Five Guys Burgers and Fries Derby

You know the drill with Five Guys by now – proper beef patties cooked fresh, chips cut from actual potatoes in the back, and enough toppings to build a small tower. The Derbion branch delivers exactly what you'd expect from this American import, albeit at prices that'll make your wallet wince slightly. The bacon cheeseburger runs about £11, but you're getting two beef patties as standard and they're genuinely generous with everything else. The queue moves quickly enough, and watching them flip burgers on the griddle while a massive bag of peanuts sits waiting for you beats most shopping centre food experiences. Those chips – thick-cut and fried in peanut oil – come in portions that could feed a small family, which softens the blow of spending £20 on what's essentially a burger meal. It's reliably good rather than groundbreaking, but sometimes that's exactly what you need when you're battling the Derbion crowds.