Annie's Burger Shack Concerts

Annie's Burger shack has been a place I've visited only a handful of times and the experience always seems to differ between good and... Meh. On the day we visited, we were quickly seated and our order for drinks was taken. My partner had ordered a milkshake as she was intrigued by their Reese's one with getting myself a root beer. Once the order for the milkshake was taken, the server approached the kitchen window which was right behind us and asked them if they could make the milkshake for her which received the response of them stating 'they couldn't be bothered' but they'd do it for her. My root beer came promptly and the milkshake took some time to arrive, probably 10 minutes before the food itself and for £10 was underwhelming. The Reese's peanut butter taste was barely present and it merely came across as a glorified vanilla milkshake. When ordering our food, the server asked me which type of fries I'd like and whilst attempting to locate them on the menu, I asked her 'what are the options?', rather than tell them to me, she moved the menu to the appropriate page and pointed to them, declaring that 'they are listed here' in a snappy tone. Once our food arrived the fries were hot and crispy and the burgers stacked high. The burgers during this visit felt a little overcooked compared to previous visits and a little dry unfortunately. I added a side of Frank's and beans which has decreased In quality since the last time I had them, with a few pieces of sausage and clearly microwaved beans. It's unfortunate this visit was not as good in comparison to previous visits. I would recommend Annie's Burger Shack for their variety, atmosphere and selection... Visiting results may vary.

What a great place to drop in to after a hard day shopping in Notts. The food was lovely, fresh, and tasty. One little thing, my burger could have been a little hotter and melted the cheese as it felt a little cold. But overall chips and onion rings spot on, and the other meals were perfect. The drinks were spot on homemade lemonade, and will return soon.

A great place for burgers. There's 30+ different burger options, plus a couple of different hotdogs to choose from, so you'll probably find something you haven't tried before. We've had both beef and chicken burgers from here before, and they've been delicious. They had a good range of beers as well, with craft beers from Brixton, Camden and Goose Island, plus several lager options. The milkshakes are also quite special, with the option to add alcohol to it to add another flavour (we tried the Nutella chocolate milkshake which Cointreau is added to).

This place was a great find, the food was great, plenty of choice with both food and drinks. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Reasonably priced too. Would recommend you try the Frickles, not for everyone but we loved them Will definitely be visiting when we are next in Nottingham

Not been to Annie's for a long time, the last time we went it was absolutely buzzing and there was a great atmosphere. This time the place wasn't that busy so the atmosphere just wasn't there for me. That said the food was great, my burger (pictured) with the pulled pork was very nice and well cooked, I chose the Cajun wedges to accompany, they were huge, I was expecting them to be a little hard in the centre judging their size, but no, they were lovely and fluffy in the centre and just right in the spice. I thought the price was a tad high considering there was no slight side order of salad or onion ring, but it was very tasty. Would I go back? Yes it is likely that I would go back for a special occasion like a birthday treat but with a spend of over £26 for a burger and 2 pints I won't be a regular, sorry