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Tommi's Burger Joint

58 Marylebone Lane, London W1U 2NX

North American , Burgers Marylebone
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London’s foodies love Scandinavia almost as much as they love burgers, so the arrival of Tommi’s should please them on both counts. This five-strong chain of Icelandic ‘burger joints’ was founded by entrepreneur Tomas Tómasson, who is personally overseeing the launch of his first foray abroad and will be flipping patties each day during the outlet’s early days. Tommi’s makes use of an American charcoal-grill, but all the beef comes from UK herds and items are garnished in true diner style with iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, gherkins, chopped onion and ketchup. Fries, homemade béarnaise and cocktail sauces, plus a selection of interesting soft drinks and complimentary coffee complete the offer. The joint itself is quite dinky, with just 25 covers, American memorabilia on the exposed brick walls and a big monochrome portrait of Tomas T himself.

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  1. Published : Monday, 5th November 2012

    Culinary Creep :: Tommi’s Burger Joint, Marylebone

    Home I must confess. I am officially off the wagon. The burger wagon. I kicked the habit for awhile. Until now. To be honest, the burger I ate at Tommi’s Burger Joint wasn’t one of the best I’ve ever eaten, but what struck me most was just how enjoyable it was, and I realised – I really really do just like eating burgers...
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  2. The new kid on the block in the London burger scene is Tommi’s Burger Joint. Ok, ok it's not so new, and everybody knows it's a chain from Iceland, founded by Tomas Tomasson, but I still have to say the place is brilliant. Simple décor, Spuntino's style, it has some Berlin vibe, wood panels, old brick walls, indie music out loud, cardboard signs, place is small and cosy, I went with Marisol and we just loved it...
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  3. Published : Sunday, 23rd September 2012

    love2feed :: eat: tommi’s burger joint

    Support local! This seems to be the mantra I’ve been adhering to, having frequented Tommi’s Burger Joint on Marylebone Lane four times in three weeks and nearby 28-50 on the same street. Admittedly, I have not yet tried the likes of Lucky Chip and Honest Burgers, although He’s a huge burger fan and rated Tommi’s over Meat Liquor. What’s noticeable from my last sentence is that the wave of burger frenzy continues to proliferate in central London. Even more amazing, is that the day He and I decide to pay a visit, we actually see THE MAN himself, Tommi (Tomas Tomasson), king of burgers in Iceland in the flesh himself in London, being madly photographed by a professional looking couple. There’s a genuine down to earth feel about Tommi’s, with menu items scrawled on simple cardboard cutout & paper bag signage and chalk boards heralding inspirational pearls of wisdom… my personal favourite was on my second visit alone… “Dream big… but plan in small, achievable steps”...
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  4. Published : Thursday, 13th September 2012

    [FEAST to the world] :: Icelandic Burger Invasion - Tommi

    It seems like almost every other day, there's a new burger joint/venture open up on the street of London. At this current saturated market of this glorified street food, do we really need any more of them? And just when I'm pondering about this , a new burger joint popped up round the corner from where I work. Quietly tucked away on Marylebone lane, a stone throw away from my favourite ramen-ya, Cocoro is this Icelandic burger venue, Tommi's Burger Joint...
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  5. Published : Monday, 3rd September 2012

    Burgaffair :: Tommi’s Burger Joint

    Sorry for the slight delay on this one guys and girls. I know you’ve been waiting on the edge of your seats. Here it is. Tommi’s is literally a seven iron away from MeatLiquor, so already its squeaky bum time for these guys. How will it match up against the heavy hitting MeatLiquor. Apparently this place also orginated from Iceland? Now I would have some banter here about Iceland, but I have literally nothing… Puffins?
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  6. Published : Tuesday, 28th August 2012

    Burgerac :: Tommi

    £9.40 for "Offer Of The Century" which equates to a cheeseburger, fries and a can of pop. Cheeseburger on its own is £5.80. Fries: £2.90.People have been raving about Tommi's, the new Icelandic burger joint in town and while I shared my thoughts on its wares in a news post in Burgerapp the day it opened, I thought I'd share them here on the blog too...Burgerac's New York correspondent, Colonel Mustard, dined at Burger Joint in Reykjavik back in March this year, and reported back to the effect that there wasn't much to report. Well, she's a New Yorker and a burger has to be hella good to impress her. Some readers might recall that she controversially gave Shake Shack only four out of five Burgerac stars last year...
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  7. Published : Sunday, 19th August 2012

    londonfoodaholic :: REVIEW: Tommi

    Tommi’s Burger Joint has finally opened In London. The renowned burger joint which started up in Iceland around eight years ago decided it was time to set up in the UK and sink its teeth into a city going through a food boom. One, which in ten years time is bound to make us all obese. Tomas Tomasson, the founder of Tommi’s has apparently eaten a burger every day for eight years, impressive, and he does not have an ounce of fat on him...
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  8. If the queue outside MEATLiquor seems a little shorter at the moment then that might be due to a new player in town… The Icelandic King of burgers. Literally around the corner, Tommi’s Burger Joint is adding fuel to the fire that is the capital’s insatiable appetite for a decent slab of beef in a bun. As soon as we walked into this tiny 25 cover American style burger diner, we immediately felt at home. Of course it had the obligatory London restaurant industrial feel but with a slight little twist, the menu short and the air was thick with the smell of grilled course ground beef steak...
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