Bukowski Grill - Carte

While not the top dining choice in Brixton, this restaurant is a decent option for burgers or other meat dishes at reasonable prices. The service is quick and friendly.

it is a good place, but eating old when they are packed, I guess it is normal/expectable, but still: plan ahed. good eating, but I would improve the quality of the rolls, they look like plastic.

Good, hearty, chunky burgers. If you like your burgers dribbling, juicy and piled high without necessarily feeling bloated afterwards, here's your spot. Service was a touch slow given we were one of four tables, but overall a good hearty meal. Voir le carte

Vegetarians really enjoy their cheese, and I can see why. I attended my friend's baby shower and we were treated to delicious grilled halloumi, roasted pepper, veggie burgers, and even a chocolate fountain. It was a unique twist on a traditional baby shower, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A big thank you to Reena and Jay for their excellent hospitality and food quality.

This restaurant is a cozy and trendy spot where you can relax and enjoy a burger in a laid-back setting. It is situated in the bustling Brixton Market. For my starter, I ordered the jackfruit nuggets with kimchi remoulade, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The nuggets were moist and flavorful on the inside, and crispy on the outside. The accompanying dip was delicious. I also tried the Fat Gringo burger, which was tasty but on the smaller side.

bukowski has a great mood and fits well in brixton’s market row, with a small but beautiful beer selection and friendly and friendly staff. at my first visit we ordered the meat plate and a beer and loaded pommes combo and burger at the second visit. while the meat plate was good, the burger phenomenal and tied with the best I tried with great texture, taste and presentation. while the prices are slightly above the average for burger, they are good the cost and a clear recommendation for all Burger artists. Voir le carte

Much like my frequent cravings for noodles, dim sum and pizzas, when I get a burger shaped hankering, it needs to happen pronto. Luckily, I have friends like Alexandra who feel the same way, so off we went to Bukowski, somewhere neither of us had tried before but had heard good things about. The Brixton branch is located in the market, which is buzzing with a handful of popular restaurants and cafés. I've only been there twice, but I definitely plan to visit more often it seems like there are lots of hotspots to explore there.

When my Dad came to visit recently I wanted to treat him to something you don’t get much of up in Norfolk. Sure you get great Fish and Chips, but there’s a distinct lack of decent burger outlets, something we’re rather spoilt with in London. Brixton village is my favourite place to head for dinner. Not only is Brixton village just two minute’s walk away from my flat, but it’s packed full of independent restaurants. It’s where Honest Burgers and Franco Manca originated and whereever you go you know you’re going to get a great, reasonably priced meal produced by people who really care about what they do.

Despite P moving south of the river almost 6 months ago, we have never really ventured into Brixton. Rather on a night out we are more likely to head to central London. However this weekend we decided it was about time we explored Brixton considering how much we had heard it to be a foodie haven. Oh my goodness was it overwhelming. The array of choices was never ending and as we wandered around the market, the smells floating out of the kitchens teased us making it impossible to decide where to eat. It also didn’t help that every single restaurant was filled making it difficult to choose based on popularity. Voir le carte