| Table and chairs for children | Dr. Pepper | Fanta avaiable | |
| Domino's Pizza - Derry-Londonderry - Cityside | N/A | Yes | N/A |
| KFC | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Busty's Burger Bar | N/A | N/A | No |
| Good To Go | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Wheelers | No | N/A | N/A |
Legendary hospitality in the burger bars from Londonderry is very famous. We have become busy buying fast food, in part so they can have meat or eggs, or in part so they can get drunk and go out and buy a cheap beer.
The effect is that Londonderry fast food shops are no longer family driven establishments but are instead part of a system that is now dominated by multinational corporations and the government. The supermarkets that have moved into Londonderry are also taking up this niche market.
There are no real supermarkets in town and you are forced to get your own food from the supermarket for the most part because they don't have the capacity. For example, a food bank has been established for people in Londonderry that will help out on weekends in case of disaster. The local council has put in place a new scheme to improve the quality of the food that is produced as these people and their families need a fast way to eat their lunch (as is not available in town).
The people of Londonderry love fast food and enjoy its success. But there are also problems that need to be confronted. The people of Londonderry are still struggling to live without a strong economy. If a recession occurs there is only the government that can provide the necessary stimulus for a recovery and if the people feel that it is too late to save up for next month then they will go without food and drink until the next month.
If they feel they can't afford food for the next few days then it is only natural that they will take to illegal drugs and drink hard drugs. If the economy did not go down to zero then people would start to use alcohol and drugs on a greater scale. People are already using heroin and crack but it is not the drug of choice for them in Londonderry and that is why it is being imported in larger numbers.
A lot of people live in isolation here.
They live in shacks, have a house of just one room with one toilet and have no access no expensive restaurant and they will choose fast food for sure. This is how they live and you need to accept that.
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As an architect, I'm constantly on the go and don't have much time to spare for long meals. That's where fast food joints like Wheelers come in handy. Located at 155 Strand Rd, Londonderry BT48 7PR, United Kingdom, this place has been my go-to spot for quick and delicious bites.
During my latest visit, I was pleasantly surprised by the friendly staff working there. They looked smart in their uniforms and greeted me with a smile. Their behavior was impeccable - they were efficient, courteous and seemed genuinely happy to be serving customers. It's refreshing to see such a positive attitude these days!
The food itself did not disappoint either. I ordered a classic burger and fries, and the aroma wafting from the kitchen made my mouth water. The patty was juicy and perfectly seasoned, while the bun was fresh and fluffy. The fries were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside - just the way I like them.
What really sets Wheelers apart is their commitment to using high-quality ingredients. You can taste the difference in every bite, which is why I keep coming back here. The portions are generous too, so you get your money's worth.
Overall, my experience at Wheelers was excellent. From the friendly staff to the delicious food, everything exceeded my expectations. If you're ever in Londonderry and looking for a quick and satisfying meal, I highly recommend giving this place a try!
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As a horror enthusiast, I often crave for something sinister and unsettling in my everyday life. And Busty's Burger Bar in Londonderry certainly delivers just that. The staff working here are not your average cheerful fast food crew. Instead, they move with an eerie grace, their eyes fixed on me as if they can see through my soul. Their skin is pale and translucent, almost like they've been drained of all life force. And yet, they serve up some of the most delicious burgers I've ever tasted. My journey to Busty's Burger Bar began at the notorious Tower Museum in Londonderry, where whispers of strange occurrences and unsolved murders still linger. As I walked down the deserted streets, I couldn't shake off the feeling that something sinister was lurking around every corner. The wind howled through the empty alleyways, causing my heart to race. But finally, after what seemed like an eternity, I saw the neon sign of Busty's Burger Bar flickering in the distance. And oh, the horror that awaited me inside! The air was thick with the scent of decay and rot, and the walls were smeared with blood-red paint. But still, I couldn't resist the allure of those tantalizing burgers. As I sank my teeth into one, I swear I heard a faint whisper in my ear: "Join us, Willow. Become part of our twisted family. And I can't help but wonder. I ever leave Busty's Burger Bar alive? Only time will tell. Today's news has been especially chilling. Reports of missing persons and gruesome murders have sent shivers down my spine. But at least I know where to go for a quick fix of terror - Busty's Burger Bar, the ultimate destination for horror aficionados like me.
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