Burgers in the entry price - panackelty on the menu

Evenings out in Sunderland meant a late-night snack back in the day.

But what was your favourite meal? Did you get chicken in a basket at a nightclub bar food section, or maybe popped to the burger van on the way home?

Let's have a look at some of the options.

A night out at Genevieve's meant a trip to the burger van at the bottom of the walkway for some people.

Chambers offered a more sophisticated choice when it first opened in October 1987, in Hutchinson’s Buildings.

It had a continental-style brasserie open until 2am and serving everything from pasta to panackelty.

Chicken in a basket or a burger? Choice is yours

How about Annabel. This picture comes from 1983 and we shared it in the Echo in 2017.

Readers told us that a trip to Annabels was often followed by a visit to Harveys. Who remembers the Harvey Burger and chips?

Oh, and the sweetcorn relish.

The Old Vestry, and 5th Avenue as it was once known had a great deal on back in the day.

You could get chicken and chips - or a burger - in a basket, which was included in the entry price.

It had a downstairs bar with a half of lager costing you 50 pence. Remember it?

What did you love for a late-night snack after an evening of partying - and where did you get it?