Monster Burger BBQ & Grill House in London

⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3.8/5) 7.5/10 Monster Burger BBQ is one of those spots where the food speaks louder than the setting. 🍖 If you’re looking for somewhere luxury, this probably isn’t it — but if you want hearty portions and bold flavours, this place definitely delivers in certain areas. We went as a group and ordered a mix of dishes to really test out the menu. The BBQ Ribs (Half Rack) (£18.95) were hands down the standout of the night. The meat was falling off the bone, tender, and packed with that deep BBQ flavour you crave. Every bite had that rich smokiness that keeps you coming back for more. If I return, these ribs are a must-order — they’ll be on my table every single time. 🍖🔥 The Brisket Loaded Fries (£3.95) were another absolute winner. Crispy golden fries at the base, topped with juicy, slow-cooked brisket that had clearly been marinated to perfection. The brisket was rich and full of flavour, with red peppers mixed in, adding a slight sweetness and crunch. Everything was tied together by a smooth, tangy burger-style sauce, then finished with a sprinkle of fresh green herbs on top. 🌿 Every mouthful was perfectly balanced savoury, slightly sweet, and indulgent. Comfort food at its finest and easily one of my favourites of the night. 🍟🤤 The Rump Steak with Chips (£16.95) was cooked exactly how we asked juicy, nicely seasoned, and not chewy. It came served with Cajun fries, which were a really nice touch. The fries had a subtle kick of spice that added something extra to the dish, though with all the steak sauce and juices, you could sometimes miss that Cajun flavour. Still, they paired well overall and elevated the plate. The real standout here was the steak sauce rich, tangy, and the perfect complement to the meat. Even the side salad had flavour, which isn’t always guaranteed in places like this. 🥩🍟👌 The Monster Chicken & Waffle (£8.95) was decent. The waffles were soft and fluffy, and the chicken was cooked well. That said, the chicken could’ve been a touch crispier and seasoned a bit more. It wasn’t bad, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression more of a “nice to try once” kind of dish. 🍗🧇 The Grilled Chicken Wings (£9.95) half Peri Peri, half Honey Chilli were okay, but they didn’t fully deliver on that smoky, grilled taste you’d expect. The flavours were there, but they lacked that proper char to make them memorable. The Monster Cheese Fries (£2.50) came topped with sauce and a sprinkle of fresh green herbs, giving them a nice look and some extra flavour. 🌿🧀 They weren’t bad, but for me, the taste felt too familiar — like something I’ve had plenty of times before. There wasn’t anything unique to make them stand out, though someone else might love that classic cheese fries vibe. ⸻ Service & Atmosphere 🛎️ The service was solid. Even though it was fairly busy, we were greeted straight away and seated quickly. The staff were friendly and even pointed us toward their most popular dishes the steak and ribs which turned out to ...