Burger King

This particular Burger King has been in this location since I was a child. In fact I remember when this location used to house a Wimpy, but I don’t remember ever actually eating in it then. So I can say with some authority that it’s barely changed except now that it seems to have far less foot traffic due to the construction works on the shopping centre than ever before.
The food is the same reheated burgers as other Burger Kings and actually the staff were pretty good on this visit. It’s just that the décor is kinda bland really — although this is an honest to god funny story on this trip. So we’re eating and there’s no music playing, but presumably someone must have turned on the radio as all of a suddenly there’s an advert talking about McMuffins.
Yes. I got to listen to a McDonalds advert in a Burger King. That’s just classy.
There’s better Burger Kings than this, as sadly there just isn’t an ambience at all. I was very much reminded of That Burger’s décor when it was open in Watford as that was done on a very tight budget and was rather «no frills» with white painted walls etc. Sure the McDonald’s colour scheme is god awful, but it at least looks a bit modern. However, at least this Burger King doesn’t have a hole in a wall covered but a bit of sheet metal like the one in West Drayton used to. So there’s that.
I just hope that this restaurant gets an overhaul in time for the reopening on this side of the Pavilions later in the year as it needs it.