Dirty Bones Shoreditch - London

Came with my boyfriend to try their Chicken and Waffle which is massively popular in America. I can say we were definelty not disappointed; although the mix of savoury and sweet is unusual it is amaaazing! Highly recommend. The staff were super friendly and it wasn’t too expensive.

The Lamb Fries were great along with the buffalo wings! The Steak was alright. I must say, the Iceberg Wedge salad was really good. You really do get a lot for the price and the drizzle of the blue cheese dressing was a delight! The Skinny fries were a little too crispy and didn't feel like I was eating fries. The classic burger was OK, nothing extraordinary. I don't think this place is worth the hype. However, I'd visit again, but under the lunch menu. Honest opinion 6/10.

I recently took a group to Dirty Bones restaurant in London for brunch. The service and food were great, I particularly enjoyed the bottomless mimosas - I definitely recommend upgrading to the Prosecco option. I was so famished that I forgot to take pictures of the food.

I met up with a friend for dinner and drinks at a restaurant she chose for its American food and theme. The entrance is located on the corner of Club Row and Bethnal Green Road. When you walk in past the curtained entrance, you are greeted by a reception desk and a DJ stand playing hip hop music, setting the mood. I was seated at my table while waiting for my friend to arrive. I ordered a mocktail strawberry Daiquiri and a lemonade, and the waitress was friendly. Once my friend arrived, she ordered a Gin and Tonic. The menu was simple, just one page. I ordered the cheeseburger dumplings, Cheesy Truffle fries, and The Mac Daddy burger, while my friend ordered the Mac balls and chicken and waffles. The food was flavorful and delicious. The Cheesy Truffle fries were unexpectedly delicious, earning a rating of 4/5. The Cheeseburger dumplings were rated 3.5/5 and The Mac Daddy burger got a 4/5. My friend rated her Mac balls at 3.5/5 and the chicken and waffles at 4/5. If you're looking for a taste of American NYC-style food and atmosphere in Shoreditch, I recommend stopping by this restaurant. It's worth a visit.

It is a nice place and have more of a bar ambient than a restaurant wich fits to the style. Really good tasting small plates. Fun and unusual crossovers. Also, very nice porkribs. Their desserts concludes the American theme.