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Rollover, 'The best hot dog in the World'!
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Cineworld in Silverburn. The rollover hot dogs are disgusting. You take them out of the wrapper and the rolls already soggy, its vile. If you go the odeon cinema you get a hot dog in a dry, fresh hot dog bun and the quality of the hot dog is far superior. Very disappointing.
I have tried to buy something from you several times in the last week and each time it was empty and there was nothing to buy I am talking about Rushden on John Clarke way I have tried in the morning and afternoon on the way home Bad service
Very poor beef burger purchased from L A Garden centre. Thin burger sandwiched in a dry bun. No lettuce, tomato, pickles, mustard of sauce. Dry and uninspiring and wouldn’t buy again!
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