Double Burger at The Hole in the Wall, Spalding

If you’re looking for a seriously satisfying burger in Spalding, the Double Burger at The Hole in the Wall is one to put on your list.

Served in a toasted brioche-style bun and stacked with two generous beef burger patties, melted cheese and fresh salad, this is a proper hearty pub burger. It comes with a portion of golden chips and a dipping sauce on the side, making it a great choice when you’re looking for a filling lunch or evening meal in Spalding.

A Proper Double Burger in Spalding

Sometimes you just want a burger that delivers. With two beef patties layered together with cheese and fresh salad, our Double Burger is made for anyone with a serious appetite.

The combination of juicy beef, melted cheese, crisp salad and a soft toasted bun makes this a classic pub favourite, while the generous portion of chips completes the meal.

Whether you're meeting friends for lunch, heading out for an evening meal or simply looking for good pub food in Spalding, The Hole in the Wall offers a relaxed setting right in the heart of town.

Great Pub Food in the Heart of Spalding

The Hole in the Wall is a popular local pub on Francis Street, Spalding, offering a relaxed atmosphere alongside a menu of hearty pub food.

Our food is ideal for a casual lunch, an evening meal with friends or a relaxed get-together with family. From burgers and other pub favourites to drinks and regular entertainment, there's always a reason to visit.

If you're searching online for a pub in Spalding, somewhere to eat in Spalding or the best pub food near you, The Hole in the Wall is well worth a visit.

Looking for a Burger in Spalding?

If a loaded Double Burger, golden chips and a cold drink sounds like your idea of a good meal, come and visit us at The Hole in the Wall.

You'll find us at:

The Hole in the Wall
9 Francis Street
Spalding
PE11 1AT

Come along for good food, a relaxed pub atmosphere and a proper meal in the centre of Spalding.

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