Supernova

Hamburger restaurant · Soho

Supernova

Hamburger restaurant · Soho

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25 Peter St, London W1F 0AH, United Kingdom

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Crispy-edged smashburgers with tangy sauce, simple menu  

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25 Peter St, London W1F 0AH, United Kingdom Get directions

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10–20 £

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25 Peter St, London W1F 0AH, United Kingdom Get directions

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10–20 £

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Are These London Restaurants Worth The Hype?

"The Verdict: A great burger, but we can’t get on board with the queues or limited seating.  Specialising in the kind of crispy-edged smashburgers that resemble a granny's doily, Supernova is a tiny burger spot in Soho. The space is minimalist and straightforward, just like the three-item menu with hamburgers, fries, and sundaes. The burgers are well-seasoned, the fries are crispy, and the sundaes are pleasant enough. But we can't justify the (sometimes 50-minute) wait times. Plus, seating is limited to a few counter spots, where you’ll likely be jostled by the constant flow of people." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak, jake missing, heidi lauth beasley

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The Best Smashburgers In London

"Usually we don't like to think about our granny's linen while eating, but this smashpatty was as lacy as one of her doilies. The edges of Supernova's burgers are perfectly thin and extra crispy. The tangy, creamy burger sauce and gooey slice of American cheese are a must for keeping things moist. But we can't justify the—sometimes 50-minute—wait for food at this tiny, hyped burger spot in Soho. Plus, only the lucky few get one of the precious counter spots. But even then, the incessant flow of people inside means it's barely preferable to walking around the streets with your food." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna

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London’s New Restaurant Openings - London - The Infatuation

"Turns out the phrase “if you build it, they will come” is about smashburgers. Supernova is a takeaway spot in Soho with stripped-back, almost spaceship-like interiors. The minimalist design echoes the straightforward menu—classic cheeseburger (with or without house sauce), fries, and sundaes. We recently checked out Supernova. Read our first thoughts here." - Team Infatuation

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Supernova - Review - Soho - London - The Infatuation

"Specialising in the kind of crispy-edged smashburgers that resemble a granny's doily, Supernova is a tiny burger spot in Soho. Staff wearing merch-ready t-shirts work with precision to flip patties and serve the constant stream of customers eager to get their hands on a coveted takeaway bag. The space is minimalist, stripped-back, and straightforward, just like the three-item menu with hamburgers, fries, and sundaes. The burgers are tasty, with a tangy sauce; the fries are crispy and well-seasoned; and the sundaes are pleasant enough. But we can't justify the (sometimes 50-minute) wait times. Plus, the seating is limited to just a few precious counter spots. You’d be lucky to get one and even if they are free, the incessant flow of people inside means it's barely preferable to walking around Soho with your food. It’s a great burger, but we’d only return if we didn’t have to queue for it. photo credit: Koray Firat photo credit: Koray Firat photo credit: Koray Firat Pause Unmute" - Sinéad Cranna

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Anna Sabapathy

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I’ve passed here many times and have seen long queues so thought I’d try it out on my way home from the gym. The service is monosyllabic and unfriendly at best. I ordered the classic for £10. It arrived fairly quickly however, do not assume speed equals tasty. The burger was bland and lacked seasoning. If I closed my eyes there would be very little to distinguish it between the cheapo McDonald’s cheese burger. I expected more given I just paid £10. The atmosphere if you can call it that is noisy. I was sat my the bar by the till which was littered by used boxes filled with food. The cashier cleared the four boxes from four other diners but me, well I guess I’m invisible so he left mine around me. This was particularly strange as he had taken my order. Then I realised unless you look young and cool they will take your money but after that you’re ignored. My advice go to Junk Smash burgers on Old Compton St instead for both tasty burgers and good service.

Beycan Kırbaç

Google
The burger was tasty and well-cooked, but I expected a bit more considering the price and the hype. The flavour was good, just not as special as I hoped. Fries were fine, nothing really unique about them. It’s worth trying once if you’re in the area, but keep your expectations reasonable.

Buse Dastan

Google
The burgers and fries weren’t anything extraordinary, you can definitely find better options elsewhere. The place was simple and quiet, with a design that didn’t feel overwhelming. There wasn’t much of a line, and I got served quickly. If you just want to grab a bite and be done in 10 minutes, it’s a place you can stop by.

Eray Taşpınar

Google
Its very juicy and tasty cheeseburger. Overall i liked it but locals kinda overrated here. So keep your expectations lower you'll get better experience than ne :)

Christine Kim

Google
I honestly don't get the hype. We arrived around 7:30pm which I understand is a peak time but given the small space, it just felt chaotic with people crammed inside, waiting around and fighting for a seat. We ordered the house cheeseburger and it was overly salty, had poor cheese balance and slimy buns. The fries were even worse and probably the worst I've had - McDonald's does them better.

FAISAL

Google
I tried it twice during two separate visits, and I highly recommend it. The burgers are delicious, and the fries as well. The place is usually busy, but ordering doesn’t take too long. The only downside is the strong cooking smell, which sticks to clothes.

Nooren Abdul

Google
Loved their Burgers 🍔 Tried both Classic & House Cheese Burger. I am very fussy when it comes to eating beef outside. I must say this beef tasted so good, not at all chewy & full of flavour. The menu is simple but when you do things right you don’t need much on your plate. I’ll be returning back again with my family to Supernova 💯 !!!!

Nitchanun W.

Google
The place isn’t very big, but there are seats, and you can enjoy watching them make the food. Feels like there’s always a queue no matter when I come 😂 Only two menu to choose, difference only by the sauce. I went for the House Burger and it was good!