Burger & Lobster Bond Street

I would have loved to give this place 5* for food, however for the service and dinning experience I have had to reduce it to 3*.
Firstly the food here 5* amazing. I got the full burger and half lobster. The meat of the burger was very juicy, even cooked medium well. The lobster was very fleshy which was very nice, especially with the garlic sauce they serve alongside with it. Desert was nice, a little bit too sweet but I can’t complain.
The service was a shame overall. When the waitress arrived he was very quick to explain, what they serve and how the ordering of portions worked. He wanted to take our orders before we could even get a chance to consider them. When it came to dessert, he almost made it seem all the desserts where rolled into one.
Dinning experience, it was very dark and the toilets were disgusting. Overall I loved the food. Shame about the experience.

Love the lobster — fresh, well-​cooked and not expensive! We ordered a drink and a steamed lobster, and the size is comparable for £20. Also love the butter sauce, not too bad in general.

This place rates somewhere between 2 and 3 stars. 20 quid gets you a 1−¼ lb lobster plus chips and small salad. For lobster this is a ‘fast food’ price and the food quality is commensurate. Seamed lobster was overcooked but edible. The chips (fries) were almost certainly pre-​frozen and forgettable. This was a decent enough place to escape the rain, but there are better bistros nearby. Worst of all was the blaring ‘music.’ Friendly service. A one-​time place.

A short menu is always a good thing in a restaurant as it means the chef specialises in what’s on the menu, rather than trying (and usually failing) to do it all.
At Burger and Lobster there is no menu and the waiters explain you have a choice of 3 items, which I took as a good sign as they must all be delicious.
The 3 items were a lobster roll, lobster in its shell or a 10oz burger, all served with chips and salad and priced at £20.
I can’t comment on the burger or the lobster in its shell, but the lobster roll was heavenly! Thick succulent lobster in Japanese mayonnaise in a sweet brioche bun, served with dressed salad topped with cheese and well cooked fries.
I liked the fact that you didn’t have to study a menu for ages to work out what you wanted as I can be quite indecisive when given to much choice. But I think £20 was a lot for this dish. If it was £15 this review would be marked the full five stars, but I will probably go back anyway as it’s an interesting concept and a cool place in Bond St, where the other options are chain restaurants or over-​priced hotels.

avery few dishes, only 3 but the lobster and the burger were amazing. Plus the decoration is awesome and the place is perfect to bring n ig groups of people or just have a romantic dinner! :) also great service and great music. Will come back