We were seated quickly and the service was great. I ordered the pizza and it was amazing,…read moredefinitely yummy.

A friend and I were spending a long weekend in Hastings, joining others to stay in St Leonards on…read moreSea where we were renting a holiday home for a few days. We arrived into St Leonards Warrior Square station around lunch time and were planning on having lunch before checking in to our accommodation. The point of which is that we walked from the station to the seafront (downhill to the sea, then turn right along the waterfront) to Teddy's Beach Diner. We were here in early November and it was forecast for rain a couple of days before, but on the day it was blue skies and sunshine. Which as it turns out meant that the balcony of Teddy's was a perfect place to perch for a pre-lunch drink and then food in the sunshine. And being on the 'beach' side of the road, the unobstructed views over the water are just amazing. The staff here are just lovely; they were engaging and we had brief but meaningful conversations - even about as mundane a topic as our choice for wine. For one server it was their first day at work. The service was uniformly friendly and efficient at every point. We sat outside but the service included keeping in regular contact with us to ensure that we had everything that we needed. The menu is as the name implies, a Diner style i.e. informal and American influenced. There are some seafood choices available given the seaside location, but as we were planning to have seafood at dinner I went for the more standard burger for lunch. It was very tasty indeed, served on a wooden chopping board. Brioche bun, high stack of (homemade) burger meat with tasty bacon and lovely pickles, and a little tin of fries to the side. My friend had a half rack of ribs, which was plenty big enough for lunch - covered most of the plate! We returned here twice for drinks over the course of the weekend. Sat indoors then as it was later in the day. Tables are a good distance away from each other so no crowded feeling. We even scored some free homemade popcorn with our drinks. Don't often find something for nothing. Prices are very reasonable too - both food and drink. In short this place ticks every box - comfortable, friendly service, amazing views, tasty food and it won't break the bank. Definitely recommend.

This was our last stop on the way back to the station. And I would probably just have walked past…read moreit if we didn't have a local guide in the know of the best cocktails in town ... from the outside the Old Custom House looks just like all the other seaside restaurants. It really comes into its own when you walk inside - mind you, we still headed back out to sit on the terrace to have our farewell drinks. Quite a few cocktails on the list weren't available on a post-Bank Holiday Tuesday but there's still plenty of choice of unusual concoctions. Good mix of locals and tourists and everyone is super friendly.

amazing food, atmosphere, good quality food, friendly staff, great seafood, good location, Hastings…read moreseafront promenade

Famous biker cafe at Box Hill ( everyone knows it as "Box Hill"). There's are a very large car…read morepark, which is often packed on summer afternoons and evenings. It's located just off the roundabout near the village of Mickleham. The cafe serves the standard biker fare of burgers, fry-ups, and chips with mugs of tea and coffee. You place an order and wait for your number to be called. Strongly recommended.

Rykas Cafe is an institution amongst motorbike riders in the south east and from further afield. On…read moreany give Sunday (and most Saturdays) the car park will be full to over filling with all manner of motorbikes and bikers. It is also a popular stop off with cyclists and walkers who fancy a little stroll to the top of Box Hill to take in the views. The food at Rykas is outstanding. My personal favourite is the bacon burger. Never tried the chips, as I am not a great chip fan, but the shakes are pretty good too. Coffee is fairly mediocre.

Route 22 is a little thatched cottage on the A22 just outside Hailsham. Food is American and…read moreItalian fare with stuff like jalapeno poppers, ribs, skins, burgers, pizza and pasta. Best of all for the summer holidays, if you go during the week then one kid eats free for every paying adult

The food is really nice, and the portions are big. It is basically an American style diner, which…read moreis OK, but there is quite loud, quite irritating music! But If its your birthday they bring you a cake and embarrass you which is quite funny.

Well hot damn!! This place is a golden nugget for sure! We landed in London, and six hours later we…read morefind ourselves in this place, nestled in an alley style of pubs and shops in Carnaby. Haven't eaten or drank much water today, and we were in a mission for some fish and chips. Well, turns out we failed in that department, and we stumbled in this place because we were so damn hungry. I ordered the The Diablo burger, and holy hell of name of the devil in Español... it is to die for!! Don't let the name fool you... no heat whatsoever. This thing was huge in presentation and even better in taste. It HAS to be the pickles that make the taste buds explode and pop in the mouth! I ordered a side of their tater tots... I kid you not, it is the best tasting tots I've ever had. It's almost borderline of a tot and fried hash brown. Big and crispy in size. So perfect to quench the hunger pangs (hangry) of my wife and my happy go lucky and lost in London friend . I definitely recommend this hidden little gem, which yes, serves American style cuisine, but damn, they just about do it better than home. Enjoy walking through the shops, grab some beers from some local pubs in Carnaby, and stop by for some tasty food!

