Reviews Hache Camden

Espaço muito giro, com boa pinta e com hambúrgueres de comer e chorar por mais. Ótima apresentação e tudo pensado ao pormenor, como Camden já nos habituou. Recomendo!!


Very nice place, with great environment and great food. Great presentation and everything thought in detail, as Camden already accustomed us. I highly recommend it!!

Restaurante muito simpático e acolhedor. Comemos aqui uns hambúrgueres excelentes e tudo com uma excelente apresentação. O pormenor das pintarolas quando trazem a conta é um mimo.

So impressed by the shear variety of menu items here. From peanut butter relish to pulled pork, there's bound to be a dish for every diner. Beautiful juicy burger followed up by a delicious banoffee pie. Great atmosphere in the back section and really helpful staff. Would give an extra point if the burgers came with chips/salad

Great service from the moment I stepped in, the staff were so friendly and always checked up on us in this cosy venue. The atmosphere is busy and cute perfect dinning for a first date. The food was incredible, the burger is cooked to your liking and everything down to the onion were fresh and tasty, the staff always check up on you and kept us smiling. 
There is a huge choice of burgers to choose from, Beef to Lamb to Chicken, you can even get a vast amount of choice from the started from chicken wings to onion rings too. This is a fancy way to have a proper gourmet burger. You won't be disappointed in taste as its cooked medium rare or well done how ever you prefer. Amazing quality and so happy I visited and i will be coming back.
(all photos by myself so please do not give credit)

There's a reason why the New York Times said Haché has the best burgers in the UK! Absolutely amazing. The burgers, the fries, the milkshake. Everything was perfect. The burgers were great because they ask how you want the steak cooked & what type of bun you want. And when it comes out you can tell it's well raised beef/chicken and the sweet potato fries were really good too. The only slight let down was that the service didn't match the food. The waitress was a woman who just wanted to take our orders & get on with other things pretty quickly. But yeah, basically a great place to eat!

So I went to Hache in two minds, not sure if I wanted a burger meal for lunch and came away feeling satisfied with my choice at the end. I had looked up 'interesting places to eat at Camden Town' on Google and Hache's name had been within the top 10 and so my friend and I decided to try it out.

Locating the street where Hache is, on a Saturday afternoon was easy enough, but finding a spot to park the car was not. We found a place, but it was a bit of a walk. The restaurant facade is non-assuming and they put out a small black board with the Hache name outside. There are a couple of interesting places around it which seem worth exploring too.

Even for a bright spring afternoon, the place is quite dark inside. Finding our table took a second. The place is small and on busy evenings, I would expect a queue. The menu is the same as that on their website, except that the lamb burger is missing. I ordered the chicken and bacon havana club burger. My friend went for a steak mexican. The burgers do not come with fries and need to be separately ordered. We had the 'Hache Frites' which is skinny fries.

My burger was very good by itself. The avocados provided a very interesting texture in a traditional grilled chicken burger. I liked it. The fries were crispy. They do not provide any house mayonnaise or dips with the fries. These need to be separately ordered.

Overall, I would say the place is worth a visit if you are in the Camden area, but not worth making a special plan just for it. I have had better burgers in London for the same price.

The best burger in London. I´ve known Haché from their debut in Camden Town and for me it is the best burger I have tried. You can try the likes of Byron, GBK, Fine Burger Co. and the Ultimate Burger, they are all good but not as excellent as Haché.

Personnally I do not like the Chelsea restaurant because it lacks the personality of the Camden venue of the same name. The Camden one is so much more cosy it almost feels like it is still a house into which you have been invited to enjoy a delicious meal.

I have not had the chance to know the Clapham venue yet.

Haché has a fearsome reputation on the London burger scene. I had never been and its about time I tried their chopped as opposed to minced beef burgers. The inside is quite dark and the dining room is much smaller than I thought it would be and its no sur

I'm a bit of a burger monster. I've been to most of the burger chains, such as Gourmet Burger Kitchen and Fine Burger, that have sprung up around London in the last few years. Whilst they are a big improvement on previous efforts, for me none of them have

By Esin Huseyin

The burger reviews are back! I may be a little late to the party on this one, and not even graciously so, not to mention it’s not exactly your independent burger joint. But, I was enticed by the “best burger in London” tag line.

Considering I’m pretty much becoming renowned for my love of burgers, this restaurant was actually a suggestion – read on to see what I thought.

Considering the late dinner, around 21:30, which was during the week, this place was absolutely buzzing. It is a small intimate venue, but for this time and day it was surprising – there were some people even braving the cold eating outside. We however opted to wait for around 10 minutes to get all cosied up inside.

When we were led to the main seating area you were literally transported to a cottage, beautiful aged wood, exposed ceiling beams, and even the ceiling was gable shaped. It had a sort of country-esque essence to it, and the room was beautifully decorated with trinkets and even a huge wall definition of what the word haché means and where it derives from. Considering the back story of this restaurant is that at it’s a heart family brand, with the true essence coming from France, it’s good to see this message throughout.

If the heading on the menu reads ‘Scotch beef steak burgers’ you know shit is about to get real, and it did. I stared at this menu for a good 10 minutes before I decided to go for the Steak Blue Cheese; topped with the finest melted mature Stilton cheese. You do get the option for either a ciabatta or brioche bun – obviously, I went for the brioche.

