Lucky 7

Love love love this place! Went as an alternative to GBK after an evening at the Electric. You can bus it there on the 7 as its a bit of a walk at night and in a weird location (nearest tube Westbourne Park). Great food, buzzy atmosphere makes it worth it though.

We had the burgers – looked small but were the right size without being a glutton. Onion rings are properly deep fried rings rather than the BK variety – very piggy to eat alone but just right to share. Chips are standard fries but a decent enough portion. The guacamole was massive and does taste authentic enough for you to eat it alone! Boyfriend had the chocolate milkshake which was deliciously creamy – a dessert in itself. I like how you could have it normal, very creamy, thick etc…! Whatever you fancy. We were too stuffed for pudding but ive heard the pancakes are great (only till 5pm unfortunately!). They also offer home made apple pie, pecan pie etc etc…

Its pricier than GBK which is the only comparison to the type of food i can give – this all cost about £36 with service – but its definitely different and has the right cool retro feel to it – only 8 booths so prepare to wait on busy evenings – we got there for 9 and there was 3 booths free – by half 9, it was full so i guess youd need to share…but well worth it – open till 11 i think during the week so definitely going to my late night point of call. MUCH better and more relaxed than the Oak nearby!

This place is perfect for a hungover brunch. The burgers are very nice and so are the onion rings, but what you really want to try here are the pancakes (fluffy & great to share) and the huevos rancheros with their very very good guacamole. Everything tastes homemade and authentic and it's a fun place for kids too. You can't book a table and might be forced to share a booth but the buttermilk pancakes are worth it.