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Champagne & Fromage opening in Brixton soon

I would go to a Badgers restaurant, pop up or not :)

The thing is, £7.50 for a burger is not expensive. Certainly in line with most other burger bars and restaurants.
Thing is, I remember a few years ago it would have been really expensive, relatively speaking. Then all of a sudden, it didn't seem that way :(

I think the Fujiyama's prices have only gone up a pound in over a decade, though they've added extra items that are more expensive. Not that they sell burgers, obviously.
 
Not saying it isn't for many people. But it is not expensive as the product it is, and not particularly more expensive than similar offerings in other pubs and restaurants whether in Brixton or elsewhere.

As long as everyone's charging too much for it then all is right and proper.
 
The thing is, £7.50 for a burger is not expensive. Certainly in line with most other burger bars and restaurants.
But you're not even getting a comfortable restaurant experience. It's more like a cafe. With a queue. And if you get a seat, you then have to face increasing pressure from the aforementioned queue to fuck off sharpish once you've finished eating.
 
Are we up to 1600 posts now because people don't like a new shop that has opened up somewhere in Brixton? Round my way, the last Wimpy bar in captivity has just been turned into a Paddy Power. Every other new shop we get is either a payday loan outfit or one of those absurd Chinese vendors of spurious medicines. We'd get down on our knees and thank the Lord for an artisan burger place or a cheese shop.
 
Are we up to 1600 posts now because people don't like a new shop that has opened up somewhere in Brixton? Round my way, the last Wimpy bar in captivity has just been turned into a Paddy Power. Every other new shop we get is either a payday loan outfit or one of those absurd Chinese vendors of spurious medicines. We'd get down on our knees and thank the Lord for an artisan burger place or a cheese shop.
Reading the thread might be an idea at this point. You'll see it covers far wider issues, including your amazingly original observations.
 
Are we up to 1600 posts now because people don't like a new shop that has opened up somewhere in Brixton? Round my way, the last Wimpy bar in captivity has just been turned into a Paddy Power. Every other new shop we get is either a payday loan outfit or one of those absurd Chinese vendors of spurious medicines. We'd get down on our knees and thank the Lord for an artisan burger place or a cheese shop.

Move to Brixton. Plenty to see and eat around here.
 
Move to Brixton. Plenty to see and eat around here.

I might have to. It's not that new restaurants don't open up round here, it's just that they are exclusively run by Cypriots, and while they may start off with good and innovative intentions, determined to make a success of Southgate's first Ethiopian injeera bar or whatever it is, they always revert to putting grilled lamb and halloumi on the menu as soon as they hit a couple of quiet weeks. At the very least, a holiday in Brixton might be fun.
 
Silas Loom said:
Are we up to 1600 posts now because people don't like a new shop that has opened up somewhere in Brixton? Round my way, the last Wimpy bar in captivity has just been turned into a Paddy Power. Every other new shop we get is either a payday loan outfit or one of those absurd Chinese vendors of spurious medicines. We'd get down on our knees and thank the Lord for an artisan burger place or a cheese shop.

Where is this working class utopia of which you speak?
 
Agent Sparrow said:
I've not been to Honest burgers either. If nothing else, the queues always make me think "fuck that!"

I use my burger influence to book the four of us a table.
 
i'm not keen on the village as a place to eat generally. i've been to franco manca to see what the fuss was about and to the chinese dumpling place where i thought i'd be taking thenm away but the lady sat me down and laid out a place setting.

i'm sure the food is nice, but it's a bit cold and there's no decent loos.
 
Agent Sparrow said:
I've not been to Honest burgers either. If nothing else, the queues always make me think "fuck that!"

I've been once. It's ok, but over-rated. There's no way I'd queue for a meal... same goes for Franco Manca.
 
The best burger I've had in Brixton was at the Electric Social a few weeks ago. And instead of Franco Manca, go to Bravi Ragazzi in Streatham - the best pizza I've had outside Italy, no question.

Anyway.
 
I suppose the thing with the village is that if one place has a queue there are another 5 places within a minutes walk.

I would queue for Franco Manca but only if I was with someone who wanted it or I though they had to try it.
 
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