Lunch at Shake Shack, Covent Garden

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I visited Shake Shack last month for lunch in Covent Garden, and it was the last restaurant that I visited before the lockdown the same day (March 16th). This restaurant chain actually started its life as a hot dog cart in 2001 in Madison Square Park in Manhattan. For three summers, the cart had long lines/queues, and a permanent kiosk was opened in the park. They were popular for their burgers, hot dogs, frozen custard, and shakes. In 2013, they finally opened in London; Covent Garden was the first branch. They now have several other branches across London. My colleagues told me about how good they were, so I had to try to compare with the likes of Patty&Bun, Honest Burger, and MEATmission.

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I ordered a chicken burger and fries. I have to say that I was really impressed. The chicken is a nice bit of meat (not reformed) and coated in buttermilk. I had it plain as I dislike mayonnaise and pickles. The chicken was tender and juicy, and it was actually a perfect burger. The fries were also delicious; they were thin fries and tasty. Honest Burger has good fries as well, but these were better.

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Shake Shack can be ordered on Deliveroo depending on the area that you live in. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to wait awhile before I am able to enjoy them again.

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