National Burger Day (28 May) is set to be a hot one! But we are bringing you a wave of indulgent, creative and seriously flavour packed burgers across London. From fully packed New York style to Michelin level beef creations, here’s 5 burgers to enjoy.
1. Black Tap

What: Black Tap is bringing its signature New York-style burger energy to London for National Burger Day with stacked, indulgent creations and a one day only deal. Diners can enjoy a burger, fries and a drink for £20, making it one of the best value celebrations in the city. Expect bold flavours, towering builds and their famous over-the-top milkshakes, including new Espresso Affogato and Salted Dulce BuzzyShakes. It’s a full sensory burger experience designed for maximum indulgence and celebration. Black Tap is the ultimate destination for burger lovers to dig into a delicious and award-winning craft burger.
Where: Black Tap Soho – 4 D’Arblay St, London W1F 8DJ, Black Tap Stratford – Westfield Stratford City, London E20 1EN
2. Zula Burger

What: Zula Burger in Marylebone delivers a craft focused approach to burgers, founded by chef Cihan Kıpçak. Everything starts with their in-house baked buttery brioche buns, a rare detail in the London burger scene. Their thick British beef patties are sourced from Aubrey Allen and paired with house-made sauces for maximum flavour. The menu is intentionally small but refined, including their Signature Basic with truffle mayo and caramelised onions, and the indulgent Fake Mac inspired by a fast food classic.
Where: Zula Burger – 5 Old Quebec St, London W1H 7AF
3. Chet’s at The Hoxton Shepherd’s Bush x Alvin Cailan

What: Chet’s at The Hoxton Shepherd’s Bush teams up with chef Alvin Cailan for a bold Thai American Burger Day collaboration. The Green Light burger features smashed patties, American cheese, caramelised onions and herby hot sauce, while the LA-style chilli burger layers beef chilli with crispy onions for extra heat and texture. Alongside this, guests can enjoy spicy aubergine sandwiches and Chet’s signature fried chicken sandwich, all built around punchy, street-food-inspired flavours.
Where: Chet’s – The Hoxton, Shepherd’s Bush, 65 Shepherd’s Bush Grn, London W12 8QE
4. Heard

What: Heard, created by two Michelin-starred chef Jordan Bailey, elevates the humble burger into a fine-dining experience. What started as a food truck has evolved into permanent locations in Soho and Borough, built around regenerative British beef and exceptional sourcing. Burgers are served in signature roast potato buns, adding a rich, crispy texture. Paired with wines curated by sommelier Majken Bech-Bailey, this is one of London’s most refined burger experiences.
Where: Heard Soho – 39 Broadwick St, London W1F 9QL
Heard Borough – 1 Cathedral St, London SE1 9DE
5. Pippin’s

What: Pippin’s in Earl’s Court offers a comforting, no-fuss burger that focuses on quality ingredients and classic execution. Recognised in the Michelin Guide, their burger features grilled beef topped with smoked cheddar, pickles, tomato, little gem lettuce and house sauce. Served with skin-on fries, it’s a simple but perfectly balanced dish that reflects the restaurant’s playful yet refined approach to comfort food. Ideal for those who prefer a traditional burger done exceptionally well.
Where: Pippin’s – 3-4 Knaresborough Pl, Earl’s Court, London SW5 0TJ
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