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Nestled inside a historic former bank building in Fulham Broadway, London, Byron offers a distinctive dining experience that combines rich history with contemporary British cuisine. This restaurant is renowned for its classic British dishes, crafted with a modern twist, and its unique ambiance that transports diners to a different era. The high ceilings and original bank features create an inviting atmosphere, perfect for casual meals or special occasions.

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Turned to Byron's when the soul food option in the area was a bust.

Looking at the menu on the outside, what did it for me was the fries being referred to as fries (and the fact they also have sweet potato fries).

The ambiance is pretty nice, with tall ceilings, bars on the doors, deep secure downstairs restroom area with a solid steel door resembling a vault...

...yes, this location is inside an old bank. That adds a nice extra 'something' to the dining experience.

The most epic item I had from their menu was their MILKSHAKE. it was EPIC. Served SMOOTH, THICK, and CREAMY straight from the steel cup it was blended in. Just simply amazing. 

The next best item I had was the sweet potato fries. They were cooked just right (which in my opinion is just a little bit more brown than most folks think they should be cooked) and tasted fantastic.

My burger was good...I wanted it to be better. I did order it medium well and they did just that. It was a little on the tough side...I should have ordered it medium or somethign slightly less than medium. The cheese was great (Byron Cheese = three types of cheese melted together). The sauce was pretty good (Byron Sauce = mayo + ketchup + some secret ingredient). Lettuce and tomato was good. Bun was toasted and appropriately squishy (they advertise squishy buns on their menu; squishy = soft). But the whole wasn't greater than the sum of its parts.

That said, I wish I was a cow (no offense intended) so I could have more stomachs to take in all of the goodness present. 

All in all, a great meal (that milkshake tho - EPIC!) and I'm glad I had the chance to visit Byron's.

If you're in NYC, look me up, lol.

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Went today for a late lunch.  This place was recommended to us by an immigration officer at Heathrow. We told him we were headed over to Stamford Bridge and had a few hours before the game...and wanted a burger. He suggested this place. And he hit the mark!  Frosted glasses for all drinks were an unexpected pleasure.

Food was great!! Service was (to be honest) probably a 3 out of 5. But it could have been the fact that it was between lunch and dinner. They were pleasant enough. Just not that efficient...and messed up our change badly when we paid cash.  

That said, we would go back again without question. Get the shoe string sweet potato fries!

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There were two big draws here. Consistently good food and friendly, attentive service. 
However they recently added a 3rd! Their amazing feep friend Chicken (recommended with BBQ sauce). It's taster than I've had in the highest rated speciality chicken spots and definitely worth trying out.

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Amid the explosion in new burger joints in London, Byron, one of the pioneers of the scene, has become something of an oddity. It has class-leading milkshakes (loads of ice cream and served in a metal tumbler) and craft beer lists (US, UK, elsewhere - little rivals it), great service and some interesting, individual venues. But compared to the emerging competition (Soho Diner, Honest, Bukowski, Grillshack.. even Giraffe) their main product - burgers - now seem mediocre. When Byron first started out, cooking the patties at medium seemed radical. Now it's the minimum level of flexibility one might expect. Likewise, the sauces, filling combos and the meat itself just seem unexciting next to the competition. It's an okay burger, not a great burger.

Its food, drink and service remain the same across all its venues, meaning there is little to differentiate on this bases between them. Except the venues themselves, which commendably, and in stark contrast to other burger chains, each have their own individual style. And Byron Fulham's style is definitely worth writing about. Housed in a former bank, the characteristics of its previous use have been maintained, with high, white-painted ceilings and the kitchen occupying the space where the cashiers were. The highlight though, are the toilets downstairs which appear to be housed in the bank's former vault, with a huge, heavy metal door permanently swung open to reveal the toilet cubicles within. I've never seen that kind of feature before - it's inspired.

Despite all this though it remains a Byron with its unfortunate one key failing of its burger. Its unusual and stylish interior make this branch worth checking out, just set your culinary expectations to 'average' rather than 'stun'.

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Food is simply great and there is a waitress who is sooo nice and friendly... keep it up girl ! Loved it !!

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