Ham Holy Burger - Menu

Ushered to a table by an efficient waiter, I ordered a spectacular dessert and coffee. I had been misled by...

Great staff. Milkshakes really good. But burgers are pretty bad. Especially the veggie burger quinoa spread on bread! Come on!

I tried the chicken wings with goat cheese and the Goatfather burger with goat cheese and zucchini. It's a great place to take a break from shopping and don't forget to check out the behind-the-scenes of the John Lewis Elton John ad. View menu

Visited here for a quick bite to eat before heading home it was lovely. It wasn’t too busy so we were seated fairly quickly. The staff were very friendly accommodating the food was delicious very generous in size. Highly recommended!

Was in John Lewis during lunch and thought hey I would get me a fancy burger for lunch. The only good thing about the lunch was the staff, they were welcoming and pleasant. A burger that touted their beef and named it holy, I was left largely underwhelmed and chucking my French fries in the bin on the account that they were chewy and tasteless, the burger was over cooked and very greasy, now I am left hungry and feeling queasy.

There are many burger joints in the vicinity, but this one is the least appealing. The buns are hard, the meat is tough, and the flavor leaves much to be desired. Both my companion and I felt unwell after our meal. Additionally, we were taken aback by the high price of £48 for two burgers, one order of fries, and two sodas. The staff were generally unfriendly and unwelcoming. I felt it necessary to leave this review due to the numerous negative aspects of this establishment. View menu

The food here was incredibly disappointing. I had the pulled pork sandwich which was so saturated in fat that the bread was soggy and falling apart. The pork itself was lacking in any flavour (it didn't appear to have any sauce, aside from oil). My colleague had a similar issue with his burger which had an unwieldy mountain of cream on top that went everywhere and he complained too that it really didn't taste of much at all. This might have been because we had to remove the bacon (which he'd asked not to be served for religious reasons but it came with it anyway). All in all very disappointing.

So was shopping in John Lewis and needed to get some lunch and discovered this restaurant.Seemed a bit quiet but this was fine as I wanted to kill some time as well has have something to eat.I am not very good at choosing something to eat when it comes to burgers so I asked the waiter for some advice. You also get a choice of the bun as well. He suggested the sourdough. I cannot remember the name of burger I went for. I also ordered fries with bacon and cheese to go with it. The burger is lean and together with the other lettuce, cheese and bacon, all made a lovely combination. The chips were very crunchy and the cheese and bacon made the experience that much better. Was a very relaxing expe...

I visited this restaurant and ordered the Holy burger (£11.95) with added mushrooms (an outrageous £2.95 extra for a few slices), a small glass bottle of diet Coke (£3.25), and some fries (£4.95). However, when the food arrived, it was all cold. I expressed my dissatisfaction to the waiter, but instead of remaking the food, he simply apologized and offered to deduct something from the bill and give me a free coffee, which I declined. When the bill arrived, I noticed that he had only removed the optional service charge (£2.89), so I mentioned that since this charge was optional, I believed they should have reduced the cost of the actual food. The waiter acknowledged my point but said that was... View menu