"Salt, a burger spot bang in the middle of Leicester Square, has got a fun beachy aesthetic from the outside, and a sprawling, polished dining room. The menu focuses on sliders, but the quality is pretty average. The patties are nice and crispy-edged, but the burger buns are basic, the lack of sauce makes it dry, and the fact you only get one round pickle slice per burger feels like a crime. It feels a bit like an unfinished job. Inside, small groups are dotted around the seat-yourself space, while one nominee stands around waiting for their order number to be called. And if you’re thinking of coming because you’ve tried the original Dubai food truck, you should know that this is actually a Qatari copy-cat burger chain. You’re better off heading to one of these spots." - Rianne Shlebak