The Official Fast Food Thread
 

Discuss your favorite chains, history of said chains, thoughts on the future of the industry, etc etc.

Hawaiian Bros is the next Chipotle. If anyone knows where I can invest, that'd be greeeeeat.

Their macaroni is really good

Taco Bell just came out with $10 a month subscription. Gets you a Taco a day for 30 days


https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-a...ow-to-sign-up/

Almost cheaper than Exlax...

Popeyes is far and away my favorite, its a crying shame my town doesn't have one... rumors been swirling for over a year they were gonna open up in our old Pizza Hut building, but so far bupkis

Loves me a Chipotle burrito, but we don't have one of those either!

And yes I must confess a fondness for LJS, the #3 platter with two fish/three chicken planks is a glorious gutload... aaand they closed down that location here about 2 years ago

Funny thing is I always sub the Mac for pineapple (trying to low carb it). I'm really just there for getting a $7 lunch that doesn't make me feel like shit.

Does Longboard’s count as fast food? It’s amazing.

Also, Torchy’s Tacos is really good too.

We already have a Long John Silvers thread. What else is there?

El Pollo Tropical is a Florida chain that is fire.

I had an odd craving for a box of Taco Bell taco's yesterday. Don't eat that shit, guys.

The shift to 'Fast Casual' is definitely the trend/future.

All of the ones here closed

There are no downsides when the price is largely the same.

I'm seriously, horribly, terribly remiss in forgetting about Portillos

Their dipped Italian beef with roasted peppers and giardiniera is the best sandwich I've ever had, fast food or not