A food delivery app has revealed the ten most popular takeaway orders in Southampton, as a beloved burger bar takes top spot.
The Echo asked Deliveroo which eateries were making locals drool the most, and over the past three months, residents could not keep away from 7Bone on Bedford Place.
The burger restaurant's "Dirty Meal Deal" is the most popular takeaway order in Southampton, a bundle that gives users a choice of burger, "dirty" side and soft drink.
The second choice was Mexigo's shredded beef burrito in grande size, while third place was Sultan's gyros meal for two.
When broken down by borough, Kebab Centre's basic donner kebab was most popular in the east of the city, while Jalalabad Balti House's chicken korma and Mike's Chippy's fish and chips were top of the pile in Chandlers Ford and Eastleigh respectively.
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The delivery app also noted that the most popular time of day to order was 7pm.
Burga's signature Burga King sandwich came in fifth, with Coriander Lounge's plain poppodum and chutneys sitting in sixth.
Chicken dominated the last four spaces as Indos Piri Piri's chicken wrap was in seventh.
Eight, ninth and tenth were Top Chef's chicken chow main, Miss Pita's chicken gyros pita and Nathan's Famous' five piece chicken tenders respectively.
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Burger shop 7Bone coming out in first is not the only time the Southampton foodie institution has been recognised this year.
The dry aged beef burger, topped with bacon, cheese, shredded iceberg lettuce, pickles and dirty spread was one of 16 nominated for the award.
Deliveroo also released some data about coffee orders across the city.
Lattes were out in first as most popular over the last three months.
Caramel and gingerbread lattes were not far behind in second and third.
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