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Not a chain, Haché is a bistro-style restaurant that specialises in burgers. They’re good-quality Ayrshire steaks, chopped, grilled and served in ciabatta-like buns; the superiority of the meat compared to most rivals is undeniable. Sides too are a cut above – fruit smoothies were delicious, chips (fat or skinny) disappeared quickly, and onion rings were among the best we’ve sampled. Given the deadly combination of comfort food and cosy surroundings (fairy lights, Hopper prints and muted colours), it can be very easy to over-indulge here (did we really need the chocolate brownie for dessert?) and the resulting bill might remind you that this is a restaurant, not a chain. Still, a great spot for a superior meat feast.
Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2008
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Hache is one of those resturants that makes you want to make it your local, with its cosy ambience, friendly waiters and comfort food it will qute frankly be hard to stay away
I first went for lunch at Camden Hache's 3 years ago with some work collegues and was very impressed with the great burgers, friendly staff, easy atmosphere. The staff were efficient . Recently while meeting some Spanish friends near Chelsea I decided to try out the new branch in the Fulham Road. It was an equal delight. The more spacial layout of the restaurant, (compared to Camden) made it easy to get my Barcelona group seated over a saturday lunch time. The Steak Catalanas went down a treat and the quality of the food had in no way detriorated in the move South of the river. I'll be back soon i'm sure
I was taken Hache for dinner this evening by my partner. At first I thought a burger restaurant? But when I got there I was pleasantly surprised. It had a lovely cosy feel with quirky deco and a great atmosphere. The burger itself not only looked good, it tasted fantastic! The onion rings and potato wedges are also winners. I would definitely be making another visit to Hache soon!
It's some time since I ate at Hache as I've been working abroad, so I went there this week with a biz colleague. The place was jammed for a Tuesday night. What surprised me was the number of rather glam foreigners, including an American couple who we got chatting to.
Turned out they were local but the guy, a self-confessed burgerholic was ecstatic about Hache, saying they served the best burgers he's had anywhere. It was good to be back and see they'd kept up the quality.
I hear they've opened a new place in Fulham Road, but that's a bit of a schlepp.
Might try it sometime though, just to compare.
I went to Hache in Camden. Honestly? The place is a disgrace. £30 for a meal for two, horrible service, I had to sit at a ridiculously small table.
You can't pick the table, you wish to sit at, but there is no one to escort you to a table. When I entered, there was an empty table for two, but I wasn't sure if I wanted to sit there as there were fries and pieces of salad on the floor.
The burger was very good, but the bun was way too dry.
Not sure I ever want to go back.