Best & Worst fast food places
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Canes chicken? Or is there another Canes restaurant I have not heard of? If we're talking about the Canes Chicken, personally the chicken was too soft, and might I add a little soggy, their meal prices we're a bit up there too.
Raisin' Canes. IDK what canes you're referring to so it might be the same
That is the place, I was unsure of the proper name, I've only been one time, I went there with a group of friends.
This thread might have the most disgusting answers I've ever seen on MCM.
Chickfila and In&out are both god tier, nothing beats them, canes is damn close, Subway is also very close, you must be ordering the wrong thing, because if you've ever had one of their super meatball subs or whatever they call it with the amazing bread then you'd put it in the top slot. Little Ceasars is such a disgrace to all mankind that it shouldn't even be included on this list.
-An overweight guy who eats way too much food
Chickfila and In&out are both god tier, nothing beats them, canes is damn close, Subway is also very close, you must be ordering the wrong thing, because if you've ever had one of their super meatball subs or whatever they call it with the amazing bread then you'd put it in the top slot. Little Ceasars is such a disgrace to all mankind that it shouldn't even be included on this list.
-An overweight guy who eats way too much food
I live in New Jersey man
Subway went to shit in our state and everytime I walk in there I get hair and shit in my food and my sandwich looks weird. Prefer getting them from wawa (anyone who lives in philly/ south nj knows what that it)
Never had canes or in n out
Little ceasers is only good cuz it’s mad cheap. Still not my cup of tea
You must have a weak stomach :rofl: Shit slaps
I've lived in Chicago, Austin, and Tennessee. This list is as accurate as I can remember.I also add a few restaurants that are somewhat hard to find, because they're THAT GOOD. (p.s, if you want to ask what the food is like at any of the restaurants, feel free to. also if you EVER go to Illinois, Arizona, etc. where Portillos is available, get it. You will not regret it. Best hot dogs in the world, best fries in the world [double p.s, get the fries with cheese sauce], best ribs in the world, some of the best burgers as well.)
S Tier:
Long John Silver's, if you live in the right place, is amazing. Here in Tennessee, it tastes like greasy mush, but back in Texas and Chicago, they had amazing fish, hushpuppies, etc.
In N' Out. Hoo-wee. Top notch burgers, pretty good fries (although people say they're too salty, personally I think the saltiness is fine but more potato would be better). The neapolitan shakes there are amazing too, they aren't even on the menu but every INO serves them.
PERSONAL FAVORITE: Portillos. HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Best food in the US, hands down. Read my P.S for more details.
Hat Creek, as far as I know, is only in Texas. However, the food there is great. They have some interesting chicken nuggets; not like a normal fast food restaurant, they're cut into triangles and have somewhat rare spices added to them.
Fados is an irish pub. Relax with a root beer, potatoes and curry, and some top notch fish and chips. Like, seriously, best curry as well as fish and chips I've ever had.
A Tier:
Jimmy Johns and Jersey Mikes. Both very similar to be quite honest, other than the bread. I always get the Italian sandwiches with salami, capicola, ham, provolone, vinaigrette, mayonnaise, and lettuce.
Wendys probably has the best fries in mainstream chain fast food (MCDs, BK, etc). They're great. Also, they're bringing back the spicy chicken nuggets, which were my favorite food from Wendy's, so that's nice as well. They got good burgers/chicken sandwiches too, though my personal favorite are the spicy chicken wraps.
Ayy, Panera. Been eating this for probably a decade now. Baked potato soup, broccoli cheddar soup, clam chowder, turkey chili, mac and cheese. No matter what, Panera never fails to amaze with their soups (except for their asian noodle soups; very bland broth and bad noodles). Love their sandwiches (I suggest the Italian one), pasta (I suggest chicken tortellini alfredo), and pastries (I suggest the cobblestone) as well.
B Tier:
Boston Market. I'm including Einstein Bros Bagels with them as well, since I've always seen them together. Boston Market has some pretty good macaroni salad and mac and cheese. Einstein Bros has good plain bagels, good potato salad, and a really good fish bagel (don't remember the name, it has fish and capers and all, very yummo)
Mmm, BK. Chicken fries are pretty good, and of course I like the Whopper. I haven't had anything other than the Whopper, fries, and chicken fries, though, so I can't say anything about the rest of the menu.
Chipotle isn't bad, and I've always liked it, but it's repetitive.
My family's favorite restaurant is probably Popeye's. My favorite food from there was their limited time ghost pepper chicken wings. Yum. Otherwise, it's somewhat mediocre in terms of chicken, but there's very good mashed potatoes, corn, mac, etc.
Raising Canes is good, but there's nothing special about it, really.
Steak and Shake has C-quality food, but S-quality shakes. Therefore, I put it at B.
Auntie Annes has good pretzels, but also only pretzels. They're very salty, as well.
Jack In The Box has great breakfast sandwiches and fries, but their burgers and normal sandwiches are garbage. + their drinks make me sick.
Arby's... just not my type. My dad likes it a lot, though. I prefer their fries, but it would definitely not be my first pick for food. Or the second, third, fourth, or fifth.
