Reviews Dip & Flip

Name: Dip & Flip
Address: 87 Battersea Rise, London, United Kingdom, I-SW11 1HW
Rating: 89

Tomás Torre Do Valle

Really good burguers! Probably the best is London, at least the best in battersea. They give you always some gravy with your burguers, what's jolly nice. Good chips withit and some jalapeño and cheese. Gooood!

Mar 11, 2017

Rachael Mani

Hands down the BEST burger in London. Lucky enough to have Dip & Flip as our local burger joint and it never disappoints. Whether you dip, or flip, or dip and flip you will leave more than satisfied. Highly recommend the bacon cheeseburger and go ahead and dip it all up in that gravy. A must try for any burger lover.

May 17, 2016

Boozy Bunch

+4.5

I remember my first visit to Dip & Flip. It was December 2013, and I was visiting my friends who live in South London for the day. It was some sort of small party or something, and we were playing Cards Against Humanity and drinking. We headed over to Dip & Flip because I had been wanting to try their burger for ages, but as a “Norf Landana”, I rarely find myself in Clapham or Battersea. It just takes me ages to get home. But we went to Dip & Flip, and it was amazing, but because of it’s location I don’t get to have it very often. (Although I did get to have one at their pop-up at the South Pole Saloon in December, so it appeased me for awhile.)

May 16, 2016

Fare Comment

Although only my second burger in London, the cheeseburger from Dip & Flip in Battersea is simply outstanding. I am already calling it the best burger in London. Boom. Done. Competition over. The scary thing is, it’s walking distance from my house. I am not sure having such a place so close is helpful. It’s on my walk to work too, calling me to come and feast on its wicked delights. Oh the temptation!

Mar 02, 2016

Beau James

+4.5

Friday night was burger night and I has been hoping to get to Dip and Flip for quite some time.

B and I took the 40 minutes journey out to Battersea and were lucky enough at 7pm to get a table right away.

Obviously if you're here you try the dip and flip burger right? Right.

Dip and Flip burger - After the first 5 bites I actually said the words "I think this is better than Shake Shack". After finishing the burger I decided it's as close as anyone has come. But not quite. It is huge which is great, but it kinda drags on in the flavour department and by the end I was eating to eat. My fault I know.

Fries with cheese and gravy - Who doesnt love poutine? I know this isn't it, but it's tasty none the less. Lots of melted cheese and the gravy was delicious

I also love they serve a two pint jug of beer here, even better for me is B didn't like the ale so I got it all.

Overall a great little shop in a great part of London.

Will return for sure.

Dec 14, 2015

Barbara

Cute little burger joint. Menus is limited. The cheeseburger was delicious and juicy. Didn't particularly like the fries which have a garlic and pepper coating. Service is fast and prices are reasonable. Nice atmosphere.

Oct 16, 2015

Captain Coriander

Roast meat. Gravy. Bread. Chips. YES PLEASE !!!

We were in the area when we decided to pop in to dip and flip for a quick dinner. Roast meat burger - what a cool idea! The meal went down beautifully. Watch out for their mustard - wasabi-head-blocking-hit-you-in-the-face hot!

Aug 20, 2015

Joey Crouse

+4.5

Met some friends for after work dinner. The staff is friendly and helpful. We had the dip and flip burger with the beef. It was succulent and fresh and very messy. The chocolate milkshake was just the right dessert. Definitely a must.

Jun 04, 2015

+4.5

A Truly Great Burger. I've had and enjoyed the burgers at Meat Liquor, Mission, and Market. I've been to Honest Burger, Lucky Chip, Hawksmoor and Burger & Lobster and had great burgers.

For me Dip and Flip beats them all hands down. I've been twice now, both times having the Dip and Flip burger, a cheeseburger with roast beef on top, served with a thin gravy to dip the burger into. The patty is cooked a medium rare, is chunky, seasoned well and cooked on a flat grill so it's very juicy. The bun is brioche, slightly sweet that holds together well for a very messy burger.

