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Premium burgers from a former Michelin-kitchen chef. The smash burger, elevated.
Proper smash patties, melted cheese, house pickles — no fuss, all flavour.
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Dry-aged smash burgers seared on a flat-top, served in glossy brioche.
Proper smash patties, melted cheese, house pickles — no fuss, all flavour.
Dry-aged smash burgers seared on a flat-top, served in glossy brioche.
Grass-fed beef smash burgers and loaded fries from a converted horsebox.
Dry-aged smash burgers seared on a flat-top, served in glossy brioche.
Grass-fed beef smash burgers and loaded fries from a converted horsebox.
Grass-fed beef smash burgers and loaded fries from a converted horsebox.
Smashed burgers and dirty fries from a matte-black truck. Not fancy, just really bloody good.
Proper smash patties, melted cheese, house pickles — no fuss, all flavour.
Grass-fed beef smash burgers and loaded fries from a converted horsebox.
Dry-aged smash burgers seared on a flat-top, served in glossy brioche.
Dry-aged smash burgers seared on a flat-top, served in glossy brioche.
Dry-aged smash burgers seared on a flat-top, served in glossy brioche.
Smash burgers and loaded hot dogs from a red double-decker bus. Top deck is the dining room.
Coffee in the morning, smash burgers at night. One truck, two lives.
Otis Burgers leads my recommendations as a well-rated, approachable option from £600 that covers vegetarian and gluten-free needs and can flex between intimate and larger gatherings up to 200. I'd pair it with Bun Street, just 1.5 miles away in Southwark, which adds vegan coverage and scales to 300 guests — making it the stronger pick if numbers are on the larger side. The wider shortlist, including Patty Street and Smash Street, gives you solid fallback choices across a range of budgets and distances should availability or guest count shift your priorities.