Amir Rasul The burger fiend in me needed to check out the new local burger spot on the block and so off I popped on a weekday evening wanting try a selection of their offerings. I tried the truffle smash, the jalapeño thick burger as well as the onion smash. I was really warmly greeted by the owners who seemed to take alot of pride in their new place and were keen to show off their burger skills. They also threw in a portion of their chips - not fries, chips. Freshly cut potatoes that were cruncy but pillows soft on the inside. I was now properly excited to try their burgers, having been further titilated by the sight of them forming their patties fresh from a container of meat. The place itself was spotless.
The burgers came out glistening, clad with properly formed crusts and I must say I was pleasantly surprised at how good they were. It must have been at least a 75/25 meat to fat ratio as the juices were flowing - an epic sight. To my surprise out of all the burgers, the one that was my favourite was the thick patty burger. It was juicy and properly meaty. Their prices were quite reasonable for west london as well.
All in all, it wasnt the best burger Ive ever had in my life, but it was a very solid burger offering. Very comforting to know that they arent too far away. These coupled with the amazingly warm hospitality and the cosy shop made for a really good experience. Only thing I could pick out was parking maybe abit of an issue as there isnt any directly outside the shop but plenty available nearby especially in the evenings.
Just visited this place again and their thick burgers are the oneeeee. I had the chilli version and the cheetos flavour. Cheetos was a little too cheeky for my liking but the chilli burger was spot on. Dripping in juices, the veg inside added to the overall experience without overpowering and it was a substantial burger.
