The newish burger chain in the Uk?

What was your opinion?

Do you mean dressed up?
Like Ronald McDonald?

Its okay. Nothing special , a 6/10 kind of place.
Acceptable for a cheap lunch but not somewhere you would go to in the evening

really..

Agree with Cake_Nibbler. Nice enough but nothing particularly special.

Okay but a bit over priced for what you get tbh. If you want to pay a bit more than you would at McD's for a high quality burger, Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) is a much better choice imo

I agree, much prefer GBK. Went to Byron Burgers once, wasn't impressed enough to return.

Byron over GBK every day for me (not literally, obviously, or I'd be massive).

Will Byron do you a medium rare burger?

Yes, but not rare. Their medium rare is more like a medium though, in my opinion.

They're not remotely new, they've been around since 2007. Byron, like it's counterpart, GBK is very average. Best burgers in London for me is either Ed's or Meat Liquor

I visited Byron in Liverpool last year - it was just after all the fuss in the media about George Osbourne ordering a Byron for his tea, so I was intrigued to find out what all the fuss was about! Anyway, the burger I had was delicious & I hope to visit Byron again soon

The other day I stumbled across this list of the (subjective) best burgers in the UK. Haven't been to any of those places but I thought that some of you might be interested.

Mrs Wombat wants to give some of them a whirl, so I shall report back if I remember.

Pretty much this.

Far better than GBK though.

Medium rare will do me.