This food was interesting. the service was really good and the covid situation was handled well but…read morei had the mac and cheese and was seriously disappointing!!!!! it was just pasta with melted cheese on top- just a ball of cold cheese. my friend had the vegan burger and said was very good and tasted very realistic so 8/10 for that one but omg the £7 cheese pasta really let this place down. the toilets were nice tho but were we meant to flush the TP down the loo???????? good vibes tho.

You don't have to be a soho house member to dine here. Also to highlight that their kitchen open…read moreuntil later than most restaurants! They have recently changed the menu to Mexican food which is bad news for me because I LOVE their burger. But the new menu is pretty we priced so I'm not too mad about it.

This isn't a diner as you think of a casual restaurant This is more of a higher end restaurant…read morewith diner theme Food portions are on the smaller side but very crafted Nice for a high end yet casual meal Staff wasn't overly friendly but I think this place accomplishes what it is going for as far as craft bar and restaurant

My first night in London (a mere 3 hours after getting off the plane and severely jet lagged) my…read moregroup and I decided to pop into The Diner because we were all hungry and exhausted. As Americans, we were interested in seeing the English take on a lot of our classic American diner dishes. I had the chocolate chip pancakes, my sister had cheese fries and macaroni and cheese (she has an intense love for cheese) and our friend had the burger with seasoned fries. I think the best things on the table were the pancakes and the cheese fries. It seemed to be ACTUAL cheese melted onto the fries instead of the fake "nacho" cheese that we get in the states -- even though the fake cheese is also delicious. The macaroni and cheese was a bit dry and in need of a bit more flavor, as was the burger. The pancakes? Awesome. They came out warm, fluffy, topped with a sprinkling of powdered sugar and a side of butter and maple syrup.

The Diner is one of those places in London trying to replicate the American diner experience, with…read morethe typical English vision of what a diner is, through the typical Hollywood lens. At this, they fail. Any Denny's will provide a better experience than this, without the London prices. Some complaints: after asking for sweetener for my coffee, I was informed they only have sugar or agave syrup. I asked for an omelette, and I was informed they were too busy to make omelettes, even though the menu offers scrambled eggs any way you like. How time consuming is an omelette? So I revised my order for 3 scrambled eggs with a side of bacon. They brought out two plates, with 2 eggs on each plate! The service was slow and unfriendly. This might be acceptable if it was a 24-hour diner, and I was there at 4 am with the clubbers and other freaks sobering up for the journey home. It was noon! I sense the people dining here were part of the bleed-over traffic from a nearby Breakfast Club, as there was no queue for a table at The Diner, unlike the competition on a Saturday morning. Apparently, this location is part of a chain. America isn't very popular these days, so these Londoners have a lot of cheek destroying the idea of one of the few good things you are usually guaranteed in the States: a friendly breakfast diner where you can get a bleedin' omelette when you ask! (One positive: they serve bottomless filtered coffee. There is that.)

The best beef burger I ever tasted…read more Definitely will come to dine in here again when I'm back in London!

Food and service was great just wish there was more room to enjoy myself in the space. Everything…read morewas just so tight.

Worst meal in Camden and that's saying a lot…read more As a person who lives in America I might be a little pickier about my American diners than most but this place is truly appalling. From the chocolate milkshake which looked and tasted like foamed chocolate milk rather than thick ice cream to the cold eggs to the fact my teenager's pancakes were 1/2 the size of the ones served to the diners at the next table (and were terrible anyway). It took ages to get ketchup and the fries were cold and stodgy.

As I entered the Diner, It was immaculate!…read more The customer service was great. But lets get to the food. Corn Dogs: I don't know what Corn has got to do with this food....Er yeah considering it just a frankfurter in a thin bready wrapping (can't even describe it). But its alright with tomato ketchup. Potato Skins: With bacon and melted cheese tasted good if the cheese was a bit more mature, it would of toped it off for me. Mac & Chees: Ive had Caribbean, Ive had Waitrose ready made, Ive even made my own but NOTHING prepared me for the taste that was about to enter my mouth. It was moist...creamy and cheesy and soooo good. I had to save that one to last just to savour the taste. This place is cheap and and its going in my £10 London list. So yeah I will bop here again just for Mr MC.