As Burger & Lobster digs its claws further into the capital, it is wisely sticking with its successful formula. This bustling space right opposite the City’s One New Change development comes with the now-familiar red-leather banquettes and pale-wood decor, while the food offers just three options – all served with chips and salad, and all priced at £20. The burger impresses (as it should, at that price), but crustacea are the real stars: the lobster roll, served in a toasted brioche bun, is a dainty (if rather meagre) delight, although nothing can touch the steamed or char-grilled lobster itself, with pre-cracked claws meaning you won’t have to fight to get at your dinner. Service is friendly, quick and tight, and half the tables are held back for reservations – so no need to leave the office early to snag a seat.
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SamTheFoodFan :: Burger & Lobster - Bread Street
Burger& Lobster's Mayfair opening in January 2012 was one of the hottest tickets in town and three more branches quickly followed; Soho, Farringdon and the City. The City branch just happens to be within spitting distance of my office, so when we arranged to meet friends earlier this week, it was this outpost we decided to try. Like Ronseal, it does exactly as it says on the tin. For £20 you can choose half a lobster, or a burger or a lobster roll and they all come with a side salad and a portion of chips. There is also a choice of larger lobsters (for an extra charge) chalked up on a specials board. I chose a grilled lobster with lemon butter sauce. You could also have your lobster steamed and served with a garlic sauce...
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