The best restaurants serving American food in England

Food is typical subway, but the service is terrible. Inattentive and dismissive. Simple orders take a while whether you order inside or online. Terrible.

Friendly staff food was ok but needs a refurbish it was dark dull needs brightening up and it would be more inviting good car park looks really nice from 5he outside but disapointing when you walk inside

It is always a good place to visit.

We took the opportunity to visit on a quiet Sunday evening for a family birthday. I’ve wanted to visit for many years but have not found the opportunity. I’m really pleased to have visited as the food was excellent! A big thanks to the team who patiently waited on us despite there being no other guests and likely had to cook a lot from scratch too! We really enjoyed our visit and it was worth the wait!

Always a good brunch at the neighbourhood. Close to home and a nice Saturday morning walk. Ordered the neighbourhood breakfast and avo and feta toast and my standard iced coffee.

Went here with my friends last Friday for his leaving party and 2 of us got alcohol poisoning from the tequila shots. Never again will I buy a drunk from here.

Had a fun night here recently - will definitely be back!

Food was very poor, would never order from here again, very disappointed

Very good restaurant..good service

This place doesn’t exist more.

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.

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.

What can I say stuff is really good for the few?They have food really, really slow coming from kitchen as they are under stuff either need to pull their act together.Or close down as they are away under stuff would be going back

Average food for the price. No table service, burgers served in foil and chips in a cup and thrown in a bag. I'm not sure what I expected really but for almost £22 each for burger, chips and a milkshake I'd expect more.

The food here is very tasty. The steaks can either be cooked medium or rare and you get two servings of your plate. The restaurant is very fast paced as it is very crowded and very busy. There is a line, on weekends atleast, that wrap around the building and if you do not line up before opening, you will have to wait around an hour for the first batch to finish their meals. Because the place was very crowded the service was a bit slow. I asked for a knife and it took asking twice to get one. There was also no salt or sauce for my table and we were asked if it was ok to share with the table next to us.