Best Burgers |
Where do you buy the countries* best burger? |
The original American deal, although why they called it Hamburger is anyone's guess (the answer is here) Here are the rules.
We want a burger. The bigger, the better. But if we ask for something
not to be in it, we damned well don't expect to find it there. We will
take into account, as always, looks, taste, price, size, time to
cook and the service / state of the shop. |
McDonalds
: Everywhere. |
Burger
King : Everywhere |
T.J.
Burgers : Er, on a hill in
Leicester. |
Queen Burger :
High Street, Rushden You certainly get lots of choice here, and can have anything in your burgers from fries to eggs. The woman is friendly and there are always night club flyers available. But it shuts at 17:30. What's the point in that? Final Verdict : 6.2 out of 10 Good food, but you hardly ever get to eat there. |
Wimpy :
Wellingborough, but they're still pretty common. Wimpy is probably better than you think. It's one of very few 'proper' sit down burger restaurants left in the UK, and the choice and food is surprisingly good. Prices are rather high but all you have to do is sit on your arse and eat, so that's perhaps fair enough. Final Verdict : 6.9 out of 10 Not bad. Not bad at all. |
TFI Freddy's :
Promenade, Hunstanton Freddy's has pictures of scantily clad women all over the place, which helps. The burgers are standard fair, but they are cheap and ready in a hurry. I'd love to give extra marks for the fact that they sell Slush Puppies, but I won't. Final Verdict : 5.5 out of 10 Honest. Plain, simple, and good value |