Other branches of Gourmet Burger Kitchen in London:
Chiswick, Fulham, Hampstead, PutneyGourmet Burger Kitchen reviews
There are a couple of serious flaws with this restaurant that stop it being a great place to eat. Firstly, despite what has been said about the quality of the burgers, they are in fact underseasoned and quite bland. The meat is good quality but not tasty. The second problem is the price. £30 for a couple of burgers, fries, drinks and sauce is excessive. I'm not sure how they have won a 'Best Cheap Eat' award. The service is good and the environment is pleasant but overall it is let down by the price and the lack of taste in the burger. You could have just as good a burger, if not better, for less money in a good gastro pub.
by clippertea, 22 Apr 2008What a load of pants! Overpriced, undercooked food. Burger plus chips, onion rings, 2 hotdog kids' meals, and 4 drinks: £28.63. The chips were hard, the rolls dry, and the coke flat. When I complained they said it was because they were busy. Never again. (This was the Bluewater branch.)
by cheryl, 17 Mar 2008Oh my goodness! GBK is the way. It is definitely the best six inches I've had in a long time! The staff at the Battersea branch are as gorgeous as the burgers themselves... yum yum yum!!
by gbk, 19 Jun 2007I wish I had a GBK nearer to me as I would make it my number 1 stop if ever I wanted to get great food at a decent price. Burgers are huge and completely worth the price. Milkshakes are generous and delicious. Everyone should try them at least once!
by Piggle, 04 Jan 2007Tried it in Fulham Road, and will definitely be back! Best Portobella burger I've eaten - delicious!!
by hubbs, 06 Aug 2006Incredible burgers, huge portions and no fuss! Why can't we have a Gourmet Burger Kitchen on every High Street in London?
by Big D, 03 Aug 2006Best burgers ever, especially since a junior burger is offered (I can't eat a whole adult one).
by fussy (15 reviews), 21 Feb 2006The best burger I ate in London. The only problem is that the place is too small and you wait so long to got a table.
by Anonymous, 15 Jan 2006Great burger bar - excellent choice, good chips, fantastic staff. Chocolate milkshakes are a little too artificial, and prices a little too high, but the burgers are REALLY good. Especially the blue cheese one (not too strong, but very perky!). Worth getting chips too - filling, but they do them really well here.
by Richelieu (7 reviews), 09 Oct 2005Completely and utterly delicious. Really great burgers. They're a classic that can't be beat. A definite eat out.
by Anonymous, 28 Aug 2005The best burger I've ever eaten. Every time I'm in London I always try and visit. The ingredients are really fresh and the burgers are huge.
by Anonymous, 25 Aug 2005The best of the bunch of upmarket burger joints currently springing up throughout London. I've been a few times and whilst the more exotic variants don't always work for me, the basic cheeseburger, fries and milkshake combo can't be beat.
by Lauth "top london reviewer" (36 reviews), 21 Aug 2005Juicy fat cheese burgers! Hooray!
I go to the one near Westbourne Grove. Don't forget to try milkshakes!
Only been once, a chance opportunity. Was a Tuesday evening but still busy, well worth the very short wait all the same. Will be back!
by robbiew2005, 04 Aug 2005I'm not the biggest burger scoffer in the world, but frequently encourage a colleague who seems to live in McDonald's to check this place out instead.
Reasonably priced, good quality meat and decidedly less soulless than your average burger joint.
Reasonable burger, good shakes, nothing more (on the positive side: nothing less either).
by Anonymous, 28 May 2005Well the last time I was there I was drunk and forgot to give them back the ketchup bottles. I'm planning on going there soon and am bigging it up loads!
by Anonymous, 25 Apr 2005This place is truly scrumptious. Will be back next week. I'm fat and it really filled me up!
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