Stokey Bears - Menu

You must come here it's amazing! Food is fantastic, it looks astonishing, everything is great. The brilliance in this place is very high and the burgers are also great

I thought long and hard about this one, and it didn't do it for me. I love the *idea* of this place because I'm a huge fan of the burger genre. When the triple stack arrived for my chum though, I felt that a line had been crossed. It was a bit too Man v Food Sowwie bear-people... :

Stokey bears doesn't exist anymore. We were really excited to go and arrived at a Sports Bar to be told that it had closed down. The food there was ok but not what we were after. Stokey bears should remove this from Open Table and also from their website to avoid more disappointed customers. View menu

absolutely love this place! very cool and dark interior. the staff are always very friendly and seem really interested in a chat. pretty cheap with burgers, from £7.50 £12.00 chicken wings were delicious as the deep fried macaroni balls. I can only manage the burger bear (cheseburger) ever, but my friends rave all over the angry bear.

Went to the Stokey Bear for dinner on a Saturday evening. The menu does not provide a lot of choice and the prices were probably a little too much for what we were having. Was inconvenienced by not having salt or pepper on the tables. Also I had to go up and ask at the bar for cutlery to eat my meal? A shame as I’d heard such good reviews.

I first came over burger bear when they did their thing in the old red market near the old street. at the time, the market was only a gap between two buildings that were used earlier as parking space; retailer with little fanfare (female had something as imaginative as a brand van; most were simply foldable pavillons above a hot teller) and sold to the midday amount, a healthy number of people rain or glamour in view of the large number of offices in the opposite. View menu

this is a review of the new filiale on 480 kingsland road in haggerston, which does not have it own entry in zomato it is a clean utilitarian space with a cool old rock soundtrack. service was friendly, but both a little slow and harried at our visit. because they have a large beer garden back, I think that the staff is overwhelmed with good weather if the sitting capacity is essentially doubled because the rear garden is full of staff, we had both the cheeseburger, who was the best burger I had eaten lately. they will not cook them shorter than medium because of health and safety regulations, but their definition of medium is still quite pink. boiled over coal...read more

Matt The Trek. No, not a William Shatner skit, rather a mission to Stoke Newington : The Final Frontier. Men (and women) have boldy gone there before, some even live there And it's a right schlep from Battersea But when Burger Bear Tom and Alastair Burgess co. from Happiness Forgets open up new spots, not only in the same postcode but in the same building in Stokey, I pipe down, pack an overnight bag and get out CityMapper You may have spotted Tom Reaney banging out burgers, beats and bacon jam as Burger Bear on the London street food scene, at Red Gallery, or at the Old Nun's Head in SE15 (Mon, Tue, Sat) Earlier this year, Tom ran a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund...read more

A Bear Hunt To a faraway land more commonly known as Stoke Newington, a pair of wonderers set out on a quest. Their journey was treacherous, the heavens opened and yet the two travellers continued on their merry way. They were going on a bear hunt and by golly were they going to catch a big one, even if it cost them their lives (or the cab fare back to civilisation). Either way, neither would be swayed in their mission Cue Stokey Bears on Stoke Newington Road and the latest partnership between Bear Hug Brewing and Tom Reany from Burger Bear. Hopping on the ‘Ella holding things infront of her face' train, meet Matt The List who can be seen modelling the AW14 Stokey Bears Menu. The...read more View menu