Gourmet Burger Kitchen Greenwich

The food is of a high standard as you would expect. A selection of burgers, mostly meat but some vegetarian and vegan options, are available along with sides, starters, drinks and desserts. The staff are friendly and helpful although they only act as servers, ordering of food needs to be done at the counter at the rear of the restaurant. The location is good, very close to any number of things you might want to explore in Greenwich before or after a meal here.

Nice location. Burger was alright but definitely not worth the price, especially since the patties didn't taste of very much. Service was a bit slow, but it was busy so that can be excused. Chips (the French fries) were veeeeerrrery salty, which might be for some but look out if you're counting your sodium levels.

Well hello there, my fellow foodie adventurers! I must say, I had quite the experience at GBK in Cutty Sark. I waltzed in there with my hungry tummy grumbling, eager to try out their famous Panko Chicken Burger and Fries, with a side of Corn on the Cob. And boy, was I underwhelmed! I took a bite of that burger and was expecting fireworks to go off in my mouth, but instead, it was more like a tiny sparkler on a rainy day. The chicken was dry and lacked flavor, and the Panko coating was as disappointing as a party without balloons. And don't even get me started on the fries. They were as bland as a bowl of oatmeal with no sugar. To add insult to injury, the corn on the cob was as tough as an old boot. I had to gnaw on it like a beaver trying to fell a tree, and it was not a pretty sight. I swear, if I had to eat one more bite of that cob, I would have been better off nibbling on my shoe. But hey, at least the atmosphere was quiet. I could hear myself think, which was a welcome change from the usual chaos of a restaurant. Overall, I give GBK in Cutty Sark a solid meh. If you're looking for a culinary adventure, you're better off going to your grandma's house and raiding her spice rack.