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I think he's right because the chips/fries, cheese and bacon aren't included in the base price. Burger + bacon/cheese + chips is £11.20. That's a lot of money to pay for a burger that isn't cooked how you request it. Of course something could be over-peppered and whilst we're on it there is such a thing as too much bacon. Looks like a good burger though. Can't wait to see more London options.

These remind me of crisps we used to have when we were kids called Quarterbacks - they were cheeseburger flavoured and cost 10p a pack. Memory doesn't serve me too well but they were delicious to the immature palate.

Looks so so so awesome. VendrTV is awesome.

I got this for my birthday a few weeks ago. Chicken blunt wraps are awesome. Also got the Momofuku cookbook. Guess which one has more uses of the f-word?

Swap the Manchego for Ossau-Iraty and I'm happy.

Another one who can't stand the slideshows. I want that cookie, though (haha).

Yum, you've made me crave this. Will make and blog about this soon.

It was shot like a mockumentary. Maybe they should concentrate on comedy and forget about pizza?

Agreed with Burger365. It's still an awesome book, though.

She's also in the No Reservations Vancouver episode. She's extremely cute.

Congrats from London, England. Hopefully next time I'm in NY you'll have opened successfully and started serving some of your beautiful pies.

The Spanish deli is Brindisa (awesome chorizo sandwiches) but one of the best (British) things to eat is a sausage roll from The Ginger Pig butchers. I wouldn't go to the market for the fruit and veg (I don't personally think the prices are worth it) but there are some great things to try. I particularly love the Cool Chile co and Monmouth for coffee. There are also a few places to eat outside of the market that are worth a look too.

HeartofGlass got it right. The word buffet makes me wary of a restaurant. As do other things thanks to a certain Mr. Bourdain.