Tilt — Restaurant in Plymouth

The food was delivered hot by a friendly driver, it took about 45 minutes from order to delivery on a busy Friday evening, perfect timing. We ordered several different chicken and beef sliders, they were all delicious and generous in their toppings. I reckon two burgers plus a half portion of fries would fill most people to a happy and very satisfied level, some might not even need that much. We had the prawn fries which were generous with prawns but not much sauce, I'd recommend buying an extra pot of sauce for those. The cheesy bacon fries were lovely and very well covered. The only issue we had was the korean chicken - these are on the menu as having a gochujang sauce but in reality they were completely drenched in ketchup. Unfortunately I can't eat ketchup and these were what I ordered for myself. A couple of my family members dipped a fry in the sauce to taste test it against regular ketchup and could not identify a difference. There was no warning on the korean chicken description that they would come with ketchup, so I'd suggest clarifying that on the menu, or better yet creating a proper korean gochujang sauce with gochujang, soy sauce, etc. Their chef is obviously skilled at literally everything else, they should give it a go. I phoned in to Tilt about the sauce and they did agree the sauce is made with gochujang and ketchup, but honestly there is no detectable gochujang flavour or spice in there at all. HOWEVER the guy who answered the phone did agree to send out a new portion of chicken without the ketchup to swap over, and those arrived within about ten minutes, same friendly driver. I can't fault their service at all and we will most definitely be ordering from them again, it was a real treat and the only problem we had they sorted straight away....

Respect to the restaurant for replying. Mixed bag on this one: -Halloumi Fries - Incredibly tasty, cooked well and a decent portion size for the price. My favourite item. Korean Style Fried Chicken - Very tasty, again decent size portion too. Stir Steak Tacos - Disappointing item. Meat was plain, the tacos had no sauce on them. Was a very disappointing taco, would not recommend. Buttermilk Chicken Two (slider) - Photo for reference, but too expensive for £4.25. I get its a slider, but the thing was tiny. Flavour was mediocre too, bog standard fried chicken. Bun was nice though. -Chocolate Hazelnut Churros with Toffee Sauce - Was delivered so potentially affected the crunch, however overall mediocre. Tasty enough, but hardly any sugar coated, chrusos was floppy, and the toffe sauce left alot to be desired. Id recommend going for a nutella style sauce in future, or at least add it as an option.

Overall placed is worth 3/5 stars. Has got some great menu items, but naturally with a larger menu some items...

A chilled south American themed chilled slider bar which must be on your visit list.

I came here off the back of a recommendation and I'm so pleased that I did. The atmosphere is really chilled with a mixture of soul and soft American rock music playing in the back ground. The six tables are spaced well, with a bar at the rear sporting a top shelf of rum, gin and whiskey. The menu is geared towards a selection Sliders which are about 3" in diameter, there are also other plates available. I have quite a big appetite so went for three sliders and a side of chips which is enough to leave me feeling full, two would have been fine but hey. I love the idea of the sliders, I was able to have three completely different burgers: Beef with cheese and pickle, butter chicken and duck. One of the things that I also enjoyed was a huge array of hot sauces available on the bar, a real treasure trove for hot sauce lovers. Now, back to that top shelf, as Al Green starts playing, the Dead Man's Fingers rum looks...