If this place was in a foodie enclave like Hackney, Soho, Brixton or Peckham it would have a line out the door but because it’s in white bread and boring Clapham it’s an undiscovered and not too busy gem.

Nov 09, 2013

Mostwantd

+4.5

Just indulged in a burger and dessert... So delicious!... I can hardly move. A must for any burger lover. Food and staff really friendly too! Will be back got more burgers and calories!

Oct 18, 2013

Sophie

+3.5

We went for Dip & Flip, mainly after eyeing up the grills and seeing the sheer size of the burgers! And it did not disappoint, this was without a doubt the most juicy and moist burger I've ever eaten. Possibly the messiest also. The 'Dip' side of Dip & Flip menu comprises of an American French Dip, a hot meat sandwich where thinly sliced cuts of meat are served with a cup of jus-based gravy. And the 'Flip' side, burgers served with gravy! The 'Dip & Flip burger' comprises of a cheese burger, topped with sliced roast beef and gravy, ketchup, mustard, cabbage and pickles. The patties are thick, well-seasoned and juicy. The brioche-type bun miraculously manages to retain its shape with all the gravy. And its worth noting that the staff were incredibly polite, helpful and attentive when ordering. I may have gone back for more napkins with gravy down my dress, but they assured me I wasn't the first gravy victim! If you fancy giving it a try, their restaurant can be found near Clapham Junction Station, find out there info from urbanspoon below.

Oct 17, 2014

Maybe It's Because

+4.5

Yesterday was kind of a weird day. I had a thumping headache through most of it, had my first cigarette in a long time, froze my ass off and I’m pretty sure an old lady cut in front of me when I was in line at Tesco… It wasn’t all bad though; after all, I did eat the best burger I’ve ever had in my entire life yesterday.

Oct 27, 2014

Cee Dee

+4.5

Although only my second burger in London, the cheeseburger from Dip & Flip in Clapham is simply outstanding. I am already calling it the best burger in London. Boom. Done. Competition over. The scary thing is, it's walking distance from my house. I am not sure having such a place so close is helpful. It's on my walk to work too, calling me to come and feast on its wicked delights. Oh the temptation! Yesterday, at lunchtime, Dip & Flip is empty, and I have the whole place to myself, which on the one hand is good because I can chat to fellow Aussie Adam about the history of Dip & Flip, but this place should be packed as it is so very worthy of queues around the block (unlike a certain burger joint I went to today). Having been established for almost a year, Dip & Flip certainly has a solid local following and gets busy at dinner time, however, people need to start coming from all over London to get elbow deep in their burgers. Why is it so good? Look at her: slightly lop-sided and imperf

Aug 08, 2014

TheFoodaholic

+4.5

Apr 22, 2014

+4.5

If this place was in a foodie enclave like Hackney, Soho, Brixton or Peckham it would have a line out the door but because it’s in white bread and boring Clapham it’s an undiscovered and not too busy gem.

Nov 09, 2013

Odo

A couple weeks back I was looking for a burger, then I remembered about Dip & Flip in Clapham. All the reviews I saw so far where good so I was quite keen to go visit. The place has an alternative décor, chairs with names, tom petty and the stones on the speakers, big murals of a gravy train, and a lady on a cocktail holding a burger complete the scene

Mar 14, 2014

David Miller

Burgers and gravy - what's not to love! Having diligently consumed the Hawksmoor Christmas Burger as an annual pilgrimage, it's fantastic to find a gaff that does it all year round. I had the burger with sliced beef on top and it was properly delicious. Luckily they provide a lot of kitchen roll as you'll need a lot of it. My personal preference would be to have the gravy a little thicker but it's pretty tasty all the same.

Feb 15, 2015

Parisa Kelly

+3.5

This was so delicious I tried two different types of their fries with cheese there burger was so juicy and the gravy to dip it In was delicious

Feb 12, 2015

Chris

Definitely one of the best burger places South of the river and in my london top 5. Good beer selection, the dips, flips, fries, patty melts and the gravy (don't forget that) are all very good.

