Citispace Bar

Originally launched as Funky Kitchen and promising American, Italian and Hungarian food, it had re-opened as Citispace Bar by the time I ate here, giving it the same branding as the apartment block that it is part of.

Our first visit was a bit of a non-starter, as the two dishes Elina fancied both had onions in, and we were told everything else did too, so I came back a week later by myself and ordered the burger and chips. I then took a seat on the large leather sofas, though there were plenty of cafe style table, and chairs to choose from as well.

To my mind, the burger tasted rather soft, and I would have preferred a denser bread too - my teeth sank through the whole thing a little too easily. The chips were not to my taste either, though they did improve a little after I applied copious amounts of the supplied chip spice.

Certainly not a meal I would describe as having enjoyed. However, I did get a burger, some chips and a J2O for £4.25, so I cannot be too disappointed.