And the milkshakes WOW! Will be back very soon.'Īn opening date for the Cheadle branch has not yet been confirmed. First time ordering tonight, easy to order, good price and food was excellent. I recommend to everyone! I would like to come back here again and again.'Īnother added: 'Ordered a takeaway smashed Royal Burger which was incredible, juicy, tasty, perfect and a banana milkshake which was gorgeous! Won't hesitate to come back! Just what I was after.'Īnd a third added: 'Absolutely amazing burgers and milkshakes. Shop is always great to get back to you if an item was forgotten. One reviewer said: 'This cosy takeaway has left the best impressions! Hospitable hosts, delicious dishes, beautiful presentation, and wonderful dessert. Timmy scores an impressive 4.6 on Google reviews with diners comparing the burgers to those sold by American fast food chain, Five Guys.

READ: Inside doomed Hanley Wilko as flagship store shuts today Now StokeonTrentLive readers want to see it replaced with Home Bargains, B&Q or Pak Foods READ: 26 pictures show what shopping looked like in Hanley 25 years ago Some high street stalwarts remain but many of the shops in these pictures have disappeared altogether There is also a selection of sweet treats such as Biscoff, Oreo, Aero mint and Nutella doughnut boxes, as well as cookie dough, milkshakes and cheesecake. Prices start from around £6.20 and go up to £7.10.Īs well as serving an array of burgers, Timmys also offers kebabs, pizzas and loaded fries. Over time, Five Guys (affectionately named. These simple but tasty burgers won the hearts of the locals, and in 2003, the couple decided to expand the business into a national franchise. Jerry and Janie Murrell started up a family-owned local burger joint for residents in Virginia in 1986. Specialties: Your nearby Five Guys at 45-A Merrick Road in Amityville is ready to offer you a classic take on burgers, hot dogs, fries, milkshakes and more. Since launching, Timmys has built up a reputation for its 'smashed burgers' which include two or three patties sandwiched between a brioche bun with a choice of other toppings such as mac n cheese, cheetos, onion rings and bacon. Believe it or not, that's exactly how Five Guys started. These include lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, fresh onions, jalapenos, green peppers, ketchup, mayo, mustard, relish, BBQ sauce, hot sauce and A.1. It will be taking on the unit previously occupied by Moorlands Fast Food in Moorlands Walk, just off the High Street. The Five Guys hamburger is made up of two patties in a toasted bun with the customers choice of (totally free) toppings. Now the expanding business is set to launch in Cheadle with more sites planned in the future. Timmys already has branches in Stafford and Cannock. A burger chain that fans say 'rivals Five Guys' is to open its first takeaway in North Staffordshire.

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