Hamburger · Nottingham
A proper burger place that happens to work well with children — kids' menu, high chairs, and enough room to get a pram in. The thing parents will care about most is speed: food arrives fast and comes out hot and fresh, which matters when someone's patience has run out mid-shop. It's clean, the staff are welcoming, and the atmosphere is friendly rather than fussy. Prices are genuinely reasonable for what you get, and the meal deals stretch further than the big chains. Get the signature fries — they don't skimp on sauce, and one regular says "every chip is covered". The loaded and animal fries get raved about, as do the wings and the chicken burgers, where the veg is properly crunchy. Worth knowing: it's a small city-centre unit, service is counter-quick rather than leisurely, and there are no hot drinks on the menu.
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