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title: Hache - burgerlicious
date: 2006-04-11T15:59:26Z
modified: 2017-03-09T09:46:46Z
permalink: "https://dogwonder.co.uk/2006/04/hache-burgerlicious/"
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excerpt: "Map																Location:				24 Inverness Street - Camden																											Food rating: 5 out of 5     		Decor rating: 5 out of 5     		Service rating: 5 out of 5     		Wow, now that's a burger. Its my birthday today, so I decided to treat myself to a lunch. I had heard that Haché in Camden is meant to be the best gourmet burger restaurant in London, so there was really no competition to where I was going to go today.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe place is an excellent little restaurant (in the true sense of the word, not the McVersion), very cosy and  comfortable yet still remaining functional (in a naughties eclectic, Japanese/Conran fusion sort of a way). Service was excellent and the choices wide, although for me it wasn't difficult, always in these situations I plan to go for the exotic, only to come back to the down right traditional (The Canadian - steak, cheese and dry cure).\\n\\nThe food was quite excellent. Although a traditional construct, the taste was anything but, the addition of rocket really balanced the taste (as in many burgers the meat can sometimes be a little overpowering). All in all it was quite incredible. I had to take a break from time to time just to allow the two opposing forces inside me to decide on whether to devour the burger or simply marvel at it.\\n\\nOf course the devouring won."
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  - General
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  - Food
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**[Map](http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=NW1+7HJ+&ll=51.539589,-0.144174&spn=0.003083,0.009334)**

**Location**:

24 Inverness Street – Camden

Wow, now that’s a burger. Its my birthday today, so I decided to treat myself to a lunch. I [had heard](http://www.guardian.co.uk/food/Story/0,,1676523,00.html) that Haché in Camden is meant to be the best gourmet burger restaurant in London, so there was really no competition to where I was going to go today.



The place is an excellent little restaurant (in the true sense of the word, not the McVersion), very cosy and comfortable yet still remaining functional (in a naughties eclectic, Japanese/Conran fusion sort of a way). Service was excellent and the choices wide, although for me it wasn’t difficult, always in these situations I plan to go for the exotic, only to come back to the down right traditional (The Canadian – steak, cheese and dry cure).

The food was quite excellent. Although a traditional construct, the taste was anything but, the addition of rocket really balanced the taste (as in many burgers the meat can sometimes be a little overpowering). All in all it was quite incredible. I had to take a break from time to time just to allow the two opposing forces inside me to decide on whether to devour the burger or simply marvel at it.

Of course the devouring won.






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The place is an excellent little restaurant (in the true sense of the word, not the McVersion), very cosy and comfortable yet still remaining functional (in a naughties eclectic, Japanese/Conran fusion sort of a way). Service was excellent and the choices wide, although for me it wasn't difficult, always in these situations I plan to go for the exotic, only to come back to the down right traditional (The Canadian - steak, cheese and dry cure).

The food was quite excellent. Although a traditional construct, the taste was anything but, the addition of rocket really balanced the taste (as in many burgers the meat can sometimes be a little overpowering). All in all it was quite incredible. I had to take a break from time to time just to allow the two opposing forces inside me to decide on whether to devour the burger or simply marvel at it.

Of course the devouring won.