The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving American food

It was such a gorgeous, sunny Saturday, and after wandering around the street market, I really needed to find a chill spot to sit down, away from the crowds but still in the middle of the action. I stumbled across One Broadway Market, and just as I passed by, a table outside opened up—perfect timing! One of the staff greeted me right away with a friendly smile and made sure I was all set. I ordered a mimosa and their Spanish sausages with poached eggs, and just relaxed in the sun while waiting for my food. (I did sneak a look inside, and it’s super cool—lots of plants and a really fresh vibe.) The food was amazing, and the staff was so attentive. Honestly, if I didn’t have plans after, I would’ve totally had a second mimosa. It’s such a cute brunch spot, and I’ll definitely be back—and recommending it to everyone!

Sadly really late but still charged delivery and service charge. Really disappointing

Great spot for a premium processed sausage. I had the Yellow Dog Red Dog hot dog with fries. It was more or less a very premium processed sausage with lots of toppings in a soft bun. There was a hint of meaty flavour that was a little overpowered by the toppings. The crunchy onions texture added to every mouthful. Similarly, the bun had a soft but not too chewy texture and a light taste that didn’t interrupt the main parts of the dish. The mustard and ketchup were not overpowering, nor the pickles. The fries were particularly crispy in places and fluffy soft in others. It did feel like I was shovelling them into my mouth at times as the potatoey pieces were quite small. The location was great but with limited seating. I would recommend a visit, possibly to share fries between two.

Popped down to crunch munch when staying for a few nights in Crieff and so glad we did, I’ve cream was delicious, banoffee was to die for and my little girl highly rated the mango sorbet. Friendly polite staff, great wee Friday night treat on our holidays 🥰👌🍨🥄

Grease is the word. It’s like they made a burger then decided to dunk it in a vat of oil. Slopfest. DNF. You have to choose your sauce and salad with the burger, which is a trend I am not on board with. The fries were like the old king fries at BK, but unsalted. Desserts are nice.

The food was good but I found that the sauce with the steak had more mustard in it than I’ve tried at the Marylebone branch however overall still quite good

Staff were very patient and helpful when going through the allergens in the dishes. The food tasted great and the shakes are awesome!

Amazing service!!! Will come again!!

Great place if you need/want a burger

Good choice of food, service was good. A bit too expensive, but a good visit.

amazing, server Ashley was amazing! thankyou, will come again :)

Ordered 3 burgers fries fried chicken strips. Called to ensure exact what needed was what I would get. On arrival the burgers were completely dried out. There was no taste to the stiff as cardboard meat. The burger bun was stale and crumbly. The fried stips were not fried as ordered but backed. When I called the shop the man was so defensive that he told me to give him back his food and he would give me my money. He said he was going to send the driver back to my house for his food. I was totally shocked at the way he was dealing with the situation. I gave him back his food which was 2 untouched burgers 1 chicken strips 1 burger half eaten. That man gas not given me my money back as yet. I called another team of theirs and was advised to go to the shop and give him grief and tell the shop to change their name. I have not done this yet. But I wouldn't advise anyone buying from these people the quality of food they buy is the cheepest. With no tate. Don't waist your money. I will never buy there again. They claim they were under new management but this one is worst than the previous owner

My first time at a TGI Friday, and my first time eating out at Speke Retail. Won't be doing either again after this visit. I came in with my mum and daughter on a Sunday afternoon after trying Zizzi's and getting told they were closing down due to lack of customers and barely had any ingredients. TGI's similarly had very few people dining despite a busy shopping park outside. The atmosphere inside was was grim. More staff than customers, and we still got poor service with long waits on our drinks and food. Rather than once checking on us, the management where running around having loud, obnoxious conversations with each other and some of the customers about operational issues affecting the business. Really bizarre. Then the food. Shockingly bad value for money. £20 for a bog standard burger and chips. £7 for a side of onion rings. None of it was that good either. Really average. These restaurants are under a lot of pressure due to overheads and inflation, I get it. But nobody is eating in them because they're just too expensive for what they are.

Great customer service from Sam xx

Not brilliant ice cream but friendly staff.