Wagyu

Cotswold wagyu beef, cheese, onion ring. burger with fries and black garlic ketchup (£19)

A bank holiday weekend in the sunshine is one of the best parts of living in the UK. Being my mother’s birthday weekend it was slightly more unique. We decided on a nice dinner at the Seven Tuns. 

It’s not often I go for a Wagyu burger (primarily because of the price) but I decided to treat myself given the occasion. The food at the Seven Tuns is always good and I can’t say I have had any bad experiences there. In general, toppings are what make the burger, as a result, it’s nice to have a decent helping of them. Someone didn’t tell the Seven Tuns this, the lack of toppings was definitely the most significant letdown of this burger.

Toppings 3/5

There was lots of cheese (this seems to be a trend on more expensive burgers and I don’t know quite how I feel about this). The onion ring was lovely but apart from this there wasn’t much else.

Patty 5/5

A Wagyu patty is difficult to mess up, I was not disappointed with this patty. The taste was amazing and the patty was very juicy.

Bun 4/5

The bun was a seeded bun which was toasted. I enjoyed it as it was not over toasted so still soft on the inside. Unfortunately, it was quite flat and didn’t keep its shape. 

Fries 4.5/5

The fries were very crunchy and had a soft middle. They were also included in the price which is always a big plus.