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THRILLIST'S TOP 5 BURGERS IN LON (2011)
Bar Boulud is one of THRILLIST'S TOP 5 BURGERS IN LON (2011).

1. Bar Boulud

66 Knightsbridge, London, Greater London
French Restaurant · Knightsbridge and Belgravia · 150 tips and reviews

ThrillistThrillist: Features burgers like the grilled beef patty + bbq pulled pork, bibb lettuce, green chili mayo, red cabbage slaw, & cheddar roll number called the "Piggie", though it prefers "Big Bunned." Read more.

Hawksmoor Seven Dials is one of THRILLIST'S TOP 5 BURGERS IN LON (2011).

2. Hawksmoor Seven Dials

9.0
11 Langley St, London, Greater London
Steakhouse · City of Westminster · 322 tips and reviews

ThrillistThrillist: Hawksmoor's second steakhouse & cocktail bar uses a similarly NY-style space to showcase cuts like 55-day D-Rump, bone-in sirloin, and Chateaubriand. Read more.

Joe Allen is one of THRILLIST'S TOP 5 BURGERS IN LON (2011).

3. Joe Allen

7.7
2 Burleigh St (Strand Palace Hotel), London, Greater London
American Restaurant · Charing Cross · 61 tips and reviews

ThrillistThrillist: The underground new-institution is known for its off-menu "secret burger," which is cooked to taste from a mega-slider-size ball of sirloin, covered in cheese & bacon. Read more.

MeatEasy is one of THRILLIST'S TOP 5 BURGERS IN LON (2011).

4. MeatEasy

Above The Goldsmith Tavern (at 316 New Cross Rd), London, Greater London
Burger Joint · Brockley · 15 tips and reviews

ThrillistThrillist: The award-winning burgers are made from pure, fresh-ground, 28-day-aged chuck. Read more.

XBurger House is one of THRILLIST'S TOP 5 BURGERS IN LON (2011).

5. XBurger House

7.8
40-42 Willesden Ln, Greater London
Brazilian Restaurant · 11 tips and reviews

ThrillistThrillist: This modern, wood-furnished cafe is London's first embassy of Brazilian ground-beefwiches: gigantic and outrageously topped. Read more.