Have been to few places where as well as fresh food cooked for you there is an atmosphere which is…read moreunique this is a place like that, gives you a feeling that you are a in a diner in America in the fifties or sixties music is great as well almost expected the Fonz to walk in.

Ed's has been recommended to me by lots of friends . It's a 1950's American style diner complete…read morewith the music too . It's just Arnold's diner in happy days I was expecting Ritchie Cunningham ralf the mouth and the fonze to turn up lol . The burgers are to die for second only to my favourite place big mouths in peacehaven. The iced frappe is brilliant. You can also save money by downloading their smartphone app overall an absolutely brilliant experience. I totally recommend it 10/10

The ambiance has a 1950's vibe with 50's era decor, music by Elvis and Tom Jones to name two, a…read morecool motorcycle display when you walk in, and Tom & Jerry cartoons playing in the background. A fun place for families. Food was delicious. My husband had the Steak & Fries I had the caramelized onion Burger, which I believe the cook brought right out to us. The fries were nice and hot. The steak was cooked perfectly my burger could have been cooked a bit longer to prevent so much of the meat juices from dripping. The waitstaff could be more inviting when you come into the restaurant. The first attempt to eat here the waitress apologized and said it would be a 40 minute wait as a trove of people arrived between 5 - 5:30 pm when we arrived. We told her we'd come back another time. Two days later we arrived around 4:30 ish, and the young lady from way behind the counter, without saying hello or welcome, pointed us to a table. Our assigned waitress was pleasant but we had to flag her down twice for more beverages, it wasn't really busy yet and three wait staff were talking amongst each other. In any case if you don't mind this type behavior this place will suit you, but if you're a large group it may be somewhat challenging to be waited on with a professional attitude. We stayed a week in lovely Brighton and the restaurant was across the street but we didn't bother trying this place for a third time.

Located near to the pier in Brighton (on the main road) there is this amazing diner that does a…read moregreat selection of America: - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner The food is reasonably priced and you get more than enough for your buck (ok pound). We had breakfast there and it def set you up for the day so if you go to Brighton go and have breakfast it won't disappoint

While I was studying abroad at the University of Sussex, I had a hard time finding decent food…read morearound, especially hamburgers. I would go to a pub and order a burger, but it was dry and difficult to eat. Towards the end of my program, I came across this food stand in Churchill square. This place had the BEST burger in Brighton. I usually ordered two patties with grilled onions and cheese. The meat was very juicy and flavorful and the sauteed onions were cooked perfectly. The best part was that they had condiments laying out for you to freely use. One of them was this thousand island sauce, similar to the In-n-Out sauce here in the States. I purposely came all the way out from school to come to eat here on my very last day and if I am ever in London again, I would take that 1.5hr train ride just to grab another one of these burgers.

As a former vegetarian who still can't eat four-legged animals, I find it odd to admit Wolfie's…read moresmells great. Whenever I leave Churchill Square and walk past this little kiosk, I get a whiff of deliciousness that I'm sure is coming from frying hotdogs and hamburgers. Maybe it smells like summer and that's the draw. There's always a long line, so carnivorous folk must find the smell matches the taste. Burgers and hot dogs are quite cheap here, and served up quickly. I usually just stick with a can of pop (only 50p!), but the other items are £2 hot dogs, beef burgers and £3.50 cheeseburgers. A small menu, but it's what Wolfies does best.

If your looking for a good Nathan's traditional hot dog this is the place to go. Good crinkle cut…read morefries with jalapeños are excellent

Is it hipster. Yep. Is it friendly. Unrelentingly…read more Is it good. Oh. God. Yes. This recently opened gem caught my eye when passing and I ended up back that afternoon for my first Crafty Dog. Portion sizes are good. Heaps of chilli, sour cream and cheese were served over my bratwurst and brioche. I'm not a good pork eater, but their 100% meet dog, made with a beef and pork mix, was tender, delicious and made on site with locally sourced meats. It's all locally sourced or made on-site in fact, even down the veggie hotdog. The beer selection is wide, bottles from all sorts of craft breweries (large and small), and the brother/owner who served me was hopeful to get some of the really local beers in soon. The chilled atmosphere meant I ended up chatting not only with the owners, but other customers as we ate, and I must say it was a great experience. 10/10

