After hearing that this was one of the top 3 burger joints in London, we decided to give it a try. The burger options are simple. We had the recommended beef burger and fries. It was worth the visit.
Not disappointing at all! The burger was juicy and delicious. Steak was tender and so tasty. Everything blended very well on the first bite. Not my favourite bread so without the bernaise sauce, I'd give it 4 stars. After combining with the bernaise, I had to give it 4.5 stars. The sauce matched with the steak and the cheese it even doubled the creamy taste of the whole eating experience.
The burgers where just mind blowing and juicey. The extra condiments available were a perfect dash of personalisation you can do yourself. The sweet potato fries are a must. French fries portions are huge so there is more then enough for everyone. Must try
My friends and I had spent a good part of our two years in London trying nearly all the available burger places. We'd have discussions over our favourites and disagreements. It started off with the grimey MEATliquor, had extended to Honest Burgers in Brixton, Lucky Chip in Broadway Market, various Byron Burgers, an unexciting visit to GBK (other than the free peanuts), the new Shake Shack, the rumours of Five Guys, my own experience near Shoreditch with a pop-up of Burger Bear, and most recently my friends' recommendations of Patty & Bun, and the one I never managed to get to in Dirty Burger. Gee that's a lot.
I do love a good stroll through the cute streets of Marylebone, especially when it involves an awesome burger. A block or so down from Patty & Bun is Tommi’s Burger Joint, and it is better, by far. The burgers are luscious and juicy with a patty that is well seasoned and flavoursome. Ugly, dented and greasy Tommi knows what a burger aficionado likes.
I love the concept of this place, the decorations are really nice too. The burger is amazing but I wouldn't go as far as saying its the in London (written in the Independent). You don't have a huge choice on the menu, 3/4 burgers to choose from with a couple of add ins, and so I had the steak burger with cheese bacon and fries. The price quickly went up. The burger is really small so why does it get that expensive? I'd prefer going to other places but Tommi's was well worth a try
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Marylebone High Street is a real hidden gem in my opinion. I love to meet friends around here for drinks or dinner as there is always a nice buzz but it’s not rammed like the rest of London is! Maybe it shows I’m getting old, but I like to be able to grab a seat to enjoy a glass of wine at the end of a long day and not queue for an hour for a table to eat my dinner at.
Located on Thayer Street, just a few minutes from Oxford Street and just before Marylebone High Street is Tommi’s Burger Joint. Tommi’s is a great place to grab a quick bite to eat and a very affordable option too. You just rock up , grab a seat and decide from the simple menu what to order. There is always a special up on the board too. You grab your drink from the cabinet and go up to the counter to order.
Your burger comes to the table all wrapped up in a basket with your fries. I just went for a simple cheese burger which came medium and was nice and juicy and very flavourful. And for condiment lovers out there – of which I am one – they have the best selection to compliment your beautiful burger. Like all the condiments. So bonus points there. Also, very nice staff and cool music. A burger, fries and soda for £9.90 is really very good value too!
The atmosphere there is just amazing,, if you love to have food on the run or just to chill in a cozy place this is it.. The burger choices not a lot but enough as all of them taste amazing.. Loved the decor and lighting in the place too.. The best part is it makes you feel like your home chilling while eating..
On May 1st I had the opportunity to enjoy the May Burger of the Month, 'The Englishman'. It is definitely delicious, but my husband ordered the Epic Double Steak Burger with Cheese, and it is AMAZING! He gave me a few bites because of its ginormous size, and because I was practically drooling all over him as he ate it. Tommi's Burger Joint lives up to its name in that it's a no frills, simple restaurant solely focussed on great burgers. I have a full review and tons of pictures on my blog, Sunny in London. It's a juicy read, for sure!
PRIDE OF REYKJAVIK. Stripped down to the bare essentials, but everything is there at this outpost from mid-Atlantic. Succulent steakburger and fries, any condiment you can think of, and a participatory atmosphere (everything and everyone in the kitchen is on view). Friendly servers. Very popular, so go early.
Tommi's in Marylebone is great. Great value, great food, great place. Their burgers are consistently good, the sweet potato fries sometimes a bit variable but the staff always helpful and willing to remake things for you if you ask. Fantastic choice of sauces and toppings. You have to love it here - bit of a guilty pleasure but it pretty much always worth it
Good burgers! We had the classic burgers and cajun fries. They have a wide variety of condiments so you can sort of customize your burger however you like. Great value for money! 👍
The five stars are based on the £10 cheeseburger meal deal, because as tragic as it sounds, that's a decent price for a quick lunch while at work in London.
This is a branch of an Icelandic burger restaurant. I couldn't identify what was Icelandic about it. Perhaps it was the heavy metal inspired interior or the free filter coffee. It could also have been the library of free sauces lined up like a school year photo. If so, more restaurants need to be more icelandic, because Tommi's is getting more of my custom until they do so.
Really nice burgers. I tried their steak burger, viking fries, and sweet potato fries. All the food was good and very tasty. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The downside was the place was too crowded and tables were very closes to the next one. Also, I expected a bigger size of burger for the price which made the burger seemed to be overpriced.
Really pleased with this place.
Lovely heavy metal and rustic style interior with plenty of seating. Menu was very clear and good prices. The staff were very kind in guiding you through the menu and there was vegan and vegetarian options.
I ordered the heavy metal burger medium hot with the Viking fries and a coconut milkshake. All were delicious. Loved the black bun burger with good quality beef. Fries were amazing. Be cautious the milkshake is very thick but good.I couldn’t finish it all so the staff were kind enough to take my leftovers and pack them for me to take home.
Worth a visit.
Good burger. A little overpriced. Good place for a pit stop.
Did you have not been here and like burgers, this should be on your to do list!
These are great burgers, I mean seriously good burgers. Probably among the best I've ever tasted and I've tasted a lot of burgers.
The services very good, the place is clean and the nice big windows give a good airy feel if you sit in the right place.
Absolutely the best burgers I’ve had in years. You can taste the handmade meat and fresh salads. The price is very reasonable too. I live over 100 miles away but come back here regularly. Definitely gourmet food for mc d’s prices.
I like the vegan burger from Tommi's. Friendly staff both here and at the Soho one. Kinda reminded me of when I worked at Grubbs burgers. One thing that I find a bit weird at a lot of places these days is when you order and pay for your meal you are asked to tip. I always thought a tip is for good food and friendly service etc, so it's weird being asked to tip before you get your food. Maybe next time I'll pay a tip for last time.
Good burgers 🍔 ! Nice service and you can set outside. Very tasty 🤤
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