BaBa.Q is a chain of “caffé & barbecue
restaurants” in Greece. It serves upscale burgers with mostly US names, but
also has several Greek variations. It offers a broad variety of dishes: burgers,
hotdogs, chicken dishes/sandwiches, salads, and even some pastas.
I get the Piri Piri Nuggets (€3.80), which are two
sticks with small pieces of deep fried chicken, served with fries and a dipping
sauce. The nuggets are crunchy, but the consistency of the “meat” is even more
suspect than in the case of McNuggets. The sauce is more Asian sweet and sour
than African Piri Piri. The fries are standard fast food fries, but have some
US-style dusting.
I also get the BBQLuxe (€2.50), a burger with
bacon, tomato, mayo, and 1000 Island dressing (I get it without the Parmesan). The
burger is well presented, but the meat has a soft texture; allegedly it’s fresh,
but it certainly is not 100% beef. The 1000 Island sauce gives the burger a bit
fresher taste.
VERDICT: 82/100
Not bad upscale fast food burger place where most dishes are individually
prepared for you.
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