Fast Food · Nottingham
Expect a queue, especially at weekends — this Clumber Street spot pulls a crowd, and waits of 15–25 minutes at busy times are normal, so it's worth ordering before anyone hits full meltdown. The tannoy calling numbers is genuinely loud enough to make a small child jump, which is the main thing to know. Seating spreads over two floors, so there's usually somewhere to park a pram, and high chairs and a kids' menu are there. The Chickenjoy is what people come for — juicy, crispy, properly good — alongside the chicken loaded fries, the chocolate ice cream and the Peach Mango Pie. The food is halal. Burgers can arrive lukewarm, tables aren't always cleared quickly, and there's little scope to customise orders, but the staff are patient and service moves along.
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