Latest reviews for Babes 'n' Burgers

Burgers and Chaos! by Cazz

Cazz — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 16:44:43 +0000

Review by Cazz

Rating: 4.00
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I used to work around the Ladbroke Grove; so I used to frequent Babes n Burgers occasionally. I love their chips and think their burgers are fabulous. Some people may disagree, but it's a matter of taste I guess. Personally I think they make some of the best burgers around.

The only downside is that it tends to be quite chaotic in here, so you may have to wait quite a while to be seated/get your order!

Tariq from Eastenders is one of the backers. So if you're a minor celebrity spotter, you might glimpse him around at some point.

by Sami

Sami — Wed, 09 May 2007 15:23:52 +0000

Review by Sami

Rating: 3.00
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Ok, nothing fabulous. The burgers are okay, the prices are okay, the fries (or chips!) are okay.

The space is decent but the last time I went, the bathroom was filthy and needed a good clean. It might have been an off day, but I wasn't impressed.

If you're looking for a good burger - in a romantic atmosphere, nonetheless, head to HachÃ© in Camden.

by TrustedBot

TrustedBot — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 18:20:16 +0000

Review by TrustedBot

Rating: 0.00
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Lunchtime queues for this ultra-trendy burger bar at the Grove end of Portobello Road, spill out onto the street on a daily basis.

Babes has enjoyed plenty of press coverage as a new concept in dining targeted squarely at the Notting Hillbilly baby boomers.

The narrow dining space backs onto a crèche equipped with ball pens and all manner of bright toys.

The bar is presided over by a cheery baby boomer named Sam whose cherubic son is the main customer of the play area - other diners can let their kids run wild in there and each of the larger tables is equipped with a nifty TV monitor so you can admire your child´s play skills while enjoying a hearty meal.

Extremely affordable prices, great food, a commitment to using organic ingredients, where possible and a truly unique and practical dining concept, gives Babes the popularity it deserves.