Restaurants with greasy food?

Is anybody know, how do British call the restaurants in which they serve very greasy food?

and

How do British call their fast food restaurants with fish and chips?

My regards!

Servus

I think you're looking for the expression 'greasy spoon' but maybe I've got another think coming.

Yes, but it's not exactly greasy spoon. I want to know how do British call restaurants like McDonald- I suppose it can be Burger Bar, but I'm not sure.
The second thing I wanna know is how they call restaurants with greasy food, could it also be Burger Bar? What are your ideas about that?

>call restaurants like McDonald-

I just called them 'fast-food joints'

BTW greasy=tłusty w sensie zatłuszczony/przetłuszczony
tłuste jedzenie=fatty food.

>BTW greasy=tłusty w sensie zatłuszczony/przetłuszczony
>tłuste jedzenie=fatty food.

greasy food is perfectly OK

Uhh, grotty :D:P

OK, I haven't checked it up properly, but the most common version I've heard is "fatty food"...

1.very greasy foods is usually served in 'greasy spoon' cafs.
For Mac's etc - 'fast foods retail outlets' or fast-foods.
2. Fish and chip shops are usually referred to as 'the chippy' as in 'nip out to the chippy for our tea'.

1.very greasy foods are usually served in 'greasy spoon' cafs.
For Mac's etc - 'fast foods retail outlets' or fast-foods.
2. Fish and chip shops are usually referred to as 'the chippy' as in 'nip out to the chippy for our tea'.