Wenlock And Essex - Menu

This place is a bit meh, pffft! Not far from Angel underground station, it's about a 8 minute walk.

Review is just for the pizza as that was the purpose of my visit I ordered the butternut squash and kale and the courgette pizzas for takeaway.

large venue for an evening spin while entering in spacious first floor with a room on the back to dance. free to come at the weekend and drinks cheap. always busy.

I have been there almost 4 times there and every time I had fun. And the last time we were there, surprisingly 80’s party was going on, and it was more fun! I didn’t eat there but advised to try the burger so next time I will try to go for that.

the taste in this patty is pure quality, but the really gorgeous is the juice flowing out of every bite. every chew of the burger that they are hit with tasteful juices from the patty makes almost the chew superfluous. I am not sure whether the fat content or the quality and the variety of cuts used, but whatever it is, make it.

I 've only ever been here of a nighttime so I can 't comment on the food, but the drinks are reasonably priced, with the spirits ranging between £4-£7. The atmosphere is fun, the music is good and the dance floor is where it 's at. It changes colour and has a seventies thing going on that 'll delight your inner drunken child that 'oohs ' at pretty lights.

most people have heard about this joint when we talk to them, but it seems the majority of people we know do not really have the burger here. we assume that the burgers we had were “off menu” specials, that was the reason. intro I had the Dr.-Peffer (pulpelte pork cooked in dr. pepper abovedrein) and nick had a sloppy joe (rich sloppy joe chili topping.) our favorite photo, the so far james, the chef came to us and came to us You can tell him he really cares about his burgers. but did it show in taste? Patty nick loved it. it loved it, it loved it. so much taste because it had a lot of seasoning. andy always laughs at me when I say that...read more

the wenlock and essex, in a brave move, have left the notorious '30 burger' from the menu for the new 'triple steak burger'. the new burger, which appeared only in the last few months "burger vs burger " event", is a filling of the culinary engineer, which was worked together by some genius cooks, both locally and internationally. it's just amazing. this burger attacks on three taste fronts at once and leaves her mouth in a condition of orgasmliss. the mix of three cuts of steak is nice to say at least and has my mouth water as I write. the special burger sauce is exciting on the back and gives the juicy meat a sharp edge. this sharpness...read more

Chef James Morgan is somewhat of an unsung hero of mine, his attention to detail in all matters burger related is impeccable. His braised fore rib burger catapulted into my list of Top 10 best burgers in London after sampling it several times, so when I heard he 'd put on a Sloppy Joe burger as a special, I was gutted I wasn 't around to sample it. The good news, however, is that with massive amounts of positive feedback, he has finally put it on the menu full time so I popped up on a Friday lunchtime to see what the fuss was about... Price: Sloppy Joe burger with 'skinny ' fries £12 Presentation: The Sloppy Joe is presented lid on in the same fashion as the Wenlock 's other burgers...read m...