Honest Burgers

Co-founded by friends Tom Barton and Philip Eeles in Brighton in 2009, Honest Burgers started out cooking great British burgers in a field at a local food festival. The following year they opened a tiny restaurant in Brixton Market (which is still there today), making everything from scratch and cycling eight miles everyday to pick up the best beef available.

Honest Burgers launched their own south London butchery in 2017, which enabled them to make their own patties rather than buying them in from a butcher. They are the only burger company in the UK to do this, ensuring every single patty is made using the perfect proportion of high-quality chuck and rib cap beef from native breed Gloucestershire cows. And nothing else. Next door to the butchery is the Honest Kitchen, where sauces, relishes, pickles, drinks and chips are made entirely from scratch.

Honest Burgers launches New Orleans-themed special

It collaborated with The Garden of Eva, a startup that produces pickles and condiments with American Southern heritage.

Honest Burgers to purely source beef from regenerative farms by 2024

Twelve outlets will be making burgers from these farms by the end of the year.

Honest Burgers collaborates with Maker’s Mark for new special

The collaboration is Honest’s third time collaborating with Maker’s Mark.

Honest Burgers, Guinness team up for new burger

Guests at Honest Burgers restaurants will be able to purchase a pint of Guinness with their burger.

Honest Burgers opens store with entirely plant-based menu

The “V Honest” concept offers four recipes using a plant burger and two using faux-chicken.