OMG this is the real deal Anyone who loves 50's/rockabilly and a great time head to this wonderful…read morediner in Derbyshire The food is wonderful, burgers that are thick and meaty, and if you love fries you get a whole bucket full here, the choice of milkshakes are amazing ( try the resses cup one) and be sure to leave space for the wonderful desserts The music is just the way rockabilly should be played loud and jumping, the decor has to be seen to be believed, and the staff are the friendliest ever, even dressing in the 50's retro look Try this wonderful diner You'll call back time and again.

Second time I've visited, so a relative authority now. Second visits are never as good as the…read morefirst, however, which is a shame. The novelty wears off and the subject leaves itself open to criticism. Smaller, smellier and more tacky than I remembered, the burgers tasted worse and the portions felt smaller (although this is not necessarily a bad thing). Poor quality patties rendered what was an enjoyable experience worse than it should have been and a thin lining of grease over everything made the whole charade feel dirty. My 1/2lb beef and bacon was mediocre and my companion's pepperoni, tomato and cheese tasted like a cheap pizza; my sister's blue cheese was nice, however this was in no doubt due to the sauce managing to disguise the flavour of their value frozen burgers. What saved the meal were the fantastic milkshakes (Oreo, peanut butter and Irish cream, the latter turning out to be the favourite) and the ridiculous peanut butter crunch sundae, the toffee apple pie leaving us disappointed. £20 per head, which is what you expect to pay for a novelty such as this, and which is why this restaurant will manage to survive despite the food failing to live up to the kitsch glamour and the enterprising theme. Restaurants like this should never be harshly judged on their food, and if they are you're missing the point. It's about the experience, the novelty and the ride. It's a nostalgia trip for people who never experienced it first time round; an exalted view through red, white and blue tinted sunglasses at a specific period of Americana that is itself viewed through misty eyes. How many Americans revere and laud the humble pub, jellied eels and Beefeaters? Cliched, over the top and in poor taste, replete with a decaying Mystery Machine and muscle car in the car park (genuinely!), I'll nevertheless come back time and time again. It's enjoyable, and offers us Brits something different, and perhaps more importantly, fun.

Dia La Pizzeria on the Delph in Swadlincote serves the greatest pizzas in the area. Reasonably…read morepriced, oodles of topping and they taste fantastic! They have a good range of set pizzas like the classic Hawaiian or the more exotic sounding Orient Express, or you can build your own from a multitude of toppings. The pizzas come in four sizes from small to extra large, and they also do stuffed crusted pizzas and calzone. Personally for me ham, mushroom and pepperoni is just fantastic. Dia la Pizzeria also offers a good range of pasta dishes, jacket potatoes, chicken and a variety of different burgers. They have also recently started serving Mexican food, including nachos and enchiladas. They offer a range of meal deals including the early week special and the 'Family Feast' Although Dia la Pizzeria has a sizeable restaurant area where you can eat in, which has an American Diner type feel, they also have a delivery service. This is free with orders over £10, £1.20 delivery otherwise, but orders have to be over a £5. Simply just the best pizzas I've ever had!

Dia La Pizzeria in Swadlincote offers a nice menu covering delicious Pizza's, a variety of burgers,…read morekebabs amongst others and a good selection of starters. Particular mention from the starters menu has to go to the Garlic mushrooms which come in garlic butter and is a reasonably sized portion....they are delicious and also come with two slices of garlic bread! The Pizza's are an extremely tasty alternative to the more expensive Domino's Pizza and the toppings are fresh and of good quality. If you are looking for a value for money Pizza takeaway when guests are visiting then Dia La Pizzeria is definately the place to go/call! The burgers are nice on the whole although I wasn't particularly keen on the chicken burgers as the meat consistency didn't seem right and had a somewhat rubbery texture. The chips are essentially fries and are siimilar to most places that do not specialize in chips (fish and chip shops!) but still taste really nice and are cooked just right. I give this outlet 4 out of 5 stars as although the food on their menu is lovely on the whole there are a few dishes that haven't been to my personal liking and I would like to see more variety on the deserts menu. Don't let this put you off however as I have been going there for over four years and still go there when I fancy a nice pizza!

