TERMS OF USE
Last Updated: 21.05.2026
Welcome to Plan B
By using this website, you agree to these Terms of Use.
Nothing scary. Just the usual “please don’t break things” rules.
1. Website Information
We try to keep everything accurate and up to date.
But occasionally:
- Menus change
- Specials disappear
- Prices move
- Burgers evolve
- Humans make mistakes
We reserve the right to update website content at any time without notice.
2. Bookings & Enquiries
Submitting a booking form does not automatically guarantee a booking.
We’ll absolutely receive it, but if you really want to lock in a table (and avoid disappointment), calling us is usually the safer bet.
We’re often busy making burgers and pulling beers.
3. Promotions & Offers
Offers, promotions, giveaways and specials are subject to availability and may change or disappear without notice.
Yes, even the really good ones.
4. Job Applications
Submitting a job application does not guarantee employment or an interview.
We appreciate everyone who applies, but sadly we cannot hire every legend who sends through a CV.
5. Intellectual Property
Everything on this website including branding, logos, copy, graphics and imagery belongs to Plan B unless otherwise stated.
Please don’t steal our stuff.
Inspired by it? Great.
Copy and paste it? Less great.
6. Third-Party Content
We may include third-party services, links or embedded content (including Spotify playlists and social platforms).
We’re not responsible for third-party websites, content or privacy practices.
Internet at your own risk.
7. Website Availability
We do our best to keep the website running smoothly.
Occasionally technology has other ideas.
We can’t guarantee uninterrupted access at all times.
8. Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Plan B is not responsible for losses or inconvenience arising from use of this website.
We sell burgers and beers, not guarantees.
9. Updates to These Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time.
By continuing to use the website, you accept any updates.
10. Contact
Questions?
Reach out through the contact details on the website.
This feels much more Plan B while still being something a lawyer probably wouldn’t hate. The humour is there, but it’s not trying too hard or undermining the legal intent.