Feb 12, 2015

Buchi

+4.5

Dip and flip serves really nice burgers. The room could do with a little expansion though. Good service although they missed my order, I had ordered Green chilli cheese burger, with extra egg, but they gave me extra cheese which made the burger very greasy but I enjoyed it anyway.

Nov 10, 2014

Giulia Mulè

Last week I met the #BAD (Burger Away Day) gang for a low key meet-up at Dip & Flip in Clapham Junction.

Though it only opened in November, Dip & Flip already has a cult following and my burger-loving friends have rated it in their London's top fives. Not many people would come south of the Thames for a burger, but this one is worth it!

Their specials are the French-Dip Sandwiches (beef, lamb or fried chicken), but I kept it simple with a Cheese Burger and Fries. Staying true to their name, all burgers are served with gravy for dipping!

In my opinion, their burger stands half way between a fast-food greasy burger (Meat Liquor style) and a gourmet burger (Elliot's Café style). A good burger that satisfies your cravings without being heavy on your stomach. With fries and a soft drink you can stay below the £15 mark (including service), which is not bad for London.

One of the highlights of the menu is the Dip & Flip Burger (a cheeseburger topped with roast beef). It sounds a bit over the top, but most of the people at our table tried it and loved it.

For something out of the ordinary, try the Patty Melt (a sandwich with burger patty) and the Poutine (gravy covered chips with cheese).

And of course, don't forget to dip your burger/sandwich in the gravy! I was reluctant when I saw the bowl of beef gravy, but after trying a bite of gravy-dipped burger, I was hooked.

On its own I didn't like the crunchy crust of the burger bun, but it worked very well with the gravy (a brioche bun would have been too soft for dipping).

We all loved our burgers and had a great time!

At bloggers' meet-ups, we often stop for photos before eating! :)

Thanks Camilla for organising another fun #BAD event!

Oct 31, 2014

Maybe It's Because

By Koray Hussein

Yesterday was kind of a weird day. I had a thumping headache through most of it, had my first cigarette in a long time, froze my ass off and I’m pretty sure an old lady cut in front of me when I was in line at Tesco… It wasn’t all bad though; after all, I did eat the best burger I’ve ever had in my entire life yesterday.

First things first, I really didn’t want to do a burger review this week. When I first walked into Dip & Flip, I fully intended to go for their lamb with mint sauce “dip” sandwich over one of their burgers but was swayed after seeing this on the menu:

Dip & Flip Burger

Cheeseburger topped with sliced roast beef or lamb, dunked in gravy.

…

Did you read that? Cheeseburger. Roast lamb… Dunked in gravy.

The first thought that went– no, sprinted through my mind was “Holy shit! I have to put that in my face!” and I fully went with it. I mean, it’s not really your average burger, but I’ll get to the food in a bit.

The actual restaurant itself is pretty damn nice. The low lighting is low enough to be relaxing but not so low that it’s noticeable (I’m looking at you Red Dog Saloon) which just lends itself to a nice comfortable atmosphere. The staff were also warm and pleasant and even the music they had playing was at a good comfortable level…

Right. On to the food.

If the opening paragraph didn’t give it away then I’ll say it again, the Dip & Flip burger was (by quite a distance too) the best damn burger I’ve ever had.

Better than Honest Burgers.

Better than Patty & Bun.

Definitely better than Five Guys.

It was simply incredible. The burger patty was cooked to absolute perfection and the lamb… my God the lamb made the entire thing ten times more enjoyable. It’s a messy beast and I had to get through a fair few number of paper towels whilst eating but it was completely worth it.

The fries were good too. Not on the same level as the burger but still extremely enjoyable; especially when dunked in the small gravy bowl that is provided.