Unfortunately they didn’t toast the brioche bun, so it was literally a disaster waiting to happen. The bun was literally flaking away, so I ended up with the dreaded meat with no bun. It wasn’t that big a deal though to be fair, as the burger was absolutely delicious. The actual beef patty was pretty thick, but not too obscene, and the cheese – oh wow that cheese. I’ve had a fair few cheese options, some have cooked the cheese in to the patty, some pop the cheese on after it’s been cooked so it’s semi melted and still semi solid, but Haché opted for the melted oozed in to all the gaps luxuriousness. The Stilton brought earthy tones which complimented the meat perfectly,not overpowering at all. I did actually break this up with sweet caramelised onions in the burger – which were meh.

Now, as I said before, the word haché means minced, and derives from the French action to chop. It’s of course no surprise that the patty still retains it’s minced texture, it’s not too condensed and packed together, which allows the seasoning and flavours to filter through the entire meat, but also allows this almost melting texture in the mouth. Pretty delightful, the only other place that could rival this sort of texture is Soho’s BRGR.CO.

Alongside the burger I decided to go in with the sides; sweet potato fries, onion rings and normal fries. It was a huge portion, and to be honest with you, the sweet potato fries were the absolute bomb. The onion rings had way too much batter on them, which was hardly seasoned – I genuinely felt like I was just eating cardboard. The fries, were well fries, but those sweet sweet potato fries. That’s all I’ll be ordering next time.

The presentation was amazing, they come in this tiny little metal basket, a miniature version of what you would use to deep fry chips. I have to be honest, we did get some absolutely crazed, confused, and even impressed looks when we ordered the amount of food we did. It’s actually decently priced with your burgers being huge and less than £10 and the sides costing no more than £3 – pretty good going considering the central location of where we were eating.

The staff were super attentive, the service is quick, the location is amazing, the food is wonderful – definite burger crush. It’s hard to resist when their burgers are essentially foodie gold; I really don’t know why it took me so long to visit this place. Well until next time!

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Once upon a time Hache burger's claim to be the beat burger in Lindon might have been true. However, with increasing competition their crown us in question.
Still the do serve excellent burgers here my favourites are the blue cheese and the lamb burger. The fries do not match the quality of the burgers but since the burgers are so good we can let them of.
The service is very good and the venue itself can get very busy.

They were not kidding when they said that this is probably the best burger in London !!!
It was right down the street from my house and we went there a few times...But every time was worth the visit...There is little seating but the wait is worth it...
The burgers are gourmet and perfectly done...
Superb place for those late evening snacks after a long day of shopping on the high street or in the Stables market !!!
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The best burgers in London, no less, served in a fine restaurant (cream-colored walls and light chains). Just thinking about it, I'm hungry! The vanilla milkshake, the onion rings, and if it is the card, apple crumble with custard home are also very good. Tip: prefer chunky chips for fries, quite ordinary. In fact, if you find that Hache is too expensive, do not worry: Camden is full of exotic small stalls where you can buy food to take away cheaply. Menu and photos on their site.

All they have been open for a while now, and while there was little competition with Hache other than Byron, now several new boys, like Patty & Bun and honest burger, have come into town to take their thunder with better quality burgers.
While not bad, Hache burgers waver around the middle, I wouldn't go back knowing other places that do it better. Often I've had a well done burger even despite requesting medium, nothing worse than a dry, over cooked patty. The chips come in a little mini frying basket, a cute little touch

Delicious cocktails and great interior. All of the staff were very friendly but service was a little slow at times. Would definitely return!

This place is incredible!! The waitresses are quick to find you a place to sit inside or outside and are very attentive of whenever you want to order something which made us feel really comfortable as we didn’t have to wait long. The food is incredible me and my friend loved the steak Canadian and aspen fries and the chocolate shakes are so cold and sweet they are to die. Friendly atmosphere aside cocktails were definitely the best bit, They’re nice and strong as well as beautifully colourful. 10/10 will be back!

Very good quality burger close to Camden town station. The meat is very good quality and the fries are amazing. Bit expensive but if you want a very good burger in a nice atmosphere you are in the right place.

The burger was excellent. Best place I've eaten in London in the past few years. Note to Restaurant: It's great that you're making the burgers salty, most places in London fail on that alone. It would be great to experiment reducing the salt by 5-10%, I believe it will help to take your burger from excellent to perfection.

Brilliant place, lovely food! Marie, our waitress, was fantastic! She greeted us warmly and was attentive throughout our meal, making sure we had everything we needed. Her menu suggestions were great, and the food was delicious. Her genuine care made the experience memorable. Highly recommended!

Easily the best burger I've had. Soooo delicious, with bacon JAM!! In fact, all four of us got a different burger (two vegan) and demolished them all. Looking forward to amazing desserts to round out a fantastic dinner experience!

My friend and I saw the place having a walk and we discovered the best burger place we have ever been in London!! I definetly suggest the truffle burger is delicious I enjoyed a lot highly recommended! Also not just the food is awesome, the guys are amazing we met Mauricio I think was his name who gave us the perfect experience recommending also some cocktails to pair our burgers he really made our day! Thank you Mauricio and everybody and see you very soon,

Lots of nice burgers to choose from, including plant based options. There's quite a lot of space inside too, so large parties are well catered for. There are several types of fries available, including sweet potato, so there's good choice there too.