Went in at 12 on the dot. Totally empty. I had to chase the waiter and he gave me the “I’m dealing with a booking, go sit back down, I’ll come over” rift. So drop a star. Maybe deal with what’s in front of you, like real customers. We ordered nachos and the basic burger and chips with skins on. They came quickly which was good. The chips were piping hot and ok, but layered in way too much salt. So drop a star. The nachos were the kind of thing you’d get in a cheap cinema, with poured cheese on, pre prepared chillies, and little flavour. The burger however was the lowlight. Just over halfway through, one of my teeth was wrecked. A piece of bone being the culprit. They asked us how the food was about halfway through and could see I had left mine, so I told the lady and showed her the piece of bone, they knocked the price of the burger off, which is about two thousand five hundred pounds shy of a new crown or dental implant. They said it’s because the meat is prepared in London. So it’s not from a local butcher. Anyway they said they’d raise it with the butcher, which will do about as much good as my asking the dentist for a free tooth, If you have teeth like Jaws off James Bond, then give it a go, otherwise bite tentatively, or better still ,don’t bother.