Plymouth has been named as one of the best places in the country to get so-called &apos;drunk food&apos;.
And while The Herald encourages responsible drinking at all times, we also like to be helpful.
Kebabs, pizzas, cheeseburgers and even foot-long baguettes - you can get it all in this city after dark.
And while these popular night-time eateries are unlikely to be winning Michelin stars anytime soon, they all come highly recommended by hungry revellers.
Two of them were even named on a list of the nation&apos;s top &apos;drunk food&apos; venues.
BuzzFeed asked its readers to send in their favourite places to eat after they&apos;ve had a tipple or two.
And beating other fast food independents across the country was Goodbody&apos;s in Mutley , nominated by Plymouth University students.
Snatching up seventh place was Jake&apos;s Cafe, a prime stop-off for club-goers after a night out on North Hill.
Other locations on the list included Bristol, Warwick, Hull and Cambridge.
So with all that in our very clear minds, here are 11 of the city&apos;s best late-night snack spots - in no particular order.
A staple of North Hill, this van is estimated to sell five zillion cheeseburgers a year, twelve of which revellers remember eating.
This Plymouth institution, on Mutley Plain , is open 24 hours a day - so you can get a fry-up on your way home from Cuba if you&apos;ve already forgotten about the cheeseburger you just bought from the North Hill burger van.
Perfect for all your post-Jesters needs, this fine Union Street establishment has been serving up delights for a quarter of a century.
Oh, and the generous owner loves Plymouth so much he is currently giving all his profits to charity - so your shrapnel is going to a good home.
Almost as popular as its North Hill rival at weekends, this vehicle has served the hungry masses on the corner of Union Street and Derry&apos;s Cross for, well, ages.
Disclaimer: It can be found in various locations, of which this is just one.
Now with an in-store Subway thrown in for good measure, there&apos;s usually a warmish pasty or two which have been sitting there for an unstated length of time on offer - or crisps and chocolate bars if you&apos;d prefer.
You stumble out of Pryzm in the wee hours, see the big Pizza Hut sign and realise with a deep sense of sadness that it&apos;s closed.
Luckily for you, this is just around the corner and it sells cheeseburgers.
Widely regarded as one of the most popular drunk food delights in the city, generations of Plymouth students leave the city with fond-but-hazy memories of queuing up for 45 minutes in the rain to get in here at 3am.
Another student hotspot, this Ebrington Street pizza shop does exactly what it says on the tin - and you can ring up them from the Bread & Roses, place your order and nip over the road to collect it 10 minutes later.
The chap who runs this has probably seen some sights - and we&apos;re not talking about rail users or Tower Cabs staff.
He also knows how to serve a mean cheeseburger, perfect for the walk home you chose to brave without picking up a takeaway first.
True to its name, this Notte Street eaterie is a smash hit with revellers pouring out of Annabel&apos;s and the Barbican pubs and clubs.
Kebabs, burgers, chicken, chips and pizzas spilling over with cheese: all these things are your friend and this North Hill takeaway will help you meet them in readiness for the unsteady walk home.