Brgr.Co (Soho)
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Brgr.Co (Soho) Address 187 Wardour Street, Soho, London W1F 8ZB Brgr.Co (Soho) Phone 020 7920 6480 Brgr.Co (Soho) Opening Hours Monday - Wednesday : 12noon - 11pm
Thursday - Saturday : 12noon - 11pm, 12midnight - 1am
Sunday : 12noon - 10:30pmBrgr.Co (Soho) Food Price £15 - £35 per pax
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It's safe to say the best was not saved to last
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On the positives their staff are nice and service was efficient
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Greasy bun with all the ingredients on the side
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Food is excellent quality and cooked perfectly one of the best burgers I've ever had
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Sadly I wasn't going to be experiencing this on that specific night myself but I was awarded the opportunity to do so
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The burger was only intended to stay on the menu till the end of February
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Needless to say he was up for it though
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The My Bloody Valentine was packed full with Iberico Morcila Blood Sausage
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It was quite a sight to behold with its sugar rimmed glass
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With the inclusion of passion fruit sorbet and grenadine this was a great little creation that went down very easily indeed
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I loved the smoked paprika aioli and thought it worked well with the Iberico sausage
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The Manchego cheese was subtle and creamy and as you can see worked perfectly as a gooey covering for the burger
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All in all this was a delicious patty package and we couldn't believe our luck that we were getting such a treat for free
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As a special it was a triumph and it would have been interesting to see just how well it would have done on the main menu
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I think the ingredients were chosen well for the concept and taste and I will be keeping an eye out to see what other culinary innovations they concoct in their kitchens in the future
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The burger was perfect to pick up without collapsing
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The buns were fluffy with just the right sweetness
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One night I was Drunk in Love
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Was stumbling along Soho with a good friend of mine
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We arrived at a great time as we were seated straight away (at normal tables to our absolute delight
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As they also have those breakfast bar types where you have the dreaded eye contact with strangers whilst you attempt to delicately scoff down a dribbling hunk of meat)
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The menu was small with a choice of different beef ounces
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One thing I did like though was the ability to build up your own perfect burger with cheeses and toppings &ndash
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The portion sizes were incredibly generous and great value for money
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Honestly the best bluddy onion rings I have had
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The burger was served on a beautifully soft bun
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The cheese was melted yet still whole and crumbled over the burger &ndash
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The highlight of the toppings I chose was the caramelized onions
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The cheese was melted on top
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You can tell that I was pleasantly surprised
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A la Five Guys the burgers on the menu offer the bare essentials and it is up to you to customise them how you see fit
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Plus each week they introduce a new special which is usually incredibly imaginative so a trip back to ensure you don't miss out may be on the cards
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The drinks menu is also pretty varied in comparison to the usual fare on offer in similar burgeries
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I was asked 3 times how everything was (with a smile)
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There was no 'tap water frown' and they were happy to answer any questions I had
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The only let down was the chips which were disappointingly plain
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On the day I went the popular 'posh chips' with Parmesan and truffle oil were unavailable
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It has all the trappings that I've seen in many of London's too burger places but the actual burgers (or at least mine) was very lacking
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After looking over the menu for several minutes with my girlfriend
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A 6oz burger that's described as the best quality and it seemed like a good size too
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All of which were presented well
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The burger is juicy and the meat is of good quality
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The atmosphere is friendly and welcomes foodies and burger lovers
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The crowd is quite young and is a mixture of friend groups and couples
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Because the possibility of a 30 minute waiting time is quite likely
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Despite working in the area this was my first visit
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Interesting burgers with some nice options
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The service was also very friendly
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This is ironic as the restaurant's small size should give it an intimate feel but it was so difficult to get the waiter's attention when I wanted to have the bill or get a drink
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It all kicked off with the unhelpful waiter no
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The whole time we were in the restaurant we had this funny attitude/ tension from all of them
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I presume he shared his lovely comments of us with his fellow colleagues
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Only compensated us with an apology
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Easily one of the best burgers I ever tasted
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S fairly obvious to anyone with eyes that there&rsquo
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Particularly in areas like Soho where the concentration of eateries is congested to say the least
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Just off Oxford St in Soho is one of two BRGR joints
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A burger restaurant that is not like the typical fast food burger places in the neighbourhood
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There is a bar and seating in the front with another dining area out the back
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I chose chilli fries (my new favourite comfort food) with lashings of cheesy sauce
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The chilli fries were really good
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The desserts are pretty standard
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Chocolate brownie with ice cream etc etc
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If you want somewhere to hole up in between bouts of shopping for a bit then this is a good option
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The burgers are small (6oz) and the the buns are handmade
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Recommendation tried the chilli burger with hanger steak
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The sweet potato fries and cheese fries were quite good though
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A blade steak patty topped with a Cheddar and a Red Leicester cross and served with a side of sweet
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Really good service and a great tasting burger the bun was an equal hero to the patty
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They provide the best guilt free excuse to eat/drink as much of whatever we are celebrating for the next 24 hours
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I got in a few minutes early which was ideal for getting in with minimal sog
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T put any condiments on the burger but I felt it was certainly needed
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Awesome value with the MealPal package and that could be highly addictive in time
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T eat chicken so finding a casual burger place in Tottenham/Russel Square area that offers high quality halal beef/lamb is challenging
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The collaboration halal wagyu burger is phenomenal
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The cheese on top of the patty along with the sauce complementing everything else
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This burger was everything I was looking for and couldn&rsquo
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The shredded cheese melting on top of the fries was something I&rsquo
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The fries itself was fried to crispness
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The Mac and cheese was so cheesy and the penne pasta was cooked just right
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*Their food is really heavy
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