The best restaurants serving Fast food food in England

Worst ever, my wife and I had mini fish and chips and it lsnt cheap,the fish was 99%batter just awfull, will never go back,and we live in the village

Checked opening hours online and it said that it was open until 8:30pm on a Saturday. Arrived just after 7:30pm to be told that there was no fish left, no sausages left, nothing and that they had ran out! Either this is a sign that they had an unexpected rush or their ordering process is poor! We had some chips instead. They seemed ok. Would suggest they need to reduce their opening hours if they don’t have enough stock to supply what they advertise.

Took a long walk whilst visiting London to Snog in Brewer Street. Checked online and it said it was open until 6pm. Arrived at the address to find it wasn't even there anymore and is now a corner shop. Very disappointing 😞

Pre dinner drinks with outside seating was what we were looking for on a busy Friday evening, and that’s what we found. A lively atmosphere, all seemed great until we ordered our drinks. The wine and cocktail were fine but the 2 large tanqueray & tonics, not good. Couldn’t taste or smell the gin! How could this be? I spoke to the bartender who was dismissive and said I needed to speak to the owner, but wasn’t willing to assist in me doing that. The only explanation that we could think of was excess water in the bottle of gin! So be very wary when drinking here, there are no guarantees of an enjoyable experience.

Always so caring and kind - a great evening options to round off a sketch evening in town. Gluten free, delicious, GF vinegar too, what a treat. Favourite chip shop in town.

Overall comments: Had high expectations and was let down quite a bit. A few factors that contributed to that was buffalo sauce and no bathroom in a restaurant. Personally, I wouldn’t go here again but can see why Americans who are in the UK would. My order was as follows: Starter(s): 4 Buffalo Wings, Main(s): Buffalo Chik'N Burger, Side(s): Fries, Dessert(s): Rainbow Milkshake. Food: Food was not bad, not great, though once again it goes to show buffalo sauce is just a bad sauce and unsure why it is so widely adopted. Milkshake was different but didn’t have the sweets in it as it became a bit too much with the buffalo sauce with the food. Atmosphere: Overall the interior design was meh. Decent amount of space and seating wasn’t too comfy. If we got lucky with the sofa ones it may have been better. Music wasn’t too loud which was good. No Bathroom in Camden restaurants and having to pay for a shared one is a big downer. Service: Service was standard and the speed arrived at the table at a good speed. Cost: Mid-range and not worth it

Wanted to give this place a chance. Popped down at 6.30pm on a Friday night. Not too busy but the staff were incapable of serving. Totally out of their depth, inefficient and lack of prep. After waiting 25 minutes, decided to leave as there was no movement with the queue.

Visit in around 2017-2018 1. Terrible service 2. Food that you can buy in shops such as products like Frys, they sell frozen products. I would rather go home and have it 3. Long wait 4. Unclean workers 5. Bland decor 6. The place has a ego about it…but all I see is tack. Is this place closed down? I swear I heard it was. I’m all for vegan places opening up. But this place is doing nothing good. They’re just rude and unfriendly

Great people who own The Plaice and great food too :) ..highly recommended !

Beautiful burgers! Very tasty. Had as a takeaway, would highly recommend! Also the waffle fries were a delight.

Johnny was so lovely! After a stressful day, great customer service goes a really long way and makes the difference. Props to him for being such a positive emoloyee!

The food is great and the service is very good. The only negative I would highlight is the women’s toilet. It’s looking a bit grubby and needs a good scrub.

Cheapest of the chippies on the high street, but absolutely perfectly good food. Cheap and cheerful.

Gone downhill. Had chip buckets a few times over the years but the last one we had at Aylsham lights was just a huge disappointment. £28 for 4 people you would expect quality produce. Only difference between kids cheesy chips and adult one was seemingly a bit of parsley on top, but a price difference of whopping £4. Cheese not melted, just pre-grated flavourless cheese dumped on the top of frozen chips. I had the winter warmer and the sausage tasted undercooked and I had a stomach ache for the rest of the evening. Overpriced, overmarketed, doesn't look anything like the photos on social media. Customer service wasn't great either, grumpy faces, no smiles.

We went here to grab a quick lunch after checking the allergen menu. Almost everything is marked as having gluten in but several are marked to say that the gluten can be "removed", meaning swapping out the bun for a gluten free bun. When we went to order and filtered by gluten free, no options came up. When I queried this I was told that they weren't actually gf because some of the ingredients still had gluten in. I queried this because I assumed those are ones without a note they can be removed. He then proceeded to say that they could do a gf bun but you can't order it and they don't recommend that you do. He then proceeded to mansplain cross contamination - pretty sure the people with the intolerance are going to know what that is... In the end we left without ordering. He told me he was trying to help me, he wasn't. I did tell him that. Anyway don't go, the staff are rude and the allergy menu is just a con 🙄