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My wife and I had an impromptu night out in Congleton and we called in at Ruben's on the hight Street ( had not booked ) the staff were helpful and accommodated us. The food was excellent and the service both refreshing and excellent, thank you Tom, we will be back.
Tony . 2022-12-02
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Situated in the first layby outside Kings Bromley. Its a mobile snack van but with a difference. You gotta try their handmade burgers in a bap with salad sauces and cheese. The best £3 spent this year. The quality of it was same or better than nearby rests charging up to £12 for same. The bacon sarny was full of bacon and on decent bread. Although we live 15 mins drive away its worth the trip just for the burger.
carwashr . 2018-04-30
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Recently booked Reuben's Food Bar for a birthday party for 80 people. They couldn't have been more helpful during the booking and organisation process. And on the night they produced brilliant burgers. All our guests were talking about how good the food was. Thanks again guys!
Collinz D . 2017-10-23
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These burgers have it all. Juicy and succulent. The price also for the quality is outstanding. Definitely worth a visit!!
Luke B . 2017-09-26
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I visited the new Harborne (Birmingham) branch, and opted for a takeaway. We had the Wingers Feast Bowl, a side order of coleslaw, and six wings with bbq sauce. The wings were delicious, however the extra coleslaw was quite a small portion and not worth the money. The wingers feast bowl was a big disappointment. The salad - which was only rocket, and the coleslaw were both warm because the chips and chicken tenders were just dumped on top of them. I couldn't eat the chips as they were absolutely covered in chip sauce (which was really nice tbf) and what I appeared to be chilli powder. It made the chips hot and spicy - which I simply can't eat. The chicken tenders were also covered in chilli powder, which also made them too spicy for me to eat; and I'd specifically chose the garlic and parmesan sauce as I can't eat spicy food. I ended up throwing the chips and the chicken away. My advice, if you don't like spicy food, would be to specifically ask them not to put chilli powder on the food, and also ask them to go easy on the sauce as my chips were just a soggy mess. Like I said though, the wings didn't have any spice on them - just the bbq sauce, and were lovely.