Burger and Lobster- Pay Day Treat!
Lauren and I have been dying to go to Burger and Lobster
for so long now! However, it’s more of a
splurge than save kind of meal hence we decided to leave going until pay day –
and what a treat!
My love of lobster, like ribs, comes from Canada. My
first visit to Canada included a trip to Nova Scotia, a province famous for its
lobster – so much so that you can hand-pick one from a swimming pool in the
airport and have it put on ice to take on the plane (crazy right?)! Since then,
every time I have the opportunity to eat lobster I most certainly choose to.
After our morning’s adventures at St Paul’s Cathedral, climbing
the 528 steps to the Golden Gallery, Lauren and I were pretty famished and relishing
the idea of food. Burger and Lobster is
renowned for vast queues, but the joy of having a weekday off work meant that
we avoided all queues and were seated instantly. There’s no menu, but the waitress informed us
that we could have either burger, lobster or a lobster roll, all of which come
with skinny fries and a side salad. I opted for the whole lobster whilst Lauren
the lobster roll (though considering she has never tried lobster I was
disappointed that she let pass this opportunity – especially since the waiter kindly
proffered me a fine-looking bib to wear).
After weighty discussion as to whether we wanted cocktails (money-wise I
had to sadly decline) we each went for refreshing lemonade – raspberry and
grapefruit. Utterly cool and
revitalising on this hot summer’s day and after our trek up St Paul’s Cathedral!
The food arrived promptly, and wow it looked
good. I indulged in a whole lobster
basted in garlic butter, and Lauren’s lobster (huge chunks of) came encased in
a home-made brioche rather than an ordinary run-of-the-mill bread roll. The fries were crispy (just how I like them) and
the salad a healthy option so one doesn’t feel too guilty! Overall, we were happy!
There’s not much more to say really; the waiters and
waitresses (we were privileged to have four different people serve us, who
knows why?) were friendly and we even got a personal visit from one of the
chefs to take our order. I look forward to going again, perhaps to try the
lobster roll (though I find it hard to resist having a whole lobster since it
is by far my favourite fish).
Star
rating – definitely a 5!



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