What's your favorite restaurant chain?
I miss Fuddruckers and doubt anything will ever fill that hole in my heart.
I miss Fuddruckers and doubt anything will ever fill that hole in my heart.
It would probably be Cane’s, because I eat there a fair amount and it’s like B-tier fried chicken for an okay price. If we wanna go international, then it’s Kyochon. It’s a Korean Fried Chicken chain with 1 location in America and a bunch in Korea
Second would either be McDonalds or Dairy Queen for their McFlurry/blizzard or their super artificial ice cream. Honestly, I know there is better ice cream, but I have an Anton Ego flashback (from Ratatouille) whenever I take a bite/lick of ice cream and am reminded of the trips I took with my mom when we walked over to Dairy Queen together
I go to canes for their toast but their chicken is also very good. Honestly I like thier chicken more than any other place other than Chick-fil-A.
The McDonalds near me hasn’t had ice cream in a year. I reported them to corporate and they had ice cream again for like two weeks until they claimed their machine was broke again
Cane's! Maybe it's just nostalgia for me, but in College (OSU) went to Cane's far too often on High Street.
The chicken is way better than other fast food places, fries are a carrier for the sauce and the toast is pretty good.
The chipotle/Qdoba near me has gone way too downhill in the past few years for me. The burritos used to be huge, now they're the size of a small potato. Also 50% of the time they mess up my order and I don't realize until I get home and open it up.
There's still some around, but not nearly as many as there were. The one local to me closed and the nearest remaining one is like 20 miles away.
Chain?
I mean, sure the top restaurants on my list aren't chains, but if we're gonna restrict it, I'll say Macdonald's. It saved my ass at 2am once while traveling, that's worth a lot.
McD is just there for you when you need it, and you know what to expect. I end up there way more than I should due to my work taking me on the roads, after a while you learn to game the menu a bit and order just enough that you've eaten, without indulging.
In my country the other options when on the road are gas stations which aren't more nutritive nor cheaper, or snack-bars with deep fried stuff.
The best is if I can hit it before 11am then I can get the breakfast things which are a good portion and cheaper than the lunch options.
I miss Quiznos.
I don't know if they are completely out of business, but they sure as shit don't operate anywhere within 100 miles of where I live anymore.
Their ribeye steakhouse sub was the best fucking thing ever.
Literally the only chain I would recommend. Everything else I love is mom&pop local dives and taco trucks.
Boston Market still exists.
Back in the day I used to love Kenny Rogers Roasters. Their chicken was beyond next level. But that chain lasted for like five minutes.
The chicken is amazing, but there are issues with the original owner and a contentious lawsuit. :(
https://seattlerefined.com/eat-drink/pickin-chicken-ezells-vs-heaven-sent
Heaven Sent might be better, but they also aren't down here in Oregon yet. :)
I recently went into one for the first time in a long while and I struggled to find something on the menu that was adjacent to healthy. Granted, what I chose ended up being pretty tasty. I remember it fondly from my childhood for the checker boards and the jumpy table game, not so much for the food options.
tja, jeg fik en BBQ grisefilet her den anden dag. Den var godt nok god. Vil være ærlig at sige at jeg ikke prøver så meget forskelligt heller
Det er ikke bøf! :)
Mit go-to er en ribeye. I min erfaring her i danmark er det typisk alt for tynd.
Ribeye er heller ikke dårligt! Jeg elsker mine bøffer, men kan godt lide at veksle det lidt med andet (i dette tilfælde, grisefilet, det var bare specifikt på jensens bøfhus😅)
Tbh, the only chain I eat at is a local chain that would tell anyone that recognizes the name more or less where I live. They make really good burgers
They made a funny joke about them in the movie Idiocracy, they thought they'd be around forever; Evolution of Fuddruckers
I think they closed many of their locations, so for some people it gives the illusion they do not exist.
There is still one where I am. It's on the edge of an outdoor mall near a movie theater. Placement wise it's probably about as good as you can get.
Jason's Deli has yet to disappoint me. It is not high-end cuisine, but they serve good food with consistent quality. They also have enough variety that almost anyone can find something.
If we're talking cheaper food but still pretty good quality, I'm going with Perkins.
My brother has told stories of other people he knows and have worked with (around his age) kinda equating and thinking of Perkins as more of an elderly people restaurant, which I could see.
Ruth's Chris. Best ribeye I've ever had at a chain restaurant. Also the most expensive. It's the only restaurant ribeye that has never disappointed me.