I really can’t praise Dip & Flip enough. I’ll definitely be going again, so will my friends and so should you. The bar just got raised… and it isn’t going to be easy to reach.

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Oct 27, 2014

Siobhan Brunwin

Roast meat on a burger, when you think about it you think why has this not been done before?! Well Dip & Flip is the only place I know of that does such a wonderous combo. You can choose from roast meat served on a brioche bun or a range of burger. However the best thing on the menu is the dip & flip burger, a perfectly cooked juicy pink burger with American cheese, slaw all topped with roast beef or lamb. This is in my opinion one of the best burgers in London. Ass great service, a cool soundtrack & a feet selection of drinks from quirky local suppliers, this is the best restaurant in the Northcote Road area.

Aug 30, 2014

Olie Lambert

+4.5

So been to this place a couple of times. The actual dip and flip burger is a delight. The chicken burger is also very very good. Definitely worth a visit. Good price for the amount you get.

Aug 19, 2014

Sarah Bailey

+3.5

Would have been great as all the components are lovely but everything was just too salty, and I've never said that before! Im normally adding salt but this was just too much, such a shame as otherwise it'd got a 4!

Aug 06, 2014

KS_Ate_Here

Seeing as this is my first review, I figured I'd go with somewhere safe. Dip and Flip, located in Clapham Junction, has developed a real cult following since opening less than a year ago - and one visit you can see why. With little competition currently in the area (unless you count the McDonalds around the corner...), it's got a monopoly on good, tasty burgers done the right way (i.e. Medium rare!). The signature "Dip and Flip" burger (cheeseburger with gravy dipped roast beef or lamb) is formidable but my personal favourite is the "Green Chilli Cheeseburger". Don't forget the fries with chicken salt though - they are amazing also! Check it out!

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Jul 17, 2014

TheFoodaholic

+4.5

Ever heard of a French dip? And no, not the salad dressing type. It's a much meatier, calorific affair. And it's recently come to Clapham, under the name of Dip & Flip. An American invention (of course) which plays on the idea of serving you a hot sandwich/bun filled with an arrays of items - classically being beef slices and cheese. You're then faced with the even tougher choice of how much you want it 'dipped'. The dipping process involves the inside of the bun being dipped in to either one dunks worth of meat juices from the cooked beef, or double dunked for a more saturated, completely unhealthy sandwich. This is this kind of food that's making the nation obese, so I'll just have to jump on the waggon and get fat, because all this 'unhealthy' food is too good, to ignore.

The menu is short, but well formed and doesn't stray away too much from what the restaurant is offering. Simply gravy dunked dips, or grilled meaty burgers. There's also a good selection of sides and what every American style restaurant would not be complete without - milkshakes. Desserts are pre-made by The Dessert Deli, apart from a few slices of American style tarts and cakes. Everything is also very competitively priced and most of it, a steal.

We decided to test our eating ability and try both the dip and flip. The 'dip' was a stunning, sweet glazed brioche bun, toasted on the inside and filled with tender and juicy full flavoured beef slices, along with some white cabbage slaw. I only went as far as a single dunking of gravy on my bun, and it was enough - moistening the inside and not making things too soggy. The gravy juices for extra dipping was nice, and had a delicate flavour but perhaps not quite thick enough for me - it does take a lot of effort to soak it up.

Cheesy fries were pretty standard. Simple American style fries topped with American cheese, which does have its downfalls on chips as it cools rapidly and starts to harden if not lapped up quickly. As a side they filled the void, but weren't spectacular - but neither do i think they need to be here.

The piece de resistance, in all its magnificent oozing glory is the beautiful item photographed above. The same sweet glossy grilled bun as the 'dip', and with the same juicy beef, but with the addition of a gorgeously well cooked and flavoursome meat pattie, salty crispy bacon, American cheese, sauce, and a little showing to the gravy. Is was extremely messy, and the fact that it completely ruined my inappropriate shirt for this meal, i didn't care - it was that good. Everything i was wanting on the day i came here - this burger/french dip fulfilled. I do enjoy a Meat Liquor burger, but i enjoyed this one even more.

