to call them buffalo wings. I'd come again for the familiarity and consistency but it's not on my list of recommended places.

I ordered a burger with sweet potato fries. The sauce was served from a bottle instead of individual packets. I asked for my burger to be cooked medium rare and it was perfectly pink in the center. There wasn't much else to do while waiting for my food except sit at the bar. The staff seemed a bit rushed but were still friendly and quick to respond. It cost £13, which seemed a bit steep, but the food was delicious.

The burgers were decent, cooked medium as requested with plenty of toppings and a side of tasty rosemary fries. The atmosphere was pleasant, and the staff were polite and attentive, despite us being seated in a quiet area of the restaurant. However, I thought the burgers were only average in quality and somewhat overpriced. I would consider returning but would prefer to take advantage of any special deals next time. Overall, it was a good experience, and I may come back in the future, although not right away.

I was pleasantly surprised by my first experience at Honest Burger. I ordered the Tribute burger with fries (£13.5), while my fiancé and cousin tried the limited edition burger with halloumi cheese and fries (£14.5). Although the burgers weren't as juicy as I had hoped, they were still tasty. The halloumi cheese didn't have the kick I was expecting. The burgers were easy to eat and had great flavor. The fries remained crispy, even when they cooled down. The chicken fingers were delicious, but the portion size was small for the price. I wasn't a fan of the mint lemonade, as it lacked sweetness, but it was refreshing between bites. Overall, the experience was good, aside from the loud music an...

tl;dr Best onion rings in the world and good branch of Honest to try them in On those occasions when I am in London with work and need to get a meal by myself Honest Burgers Warren Street is my go to location. I've always enjoyed the brand and am extra pleased that the one close to me is extra good. In the last few years the number of vegetarian and vegan options have increased, and although the vegetable fritter is a fine choice the Teriyaki vegan burger is so tasty. You can swap the vegan cheese for cheddar and then enjoy that juicy, cheesy, delight with the peppers and sauce. The other reason Honest is my go to place when I am by myself is so I don't have to share the onion rings. Onion r...