Best hog dog in London? You bet!…read more I have sampled a Big Apple hot dog on a couple of occasions and if different locations, but the most memorable was at Grillstock in Bristol. I was there for the weekend, so on the Saturday I treated myself to a 'Huge Pole' a succulent 8 inch beef & pork dog sausage seasoned with sage, mace and cayenne peppe, a real mouth fall, really delicious! Then on the Sunday we were back, my mate Dave was chatting away to the owner Abiye and the topic food challenges came up, then Abiye laid down the challenge, some guy had done a double 'Huge Pole' but someone needed to take it up a notch, yep, that guy was me. The Triple Pole: The deal was I had to fit a everything in my gob and have a bite, then I had to finish the beast and If I completed the challenge, the 'Triple Pole' would be on Abiye. Guess what? I demolished it with ease, and the main reason was the standard of those sausages, so tasty I manged three of the buggers and that's why Big Apple Hot Dogs is the best hot dog in London.

It's like this:…read more The Man has a cart and sells hot dogs/sausages. This in itself shows that The Man understands. Hotdogs are street food and should be eaten on the street after having drunk more than you should have been allowed. Sauces and condiments should be added and spilled liberally on expensive trainers. It's the law. AND the hotdogs are very very good. If you're looking for the traditional hotdog- the Big Frank is the epitome. It's exactly what you want. If not, go for the the Big Dog. It's a polish sausage of impressive stature. Not down with pig? Get the 100% beef dogs. You know you want to. I have to stop here because I feel slightly uncomfortable. I keep wanting to describe things, but all I keep coming up with words like Huge and Succulent and in conjunction with various terms for sausage, it's a bit... um.. suggestive. So, in conclusion - Go find Big Apple Hot Dogs and feast on the hottest, juiciest, most meaty pork swords/tube steaks London has to offer.

Right so where do I start, ordered a falafel and haloumi wrap yesterday evening and have now thrown…read moreup 15 times in the last 8 hours and shat out pure liquid around 8 times within this time frame. Full blown food poisoning. I spent from 3am to 9am lying on my bedroom floor in the fetal position hoping that I would die. That is it, that is my Uncle Sam's Burgers experience. I have never been this ill. Worst thing is I can fully feel another nasty chunder coming as I type so my emotional/physical pain is clearly long from over. 0/10 would NEVER go again. I literally have no stomach lining left, it genuinely looks like all I'm now puking out is my damaged soul. I honestly hope the whole establishment liquidates. Ps Just looked on uber eats and they don't even have a Food Hygiene Rating. If you're reading this then do yourself a favor and do not order from this shit hole.

Excellent, Cheeseburger, Hot Dogs and more! Best around.All beef Hot dog, split and grilledread more

One word: DELICIOUS. they have amazing sundaes. Easily…read moreshare-able but I probably wouldn't share. Haha. I loved getting ice cream from here on a cone walking along the Brighton streets. I loved the decorations inside as well. If you want ice cream, this is the place to go.

Anyone fancy sharing a Knickerboxer Glory or a Banana Split?…read moreOkay, I'll meet you at Scoop & Crumb. A two minute walk from the sea-front and Brighton Pier, Scoop & Crumb is a vintage-looking ice cream parlour tastefully decorated inside and out with pastel colours and cute wallpaper. They make all the ice-cream with locally sourced milk and serve their tongue-tickling Sundaes in retro glasses. If you can't manage a whole one - and let's be honest, any self-respecting Yelper should be able to by now!! - they also serve individual scoops of ice-cream. Flavour-wise, we're talking everything from the standard vanilla, strawberry and chocolate to plum crumble, christmas pudding and rhubard and custard. Yummy.

Tried out one of these gourmet hot dogs from the stand at Gatwick South Terminal. The service was…read moreexcellent, with the recommendation being the spicy chorizo with chilli and mint sauce. The chorizo sausage itself was excellent, and I enjoyed the mixture of different sauces. The overall hot dog was let down a bit by the dry hot dog bun, and felt like it needed something else (e.g. grated cheese). On the whole, not bad, but probably won't be rushing to buy another at close to £4 each.