
Honest Burgers returns to Deliveroo after customers searched the brand 600,000 times since it left. The partnership starts in London and expands to 40+ locations.
Honest Burgers is back on Deliveroo, three years after leaving the platform. The UK burger chain will start delivering from 10 restaurants in London, Reading, Windsor and Bristol from today, with 30 more locations in cities including Liverpool, Manchester, Cardiff, Cambridge and Brighton expected to come online in the coming weeks.
The move comes after customers searched for Honest Burgers on the app more than 600,000 times since the chain left, according to Deliveroo data. Burgers are one of the most-ordered categories on the platform, and Honest Burgers was named National Burger of the Year in 2026 for its entry "The Honest."
Rob Harris, VP merchant and chief revenue officer at Deliveroo, called Honest Burgers "a much-loved British success story" and said the partnership would help both companies reach new customers. "We're excited to make Honest available to the many millions of customers using Deliveroo," he said.
Emma Sherwood-Smith, chief commercial officer at Honest Burgers, said the chain was expanding its delivery partner base. The company currently operates 40 sites across the UK, with recent new openings and refurbishments supporting the push into delivery.
Honest Burgers makes its patties in-house from British beef, serving them smashed or traditional with rosemary chips. The menu also includes chicken and vegetarian options, onion rings and house-made sauces. The chain's return to Deliveroo follows a pattern of brands re-entering the platform after seeing sustained demand in search data.
The initial rollout covers restaurants in Covent Garden, Borough, Brixton, London Bridge, Kings Cross and Spitalfields, plus outlets in Reading, Windsor and Bristol. The company expects more than 40 locations to be live on the app within the next few weeks.
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