This is the perfect place for enjoying a choice of 'Fatburgers', all American Breakfasts, Omelettes and delicious Sandwiches in the stereotypical American Diner setting from the 1940s!
For those with a sweet tooth you can try an assortment of pies and sundaes, thick milkshakes, smoothies and yogurt shakes. Service is always with a smile!
Fatboy's Diner
American Restaurant in Canary Wharf
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7 / 10 from 1 review
Address
Trinity Buoy Wharf
64 Orchard Place
Canary Wharf
London
E14 OJW
Trinity Buoy Wharf
64 Orchard Place
Canary Wharf
London
E14 OJW
Telephone
020 7987 4334
020 7987 4334
Cuisine
American
American
Region
Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf
Nearest Station
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All In London Review
Prices are cheap and portions large in 40s America!
It is only a mobile diner, so don’t expect roller skating waitresses and swing dancing because actually the authenticity is in the fact that it keeps it simple to the truth- no alcohol, early closing and seats bolted to the floor against the counter. There are a few booths but there’s probably only space for about thirty people in amongst the Pepsi-Cola signs, varsity tat and framed rock ‘n’ roll history on the walls. But, people like to pretend and what better era to try and recreate than post war USA- here, there may be few who match the décor sartorially and the staff don’t seem to make much effort but I’m sure everyone has a little daydream when they stop by, which makes it all worthwhile.
The food’s nothing on an up-market burger bar but then prices are cheap and portions large and it’s worth coming for the names on the menu alone, as well as the Fifties slang education that comes with every order. Get a Hillbilly burger along with Fat chilli fries before applying the following: The Jones Boys (salt and pepper) and Red and Yellow Paint (ketchup and mustard). Now go find an American and impress them with your awesome new vocabulary.
Reviewed by T.A.O
Published on May 11, 2011
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