Hamburger · Plymouth
Freshly made and fast — most orders land in five to ten minutes, which matters when a child has already decided they're starving. The burgers are the draw: beef and chicken, seasoned but not overpowering, patties people describe as succulent, plus truffle fries with crispy onions and a Cajun option. Portions are generous enough that one parent struggled to finish a deluxe meal, and the lunch deal (burger, fries, drink) keeps a family outing genuinely cheap. There's a kids' menu and high chairs, and the place is kept clean. Ordering is via tablet screens, though the team happily walks you through it. Worth knowing: it fills up quickly after a quiet start, the chicken burger runs properly spicy, and delivery orders don't always match what you'd get in. Western Approach car park is a two-minute walk and cheaper than most in town.
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