Big Fernand - Best Burger in London

Hidden gem near the Natural History Museum! 🍔 Great burger selection with unique combinations. I tried their specialty burger with raclette cheese and sun-dried tomatoes - absolutely delicious with perfectly cooked meat. Note: Burgers are sold separately from fries, so remember to order them as a side if you want them. Price-wise, it's excellent value compared to other restaurants in the area. Perfect spot for a satisfying lunch after museum visits! ⭐⭐⭐⭐½"​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

If you’re looking for a delicious burger and maybe something a little different, I’d definitely recommend this place! It’s actually my boyfriend’s favorite burger spot—and for good reason. The burgers are top-tier in both taste and quality. The decor is cute, though I do wish the seating was a bit more comfortable (we sat at the wooden bench in the center, which wasn’t the coziest). That said, the staff were super friendly, which added to the experience. If you love cheese, you have to try the raclette burger or the raclette fries! Just a heads-up—getting both at the same time might be a bit overwhelming, even for cheese lovers. But the fries on their own? So good. Overall, a great little burger spot that’s definitely worth a visit!

Food is tasty and fresh. Portion are not huge but prices are reasonable for the area and quality of products. Good selection of French beers. The kids menu for 10,5£ is great for family budget

Wow. Not many places can do a great burger, but Big Fernand can. Fantastic flavour, perfectly cooked and good portion size. The staff were friendly and promot. We didn't have to wait too long for the food either, great atmosphere and music.

A great burger place. I don’t know what makes French burgers French, but I’m a big fan now. I’ve noticed they added some veggie items on the menu recently, so I finally paid a visit. And I’m glad I did. The non-meat (vegan) pate was really juicy and meaty. Very impressive. The French fries were done right too; thin and crisp. Sadly, they were not seasoned, which is a very British way of doing it. (It’s common to serve chips, both chunky and skinny without salt in pubs and restaurants in this country.) The portion size is not particularly generous. I wanted to have a bit more food, but there is nothing else on the menu other than burgers and fries, so I just called it a meal. I would have loved to order another side dish, but I understand why they want to keep the menu simple. I would happily go back for the veggie burger. Maybe next time, I will order 2x French fries.

The burgers are good, and the place is cousy. They may just need to turn on the heating a little bit more in the cold winter days. The food is of high quality.

We were drawn in by the advertisement showing a delicious-looking hamburger as we passed by on the bus. Curious, we went back the next day to check the place out. I ordered a burger with sun-dried tomatoes, bacon, and mayo. The burger itself was tasty, with the bun having just the right consistency, and the fries, seasoned with paprika, were a nice touch. It was a good burger, though not the best I’ve had. The only downside was the seating—there were too many tables crammed into a small space, making it a bit uncomfortable. The price was average compared to other pubs in the area.

A really great burger 🍔 for the cheese lover 🧀 I do love cheese, if I want to criticize, I would say the Raclette, Morbier and Tomme weren't the most accurate taste I ever had, but they're still tasty and worth it. If fries were fresh it would have been even better. Consider plenty of time for your lunch or dinner, because it can be really busy on the weekend.