Came here last night directed by the bestie. He made several heaven is a half pipe jokes, and…read morewalked us down there, stupidly the back way, which did make me wonder if perhaps it was all a reuse to sell me to a drug lord or two. The worry was thankfully brief, you pop down a little side street to a small illuminated sign and a yard with strung bulbs. It was warm, and so hipster it hurt. Genuinely, a small section of 2012/2013 shoreditch has been plucked from London and crammed underneath a moor street railway arch complete with "I swear those aren't real glasses" and faux fairisle knits. (The loud noise overhead is a train, not a reason to poop yourself like a quarter of the patrons!) I plumped for the truffle hunter, (because I'm uppity with food, ha) and a soda folk cream soda, he plumped for a Steph Weiss beer (I see why we're here now...) the bacon cheese and we shared the o.b.d fries. The came quickly, wrapped in An important note: do not come here with a date you are trying to impress if you're a concerned messy eater, they jam pack their burger with sauce and hot oozing cheese, which will end up all over your hands and possibly your chin, along with lipstick if you're wearing it. My burger was perfectly cooked and super tasty, great combination of flavours, and possibly the best cream soda I've had that didn't actually have ice cream in it. My companion said it was exactly what he'd needed, and what he'd been after when we last went out for burgers. The staff were also wonderful, as was the playlist. I would def8nitely go back.

Nice really, I enjoyed every bit of original patty men. You should get yours too, tasty & yummyread more

Can I just say a huge thank you to Mother Clucker? These guys were my Sunday night Saviours on the…read moreweekend just gone... I should probably explain how a fast food joint saved the day. Sunday was the launch of XP at the Mockingbird Theatre. This is a geek themed event held once a night and is a bit of a mecca for all things board game, computer game, quiz and film orientated. Naturally we had to go. I am currently on a bootcamp scheme (see http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/fit-body-bootcamp-birmingham for info), meaning I am on a strict diet of proteins, fats and No carbs. After consuming a smoothie for my breakfast and a salad for my lunch, I was starving hungry by 5pm. Everyone seemed to be either ordering pizza (a major no-no for me) or heading to Subway for their tea. I thought neither of these would be an option before a helpful person mentioned that Subway did salad bowls, problem solved... Or so I thought. Despite having all of the components of salad, Subway in Digbeth DON'T do salad bowls (and their staff are pretty unhelpful too). In a major grump, I left the store to see what else was on offer on the street. Right next door I came across Mother Clucker. Firstly, they scored a point for having a name that made me snigger, secondly... They couldn't have been more helpful if they tried. After a quick peruse of the menu I opted for lemon and herb chicken (which is served without skin). I asked if I could have some salad with this, after looking at me strangely for a minute - the guy said "Sure, we can do that. It'll be no extra charge". Winner. The chicken was cooked fresh for me as I waited and I requested some lettuce, onion and chillies (all I could have). I was even warned that the salad might be a bit rubbish as it's predominently meant for burgers, but I thought it was sweet that they warned me. My diet friendly feast was a budget busting £3.50. The guys that did end up going to Subway ended up pretty jealous of my dinner after all. This new kid on the block is sparkling clean, very friendly and super helpful. Will I be back? You can bet your bottom dollar I will.

Best fries in my life, awsome employees likable . Prices are a little high but well worth it, just…read moremmmmmm... I want to go back so badly. To good.

The Bun and Bones Club has cherry Coke in a can, which alone is a very good sign…read more The menu is pretty full on, with even the most basic burger coming with two patties and five toppings (you choose from a wide selection, similar to Five Guys). It's also very good value, with that burger priced at £5 and chilli cheese fries and trailer trash fries, meals in themselves, at £4. They also do wings which I shall go back to try. The trailer trash fries involve pulled pork and are really delicious - that's about as good as pulled pork as I've had in Manchester, I think better than Red's or Cocka Doodle Moo down the road in Hazel Grove. My burger involved some good quality bacon, a fried patty of mac and cheese. I would have liked some ketchup but couldn't see it around and feared insulting the staff by adding to their masterpiece! The burger meat isn't quite as good as Filthy Cow, but good nonetheless. Some of the other creations get pretty wild Almost Famous-style, including a donut burger (or is that Solita?). I really liked the set up of the restaurant which had red booths, country music playing and drinks served in plastic red cups. As is obvious from the review it takes a lot of the best of the other burger restaurants in Greater Manchester and puts them together in a winning combo. I am close enough to walk to this place, which is both good and bad for my health (especially as they do takeaway). No doubt I will be back.

An awesome burger joint that does some great quality stuff without making your burger a puzzle on…read morehow to hold the flipping thing that many places fail on. If you check their social media they post a special on Facebook every Friday/Saturday and they're typically on par if not better than the usual line up on the menu. Not tried their fries in a while but the chicken wings are pretty good but definitely 2nd place to the Burger.

Annie's used to be fantastic, but unfortunately it has not only gone downhill, but is practically…read moreinedible. I gather that Annie sold out a while ago, and undoubtedly everything that made it special is long gone. Do yourself a huge favor if you want a great burger, head up the road to Bohn's!