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Apr 23, 2014

Matt The List

+3.5

Another place with burgers (I know, Mum) to mention. Dip & Flip has recently opened on Battersea Rise near Clapham Junction. If you don't like gravy, this is not the place for you. Nearly everything on the menu either comes soaked in gravy, or has a pot on the side for dipping. Never has a place been more suited to List Leader Natalie, who hails from the Yorkshire "Moo-ers" and is constantly bemoaning the lack of gravy based food in London.

We went for a Lamb Sub (with gravy soaked meat and mint sauce) and the Dip and Flip Burger, a cheeseburger with extra slices of roast beef that have already been dipped in gravy. Both of these also come with a pot of extra gravy on the side. We also ordered some Poutine which hails from Quebec - chips topped with gravy and cheese curds. In Canada, you would find it on a regular McDonalds / Burger King menu. It is a fairly messy meal as you might expect. The Dip & Flip Burger is almost impossible to dip, but it doesn't need it anyway - the beef and the patty are both high quality, and it is pretty soggy already! The Lamb Sub was a better shape for dipping, and was delicious. The lovely mint sauce came through despite lashings of gravy. The poutine was also a great success, and didn't last long at all. The chips were seasoned with chicken salt, which was noticeable but not overpowering.

On the drinks front, we both went for the Sambrooke's Pale Ale (who are just up the road, and opening their Brewery tap this Friday - 4th October). It is a rare, carbonated version of the Pumphouse Pale Ale which you can only get in a few places around London at the moment - well worth looking out for. It was a perfect match for our food. There were a couple of bottled beer options, including Samuel Adams, but they are intending to get some more interesting ones in soon.

Dessert is supplied by local pudding expert, Laura Amos, who runs The Dessert Deli. Her Mini Dessert Shots were on offer, as well as a Chocolate and Salted Caramel Tart. We went for the Banoffee Cheesecake and Honeycomb Chocolate Mousse shots, which came with teeny little spoons which we were very taken with. They are obviously quite small, and not especially cheap, but they are excellent. After a load of fast food covered in gravy, I wouldn't normally go for a sweet course, so they have made a smart choice bringing in these quirky little desserts with the added bonus of supporting a small Battersea business at the same time. Look out for Laura's Dessert Deli stall on Northcote Road on Saturdays.

We were in constant contact with the manager who was very friendly and chatty. His hope is to get a local, hungry crowd in regularly, but never just for drinks. It will serve food right up to midnight Thursday-Saturday to pick up punters from the many bars on Battersea Rise and Northcote Road. I will no doubt find myself there again soon, and I am sure that it will be a lot busier when I return!

Apr 17, 2014

Nick Andrews

Dip & Flip is the latest twist on London's burger scene. It's tucked away near Clapham Junction on Battersea Rise and the restaurant/burger bar/gravy bar seats about 40 in a largely utilitarian space.

I headed down on a Tuesday night to check it out...

Price:
Bacon Cheese Burger - £7.95
Dip & Flip burger - £9.95
Fries - £2.75

Presentation:
Good. Burgers are served with bun-on, along with fries-inna-basket. The food is accessorised with a little Styrofoam bowl of gravy. The whole kaboodle is presented on a metal tray lined with Dip & Flip branded greaseproof paper - of the kind that has become de rigeur amongst some of London's most popular burger joints (P&B, MEATLiquor etc.)

The burgers themselves look pretty good - shiny bun glinting in the mood lighting (it's 6.20pm) - and well proportioned. In fact the portions look pretty generous. So far, so good.

Toppings:
As a public service, I felt I ought to try both the Bacon Cheese Burger, and the Dip & Flip burger. You know, just to give YOU the full low down on the burgers available at Dip & Flip.

