It can get pretty crowded on weekends, to be honest. But it's definitely worth it! The food tastes…read moregreat, they don't keep you waiting forever until a waiter brings you your dish, which is good because I've been waiting way longer in less crowded restaurants. They offer a lunch menu on weekdays that's really cheap, 11€ including 2 dishes, 1 drink and 1 dessert. I used to go there anytime with friends, but now I always try to take advantage of the menu deal because it's actually a lot of food and the price is great! The staff is really helpful and nice, some of them can be a bit too informal sometimes but I like that. One might think this is one of those place for teens, but I ate there with my parents once and they both loved it so much they go there quite often now!

Although the place was very cute and very nicely decorated to resemble the 50s era, the food was…read moreless than desirable. Pretty much tasted like it was microwaved, the sodas were flat and the staff didn't look like they wanted to work. Not someplace I would return.

Not bad, the food is good but there's not much to chose from. There used to be many different…read moredishes years ago but they focus on hamburgers lately so don't expect many other things. The staff is usually nice, but sometimes if the place is a bit crowded you can feel they don't really pay attention to you. The place looks lovely but I personally think they put too much effort into making the place look great and few effort into building a set of dishes that people can actually enjoy, because the prices are pretty expensive for the quality of the food you're served. I used to go there often but since a similar restaurant opened in Valencia and I enjoy it better, I haven't come back ever since.

Like your home away from home, Peggy Sue's has your hot dogs, creme sodas, hamburgers, and anything…read moreelse you want get from the states or 1950's version of it. I found it to be an okay stay. I like the concept, yet it's the delivery that got me in a bit of tizzy. I definitely love the decor and the crazy sayings having on the tin novelty items around the diner. This place seats large groups and big families, about 30 people at least. When I first came, they told me the place already had reservations. This made my heart sink since my husband and I were both craving serious American food after being in Spain for a week. Now at his stay at Peggy Sue's, my husband did have a pleasant time. Maybe because the hot dog he ordered had French's mustard and Heinz ketchup from America by the way which he appreciated but what he really was blown away was by the crunchy potato chips on top of his hot dog. To justify removing the two stars: First, no one gave me any utensils: spoon, fork, knife. Unless someone thinks I should eat my dessert with my fingers. I'm not sure how or why that happened. Then, I got a slice of pie, but call me weird, because when I order pie, is there supposed to be an odd yellow syrup of goo squirted on top of it. (I assume that it's either caramel sauce or toffee or butterscotch of some sort.) That's right. So bravely, I go on to try said goo--and it is ungodly sweet. Eyeballs maxed out to size, I tried to eat more. Third, I go to use the bathroom, and there is no more toilet tissue left. No to mention that the bathroom is in badly in need to attention to start with. I understand it's a touristy place so more people use it, but it was getting to the point that people threw paper towels on the floor instead of the trash can, since the trash receptacle was overflowing. I should mention the last disappointment was when the menu said that the jukeboxes work without money, and I approach both of the jukeboxes and none of them work--I'm told that they are not in order in Spanish by a bunch of teenagers who have tried. Of course, I was told this after I deposited 10 cent euros into said non-working machine. Oh for the love of fast food!

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