Despite its reputation for being such an expensive city, we reveal for you the London's best places to eat and enjoy a culinary experience economically, since there are activities for all ages, interests, tastes. Transportation and lodging is expensive, but food doesn't have to be.
THE BEST BURGERS IN LONDON
The hamburger, queen of the fast food of the BRGR chain in which you can enjoy a hamburger, potatoes and a drink for little money, of course, after 9 pm also at the Yeah! Burger there are offers for all budgets
PIZZA, PLEASE
If we talk about pizza, without a doubt Pilgrims Pizza He has gone from selling pizza in a van to having his own restaurant in the heart of London. Reservations are not accepted so the lines are terrible but the wait is well worth it. Exquisite tomato, crunchy dough and toppings ranging from elaborate versions such as truffles and mushrooms to traditional salami. Be sure to try the pizza dough donuts that are filled with hazelnut cream.
GRILLED CHICKEN
Another phenomenon that is hitting everything in London is the Chicken Shop. With restaurants in Tooting and Kentish Town with their perfectly roasted chicken in its purest form. Their method consists of marinating, then steaming and finishing baking, with this they get a chicken at its exact point, juicy and with crisp skin. For £ 16.50 you can have half a chicken, potatoes and a pint of beer.
THE STRANGE COUPLE
A popular and fun place in London is Burger & LobsterWhere their simple menu offers steamed or grilled lobster or lobster sandwich with burger plate and fries, for £ 20 you have three options, which is an extraordinary success.
TYPICALLY BRITISH
If what you want is to try something genuine English, in Albion, is your best option. The classic fish and chips is just £ 12 or the other Albion breakfast dish consisting of bacon, blood sausage, sausage, baked beans, mushrooms, roasted tomato, toast and eggs to taste available for £ 11. No dream for those who eat breakfast as the best meal of the day.