Bacon Cheese Burger toppings:
Great. Thick rashers of crispy, salty, streaky bacon are generously piled on top of a custom-made american burger cheese, which is melted onto the patty. The cheese is a nod to The Ship, Wandsworth, where one of the Dip & Flip guys had previously worked. Also worked in under the bun are ketchup and French's mustard.

Underneath the patty sits a brilliant layer of chopped white cabbage. I say a layer, it's a sprinkling really, but it adds texture and crunch to the bite through. Finally, spread on the bottom bun is a thin layer of mayonnaise mixed with pickle juice - which adds a careful dose of acidity to the whole burger.

Dip & Flip Burger toppings:
Great. The Dip & Flip burger takes the same structure as the Bacon Cheese Burger, but kicks out the bacon and replaces it with a layer of gravy-dipped roast beef. This is, quite frankly, a masterstroke. You've got a great cheeseburger AND a layer of juicy, moreish roast beef topped with gravy, mustard and ketchup. If it were a book, it'd be a page turner. I didn't want to stop eating it.

There is also the same sprinkle of white cabbage below the patty, and the same dill pickle mayonnaise adding texture and acidity to the construction.

Hello Meat Win, it's been a while. This is a joint that takes it's beef seriously. The patties in both burgers are thick, caramelised, juicy, med-rare and moderately seasoned. In brief, they're great.

Bun:
The bun looks, feels and tastes to all extent and purposes like a Miller's brioche burger bun as used by big boys Byron Hamburgers, Bread St. Kitchen etc. We know from experience it can take some punishment from seriously juicy burgers, and for the Dip & Flip burger, it makes no exception. Even with a regular drowning in gravy, it retains shape and structure. Unlike my shirt.

Accessories:
Gravy. This is not just gravy, it's flippin' fantastic 3-day gravy. That's right, this gravy takes THREE DAYS to make. Time completely well spent in my view. The depth of flavour is mouthwatering, and it's completely moreish. I ended up drinking what hadn't already soaked into my burger, down my shirt and into my lap.

Here's a burger dip shot (slightly crappy photo, I know). Make sure you do this. You won't regret it.

Fries. Almost instantly forgettable. They're not bad per se, just compared to the burger and the gravy, they're not that special. They coated with chicken salt* which is a blend of a load of different spices, but they lack that crispness that I'm looking for in a good fry. But maybe slightly soggy is the point, as these chips do dip rather nicely in the gravy.

*contains no chicken

Overall rating: 9/10

Dip & Flip is a thoroughly enjoyable burger. It's clearly influenced by a number of burger joints in the capital, and it adds gravy. Glorious, moreish gravy. If Dip & Flip were a book, it would be Enid Blyton's 'Famous Five'. It's quick, it's compelling, and everything has lashing of gravy.

Feb 25, 2014

Mi O

Great new style burger. Roast beef is tender and great meaty patty. Be ready to get messy. The chips is really crispy and good also. Wings are big (you get 3 pieces for small portiom) and good but too saucy for me.

Florian Gumpert

If you have problems with your heart you may should avoid this place :D Burger with gravy is insane but incredibly delicious. It is a total mess but definitely worth it. Doesn't matter if you want to try something new or just want to go with a good and solid burger, this is the place to be.

Jag Dhat

Everyone I was with loved it but they had the grilled sandwiches and I had the burger. I felt is wasn’t tasty but salty. Food came out quick and hot.

Megan Nixon

I had seen it pop up on my Instagram a few times so I decided to visit the restaurant. Absolutely amazing food, I had roast lamb sub sandwich with gravy for dipping on the side...I couldn't get enough it was to die for. The lab was so tender and just melt in your mouth. I booked for lunch as it can be popular place to eat. Staff was friendly, always attentive, welcoming. Definitely will be going back again. Highly recommended.

