In the UK it's mainly Burger King, KFC and maccie Ds. You can buy prepackaged sandwiches in most supermarkets; there are plenty of coffee bars like Costa Coffee (an english one I think), Starbucks, Coffee Republic. Most people eat sandwiches and crisps (salt and vinegar are my favourites) for lunch here. Late night food (post pubbing and clubbing) is usually cooked by turks who own all the late night kebab shops - doner and shish kebabs, garlic bread, chips. One very popular dish is "cheesy chips in bread" - basically chips with melted cheese wrapped in a pitta bread and then coated with garlic mayonnaise. Yum, can't be beaten especially in my local turkish place where they make their own flatbread for it. You can either sit on a bench seat by the fruit machines, at a plastic covered dirty table or just take it away and eat it in the street. Most kebab shops sell pretty much the same menu, beefburgers, chickenburgers, kebabs, pizzas (thick crust laden with cheese), garlic bread, hummus adn taramasalata (nobody ever orders it) and chips - cheesey or in bread or just plain. Everything comes with mayonnaise, garlic mayonnaise, ketchup, salt and vinegar. Most people also have loads of pickled chillies in their kebabs - which consist of "lamb" sliced off a huge, reformed cone of meat which is cooked over a brazier - again and again. It's then packed into a large pitta bread. If you are thinking that this all sounds very yummy, be aware that it is made with the most disgusting, fat filled excuse for meat possible and that eating these late night snacks leaves you with a very unpleasant fatty residue and makes you stink of oil - it's disgusting food unless you go to a really good place (of which there are few) Also popular are Indian and Chinese takeaways, though a very anglicised version. Think sweet and sour king prawn balls in batter, chicken tikka masala. Fish and chips is popular, but that's not really something you would grab on the run. Pizza is also popular, but again, something you would go into a restaurant for.