Chick-Fil-A is possibly the most overrated restaurant ever. Yes, they have good service, and their sandwiches are good, although too heavily fried for me. The fries need a tad more salt and frying, in my opinion. Everything else is meediocre
S Tier:
Long John Silver's, if you live in the right place, is amazing. Here in Tennessee, it tastes like greasy mush, but back in Texas and Chicago, they had amazing fish, hushpuppies, etc.
In N' Out. Hoo-wee. Top notch burgers, pretty good fries (although people say they're too salty, personally I think the saltiness is fine but more potato would be better). The neapolitan shakes there are amazing too, they aren't even on the menu but every INO serves them.
PERSONAL FAVORITE: Portillos. HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Best food in the US, hands down. Read my P.S for more details.
Hat Creek, as far as I know, is only in Texas. However, the food there is great. They have some interesting chicken nuggets; not like a normal fast food restaurant, they're cut into triangles and have somewhat rare spices added to them.
Fados is an irish pub. Relax with a root beer, potatoes and curry, and some top notch fish and chips. Like, seriously, best curry as well as fish and chips I've ever had.
A Tier:
Jimmy Johns and Jersey Mikes. Both very similar to be quite honest, other than the bread. I always get the Italian sandwiches with salami, capicola, ham, provolone, vinaigrette, mayonnaise, and lettuce.
Wendys probably has the best fries in mainstream chain fast food (MCDs, BK, etc). They're great. Also, they're bringing back the spicy chicken nuggets, which were my favorite food from Wendy's, so that's nice as well. They got good burgers/chicken sandwiches too, though my personal favorite are the spicy chicken wraps.
Ayy, Panera. Been eating this for probably a decade now. Baked potato soup, broccoli cheddar soup, clam chowder, turkey chili, mac and cheese. No matter what, Panera never fails to amaze with their soups (except for their asian noodle soups; very bland broth and bad noodles). Love their sandwiches (I suggest the Italian one), pasta (I suggest chicken tortellini alfredo), and pastries (I suggest the cobblestone) as well.
B Tier:
Boston Market. I'm including Einstein Bros Bagels with them as well, since I've always seen them together. Boston Market has some pretty good macaroni salad and mac and cheese. Einstein Bros has good plain bagels, good potato salad, and a really good fish bagel (don't remember the name, it has fish and capers and all, very yummo)
Mmm, BK. Chicken fries are pretty good, and of course I like the Whopper. I haven't had anything other than the Whopper, fries, and chicken fries, though, so I can't say anything about the rest of the menu.
Chipotle isn't bad, and I've always liked it, but it's repetitive.
My family's favorite restaurant is probably Popeye's. My favorite food from there was their limited time ghost pepper chicken wings. Yum. Otherwise, it's somewhat mediocre in terms of chicken, but there's very good mashed potatoes, corn, mac, etc.
Raising Canes is good, but there's nothing special about it, really.
Steak and Shake has C-quality food, but S-quality shakes. Therefore, I put it at B.
Auntie Annes has good pretzels, but also only pretzels. They're very salty, as well.
Jack In The Box has great breakfast sandwiches and fries, but their burgers and normal sandwiches are garbage. + their drinks make me sick.
Arby's... just not my type. My dad likes it a lot, though. I prefer their fries, but it would definitely not be my first pick for food. Or the second, third, fourth, or fifth.
Chick-Fil-A is possibly the most overrated restaurant ever. Yes, they have good service, and their sandwiches are good, although too heavily fried for me. The fries need a tad more salt and frying, in my opinion. Everything else is meediocre
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Arby’s curly fries and gyros are great imo.
Cappin here....
Everytime I go there I'm consistently pleased by the food and the service. The fries could use some more salt but imo if you wanna eat their fries you just need chick fil a sauce. The shakes, LEMONADE, Cookies
, and other menu items actually hit. Dk if it's a bad oneDoesn't justify a B tier since there's only a couple of select items that most people including me like there. Most of their burgers their suck with a few exception (Whoppers, etc) and other than that it feels like a shittier McD's to me. In comparison I could get a lot of shit other than what I usually order @ Chick Fil A, Chipotle, or Wendys and not be disappointed. That's what makes it an F tier for me. Their chicken fries are okay, I tend to stay away from BK tho because there's a Chick Fil A, Wendys, Jersey Mikes, Chipotle, Five Guys, AND Panera in my town. Easy access to good shit
I have to agree with the first one, but only if you're excluding Chick Fil A, because nothing beats the waffle fries with Chick Fil A sauce. I get wendys consistently and it hits, especially baconators & 4f4s. I could be comfortable getting anything from there.
Panera is pretty good in my area, especially since people that I know work there. I don't necessarily like Panera's soups but I enjoy their sandwiches (Bacon Turkey Bravo is my fav) and their bagels are pretty good. Pastries and other shit hits as well.
Popeyes > KFC. You're fair for your point on Chipotle. Boston Market is one of the most fucking solid places I've been to. Never been disappointed walking into one tbh.
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Also stop cappin with the Krispy Kreme, I grew up around 2 dunkin donuts and after 12 years moved to an Area with a Krispy Kreme. Their donuts actually fucking smack, better in all ways including my preference (Chocolate Glazed). I still can crave Dunkin
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