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Well worth the visit will use again

I had a Burger King delivered today by Uber eats. The food was good quality and it was hot. Burger King is by far the best fast food in Oswestry.

Arrived from Falkirk Friday 19/01/24 @1pm after reading reviews looking forward to a hot shower and rest up for the night as not loading until 5am only to find it closed as a snap site you would expect it to be open they charge enough for parking! If I’d got the drive time I would of moved on very disappointed

Dinner was different class - stupendous food. Highly recommend the shin of beef with a caramelised parsnip puree and roast vegetable jus

First Time in KFC for a While and it will be a long time before I go back, I almost fainted when I saw the Prices and was almost Reported Missing by my Family I waited so long for the Food. when I took the food back to the Car the Chicken Filled Burger looked like it had been assembled by someone who didn't know what a Burger Was, I asked for not to much Mayo and Typically got None, the fries wouldn't of Choked a New Born they were so small and id love to know who had the Chicken from my Drum Stick because it wasn't me. Almost £10 for a meal that left me Hungry. The Staff I will Admit were nice but as Per One was stood round talking while the rest chased their tails. My Mothers Boneless Box had fillets in it that could Re Soul Dr Martin Boots and the Drinks had more Ice than Antartica, my Pepsi was so watered down I could barely taste it. while in there I saw several older people struggle with the ordering on Machines, I myself was a little lost but I'm not part of the Younger Generation so I don't count at least that's how it feels. Gone are the days when KFC was better than other Fast Food Places as they all seem equally Crap.

Our first visit and we will not be repeating it. I had black pudding and leek croquettes for starters. It is difficult to make black pudding tasteless but this was achieved. My main course was Coq au vin pie with celeriac mash and tenderstem brocolli. The pie was not just encased in pastry but armour-plated. The celeriac mash was actually mashed potato and the tenderstem brocolli appeared to be normal brocolli. I very much doubt that either the croquettes or the pie were made on the premises. I would advise the owners that, if they are going to buy food ready-made, they should at least try it themselves before inflicting it on their clients. The ambience and service were great - shame about the food.

Only called in at Shrewsbury for a cup of tea on our journey north