Kevin Kay

This is the ULTIMATE cheat day meal! The burgers are fantastic, the fully loaded fries with the chilli, bacon, cheese and gravy are out of this world, and the service is fast and friendly. Except for a sharp knife to make a couple of extra holes in your belt, what more could you want?! Highly recommended

Kathy

This place is AMAZING! Went for takeaway originally but since there was no one there, we decided to stay and dine-in. The staff had antibacterial and they gave us the sign up sheet for contact tracing so we felt they were doing their part in following guidelines. I ordered the patty melt by recommendation of my friend and it was SO GOOD! Juicy, meaty, melty deliciousness. The gravy is also tasty and the perfect complement to the sandwiches. I ordered sweet potato fries which were perfectly crispy yet soft. PS - we had it another day for takeaway and they didn’t include the gravy and it was not as good in general, so I highly recommend for eat-in if you can.

Kia Hallaji

This is the best sandwich in London. Freshly chucked beef patty, topped with roast beef drenched in homemade gravy and all the trimmings. It’s a beautiful mess. The lamb is also decent and they deserve a special shout-out for their gigantic wings. Both buffalo and Korean Spice are absolutely delicious.

Chara St. Remy

I’m not a burger person but this place really have me 10-0. Only wished the meat is Halal or that option was available because I would of loved to bring my partner there since he loves burgers. Everything about the burger was just right. And the service was excellent.

Maddy

Different. Indulgent. Flipping wonderful. Wings: not too spicy (good from my perspective), moreish, succulent, decent size, well priced, TASTY! Burger: whoever thought that you could dip a whole burger in a pot of gravy and be happy about that was a genius. Granted, if you don’t like getting a bit mucky, you might struggle, but I loved it. The gravy is rich and meaty, perfect to complement the delicious burger. Chips: I didn’t have any as I thought it’d have been too much (I probably could have stretched to it) but I tried some of my pals’ fries and they were pretty decent but I didn’t feel left out. Gravy: let’s be honest, that’s the star here. Get the most out of your gravy!!!

Ben F

This was a really unique place, a bit off the beaten path for those just visiting London, but well worth the stop off the train. And for those who live closer by, lucky you! Their food almost all comes with a side bowl of gravy to dip in to, it was very delicious! And the burger on it's own was tasty with melted cheese, a smash style burger well worth a try, be forewarned however, this is a messy one!!

Dwayne Yrn

I went to dip and flip with a friend we had been dip and flip in brixton twice prior to closure of the branch. My friend really wanted to try. Never fails to satisfy you the burgers are so good! Also the server Madalina D is she was exceptionally amazing serving me my friend last night! She was prompt when I needed a request and also when my friend needed help on the menu very helpful! The photos speak for itself. Recommend a visiting here no doubt

Amber Shuker-Bright

Best burgers around. French dip takes it to the next level. The gravy is so delicious. Just wish they would open in Putney, although that would be very dangerous. Lovely staff, great service, always friendly and quick. Good selection of beer and non alcoholic drinks too. All round winner 😋

Eoin Holmes

Food was great, staff were lovely, gravy is absolutely unreal!! It’s a must visit!

Kurtis Smith

The Dip & Flip burger is THE best burger in London. Chips are lightly spiced. The vanilla milkshake is good - great with a few shots of whisky. Although not a fan of the other milkshake flavours.

Adrian Aston

I'd say this is one of the best burger 🍔 spots in South London. Words or pictures do this place no justice, you just need to get there and try for yourself. If you like burgers 🍔, roasted meat and lashings of gravy then it's a must. Warning ⚠ it can get messy but they do provide a whole roll of kitchen towels at your table. Seating is OK nothing special and bathrooms are ok too. The milkshakes or should I say hard shakes are out of this world. It makes every other milkshake seem not nice and my personal favourite is the cherry 🍒 bakewell. I'm a regular and will be back very soon.

Choc0 Dream

Holly Burger!!! Definitely top one on the London territory!! Very nice, very juicy, very tasty, tender and full with taste and flavor. The best sweet potato fries, very nice and chill staff. I am coming back for sure!

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