Lucky Chip The Sebright Arms

Finding the best burger in London has become a never-ending project for me considering the frequency I eat burgers is nowadays close to the frequency of new openings. I woke up from burger hibernation last year by an American wave of two heavy-weights setting up shop in central London: Five Guys and Shake Shack. Since then I’ve tried a few places, Honest Burger being my favourite closely followed by Patty Bun. This time I wanted to try something new, as did my friend. Both of us haven’t tried Lucky Chip yet and after being convinced by rave reviews it was decided and off to Bethnal Green we went. Lucky Chip can be found in Netil Market on Saturdays but this weekday evening we went...read more

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I found myself there for a quick drink on a Friday before I was on fonduta at forza Win(ter) and had much more time to judge the place I liked. it is definitiw a pub, not a bar, and not the shiny gastro variety also. in fact, the decoration reminds me of the bethnal green working men’s club similar red velvety but shady tones breaking. there is a top floor with a few banquets and tables and chairs, and a basement where they have several concerts per week. when I sat, I slept my big house red (only a five, bare my table vibrated with the drums and the bass of which band warmed up in the cellar. while it feels like a local alcohol, and its location...read more

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pub grub never looked so mouthwatering mountainous! a new (not pop-up) menu in sebright arms pub off hackney road brings some of the best “low and slow bbq cooked meat served fresh and fast in delicious rolls” to the table to get washed with something sedsy from one of the more careful looking lists of crafts and quality bucks back where I will say from the people I have never given much desire to the hymn (and reference to the confederal defeat in the civil war) and I have certainly never thought that such a redneck would think while enjoying a beery sup in a popular pub in the deep within the hackney hipster...read more

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this is a great pub, probably one of the best burgers they also find from a pub. the decor is shaded/chic with many large sofas to lie in. Music location below often has some good things that are worth a pop-down when they are a bit louder. the luck chip has already been handled in the kitchen and what a good job they also do. the place is full of hipsters in general a sign of good eating and good music. the burgers are thick patches that often come in a Brioche bee, exactly what they want, as they sink in their sofa good selection of craft bee and ales, really good pub in hackney away.

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the wenlock arm opened in 1836 as a taproom for the nearby wenlock brewery (no longer available) and has seen a lot happen in its 180 years

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