Bun & Bar

Can't understand why they closed this place. Staff were always really friendly, the restaurant was always buzzing with a great atmosphere and it was one of the only places in Highbury with a real good vibe. The burgers were amazing and I ordered takeway regularly (Illy's hot chicken). The cocktails were also sublime. Really can't understand why they would close. But can see why they would open in Dalston instead.

Been there couple of times, great staff, food and drinks, really liked their fresh ghost chilli dip. On our first visit they delayed our drinks and offered shots on our second visit, hospitality is great as they let us enjoy our drinks even after they're closed, spending sunday afternoon playing snake and ladders is a must too!

Good food here. Great fries, both rosemary salted and sweet potato. The burger was decent, cooked as requested, though perhaps a bit under seasoned for my preference. Cajun chicken wings were fresh, spicy and good. The waitress was lovely, as others have said. Was a shame they only had Cobra on draft today, so 1 star off for that and the underseasoned meat, but overall we liked it a lot and will return.

Cosy little Turkish bistro-burger-joint, genuine and friendly. We had a delicious meze for 2 and the burgers the next table had looked really good. The menu could do with a few more Turkish (or Turkish-inspired) food options and (craft)beers. Make sure to invite me back once you have that Turkish Kofte Burger on the menu and I'll put on the 5th star ;-)

My brother and I stumbled across this place while visiting the area. It was totally dead when we got there around 3:30pm for our late lunch, so we weren't sure it would be any good. Well, it turned out to be a great experience, and the food was delicious. They had a lunch special for under £10 that included coffee/tea, two courses, and their tasty homemade hummus and bread. I got the lentil soup and a cheeseburger w/chips, and it was great. The burger was cooked perfectly. We ended up going again for dinner another night, and got the 'Lamb Shish', which was fantastic. Again, the meat was cooked perfectly, and the salad and rice that came with it were a great compliment. The kebab dinner cost £20 with a pint, about £15 without. The atmosphere was nice. Laid back, stylish, slightly hipster design, but not overboard. They seem to have good taste in music as well. The staff is very friendly, and made sure to check on us periodically.