The staff was friendly and welcoming enough. However, if it's true that it's a UK law that…read morehamburgers are required to be prepared well done, I won't be eating them here or anywhere else while visiting! The Bacon and Cheese burger was over done and too firm to my liking. The included skinny fries option was tasty good. These ketchup packets are a challenge in itself to open with your greasy little paws after handling the burger. Eh... I'd come back for a brewsky or cocktail ONLY. Sorry, I'm not paying that for this kind of a burger!

One of my favorites in Derby. Good location great burgers that are innovative and very well…read morepresented. Typically feature a creative special of the day. Good collection of craft beers and ciders. Friendly service and fair prices. I just wish they stayed open a little later during the week

First thing to note is that this is not a place to go on a first date. There simply is no way to…read moregracefully eat their burgers or wings without slathering face, fingers and possibly eyebrows in the vast amounts of sauce dripping from everything they make. It's probably why you're given a roll of kitchen of roll instead of napkins when you sit down. When we first arrived it was queued out the door, ok it's a small entrance way but that still meant there was at least a dozen people ahead of us. Thankfully we were quickly ushered inside and while we still had a 15 minute wait for a table for 4, and we could spend that time at the bar. The bar has a decent selection of the usual favourites. It's a bit short on good beer/ale but does have Brooklyn larger on draught. They also have their very own larger, which to be honest was unimpressive. It tasted very weak with no strong flavours and a distinct lack of hops. I would describe it like sex in a canoe, f**king close to water. If you're a Bud or Coors lite drinker you'll likely enjoy it. But you don't come here for the booze. The burger menu was impressive, the smallest they do is a double and every burger comes with a long list of toppings. Some crowd pleasures feature, candied bacon, pepper jack cheese, BBQ onions, but there are also some weird and wonderful additions such as crunchy pretzels, frazzles (yes the crisps!) and even beerios, which are some sort of beer infused cheerios, they only appear on their breakfast burger. I had the river phoenix, a double cheese burger with bacon, BBQ onions, chipotle sauce, baconaise and the aforementioned frazzles. The burger was delicious, the meat was good quality and well cooked, although it did get lost under the vast amount of different toppings. As sides we had their chilli cheese fries and suicide wings. The fries were excellent, a mixture of regular and sweet potato fries. They were cut to just the right thickness and had a nice crunch while still being fluffy on the inside. There wasn't quite as much chilli as I'd have liked but other than that the fries were perfect. However I was disappointed in the suicide wings. I'm a big hot sauce fan and they were pretty mild. I would have liked for them to have been a lot hotter. I was expecting ghost pepper heat and only got Jalapeño. It's not full waiter service as you do have to order and pay at the bar. But the staff were pleasant and the queues were short so I didn't mind. Our four burgers (3 doubles and a triple), two portions of fries and a portion of wings came to a very reasonable £40.

In London we've got burger places on nearly every street - boring old limp McDonalds burgers just…read moredon't cut it anymore so when I come out the capital it's hard to find somewhere that matches up. That's until I came across Almost Famous in Liverpool. The Triple Treat is a 3 cheeseburger beast topped with bacon AND pulled pork! They've got wings coated in fiery 'suicide' sauce and chips laden with cheese and chilli. Portions are huge so come hungry, and leave very satisfied! No table service - this a DIY venue but worth the trip!

Herefords finest! Best burger I have ever had…read more.. Chips are amazing! Nice atmosphere and good service. Visit!!

This place is absolutely amazing. Burgers take a max of around 40 minutes from experience, and the…read morebacon fries are amazing! The whole environment is always busy and it's usually packed!

Really friendly and attentive service and the food was of very high quality. Pretty much what you…read morewould expect from an American diner, burgers, chicken, milkshakes, fries etc. I had a peppermint tea (£2) and got a massive pot of hot water, with separate teabag, which made me at least 3 cups of tea! We were a group of 4, had no starters, the boys had 2 milkshakes, 4 main courses and 2 deserts it came to an average of £19 per head, which probably is average.

Hucks grill and bar…read more It was utterly tremendous. The food was at the utmost prestiege and the the service was just plain exemplary. From the food to the service to the soft play and computers to entertain the youngens it was a night to remember. The food had what every child desires which a buffet of nuggets, hotdogs ect... Not to add to the adult menu which was delicous(the food not the literal menu) the food was creative and gave a samantic field of like it was just who and the food and it was lome you were staring at with a mighty gaze just waiting to dive on in and eat it all up because boy it was scrumpous. The desert on the other hand was utterly and completely divine, they mastered freindly and warming service and the only thing they could possibly add was air conditioning in the soft play so the children you ran around untill they were dizzy and their feet were raw. Thankyou and goodbye