In-n-Out Burger

Advantages: Great burgers, fun atmosphere
Disadvantages: Long queues but well worth the wait

...I have been to and In-n-out or even passed by one the place has massive queues for thier burgers. They are definitely worht the wait. They do 3 different types depending on how you like them, with chesse, without, double burger etc so it makes the ordering really easy. Here's a tip - ask for the burger animal style. They do not offer it on the menu but it comes with fired onions and an amazing sauce on them, definitely the best way to eat one. The ... Read review

Advantages: You might meet Tom Cruise, very cheap and delicious ice cream
Disadvantages: Needs more bars!

...it anyway. If you want something cheap and cheerful, In N Out burger is perfect. It's a kind of healthier fast food, burger and fries type of place and it's very nice. If you like ice cream, may I highly recommend Diddy Riese. The constant queue that stretches right down the street every night is because of the ridiculously low prices. An ice cream sandwich consisting of 2 cookies and a scoop of ice cream stuck between them is $1 and tastes delicious. They also have hotdogs for $1.50. The place is a Westwood legend. For a nice lunch I'd recommend the Corner Bakery which has very nice soup, good sandwiches and excellent fudge brownies. Apart from the places I've mentioned, there are loads of restaurants and cafes to choose from, from Burger King, Subway and Fat Burger, to Eurochow. There's plenty of pizza places and cafes around so there... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap food, tasty
Disadvantages: Same everywhere, unhealthy

...Introduction ~~ There everywhere, on high streets, retail parks – you name it its hard to go somewhere and not see the big yellow M and with it a greasy smell of burgers and chips. Yup I’m on about good old Maccy D’s. Not that you didn’t know that as it says quite clearly in blue writing. Well if your after cheap food when your out’n’about that isn’t from the greasy spoon that was almost shutdown or the filthy kebab van then McDonalds or Burger King are your safest bet. The Food ~~ In other words the most important bit! At McDonalds you can buy the following burgers and sandwiches: Big Mac: My favourite! Two 1/8 pounder burgers, salad, Maccy D’s secret source (only 2 people know it at one time in the world!!) Gurkins and mayonnaise. And obviously the burger buns! Quarter Pounder: 2... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent food and service, spacious room, great facilities, very close to all city centre
Disadvantages: expensive

...which featured ommlette and pasta, as well as a side orders section. You could also order from a proper main menu that would have been served in the restaurant. This had delights such as - Scottish oak smoked with red onion and capers - £10.50 for a starter, and Chicken Tikka Masala with mini poppadoms, riata bread with Indian chutney for £17.50 a main. Dessert included Glazed lemon tart at £7.50. It informed that there was a £3.50 tray charge for all room service. A wine list was also included serving global options. Bottles started from £21.50 for an Australian unoaked Chardonny from the Berri Estate, South Eastern Australia to champagnes from £48 for a Piper-Heidsiek. Brut. N.V Spirits, beers and soft drinks were all also available. I selected the Hilton Classic Burger, as I do love a bit of slobbing out on a business trip. I... Read review

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