Which Fast Food Place Do You Visit The Most?

Mine is Carl's Jr., i love their Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sandwich. I have not been to a Carl's Jr. in years, but if I can recall, their burgers were top notch. Browsing the web and I saw their new commercial ad which made me hungry! http://www.spicybuffalo.com/carlsjr/ I love their previous commercials too. That hot blonde is really cute.

Blake's Lotaburger.

Mickey D for the $1 double cheeseburger. That is all I ever get.

Kopps for a big burger with fried onions and cheese.Mmmmmmmmmm....

McD's for the dollar double c'burger and also for the sausage biscuit in the morning. Here in biscuit-less CT, it tastes good! Am I the only one that likes their sausage patty? As to the biscuit, I'm told they're made in Alabama, then frozen, and sent to McD's for baking.

Culvers is the only place I'll eat a fast food burger.

I like Mcdonalds sausage patties...

I confess to really liking their sausage patties, too. Not a big fan of the biscuit though - too dry for my tastes.

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Originally posted by tamandmik

Blake's Lotaburger.

I would love a Blake's nearby! I love the Green Chile cheese burger. Whenever I get to NM, Blake's is my first stop before heading to Santa Fe and getting my other chile fixes.

Hardee's for the biscuits.

Waffle House other than that; I know it's not traditional fast food, but it's probably where I go the most; about 1-2X per month.

Dairy Queen's chicken strip basket with an extra side of gravy for dipping fries and texas toast in. And as a bonus right now you get a FREE small blizzard with combo meal..yum!

Hello All,
Fast food makes me think of franchise places, but my favorite fast food is from a
local diner, Jesse's Quick Lunch. They have 2 locations and make the best hot dogs,
burgers, and fries. They also have a great breakfast menu.
Franchise places: Burger and fries, spicy chicken sandwich-Burger King
Chili, fries, hot and spicy chicken sandwich-Wendy's
Subs-Blimpies and Subway
Chili-dog-Dairy Queen
Fries-McDonald's
Salad and Fries- Shoney's and Friendly's
Beer, salad and fries, and smoking area-Red Lobster
Beer, salad and fries, burgers, and smoking area-Ruby Tuesday
General Breakfast food- Shoney's and McDonald's
Honourable mention to Sheetz for subs, fries, and hot dogs.
Honourable mention to Bob Evans for all their food, plus locally, they have a smoking area.
At one time I would have added Long John Silvers, but years ago they dropped peg legs from their menu.
I would have liked to mentioned a Chinese or Oriental place, but locally we have no franchises, which is why
they are probably so good.
Thanks for the thread!
Take Care,
Fieldthistle

Stringbean's for burgers (local place in Landis, NC)
Mickie D's for fries and coffee only
Waffle House for everything else.
Hardee's for breakfast ONLY but only if there isn't a Bojangles within five miles
KFC, Burger King and all the others I haven't darkened their doors in twenty years.

I was going to say Wendy's, because it's the quickest thing at work, but I actually probably eat fast food more frequently when I'm doing errands closer to home. Which means Taco Bell.

We don't have any of the different almost-nationals such as Hardees, Carls Jr., Shoney's, Popeye's, Bojangles, etc., and all of our local burger chains are long-gone. So for local fast-food chains it would be D'Angelos (subs) and Papa Gino's (pizza, they make a small decent cheap meatball sub I like), although I'm more likely to go to a local shop for either of those items.

If you consider four locations a fast-food chain, I do eat at Anna's Taqueria whenever I'm in the neighborhood.

It was Wendys until I became addicted to Burger Kings 6 piece chicken fry with Buffalo sauce, $1 Fry and $1 Dr Pepper. I think it's the sauce that helps these sticks go down.

Forgot Chick Fil A...regular sandwich w/ extra pickles.

I eat a lot of fast food, but none of it is from national chains. Zero.

My favorites are:
Murray's (falafel and shwarma)
Gianetto's Pizza Truck
Ess-A-Bagel
Chickpea (hummus)
Pizza Adriatica
Mercadito (fish tacos)
Mee Noodle Shop (chinese)
Fried Dumpling
Shake Shack (burgers)
Blockheads (burritos)

We use our nearby Culver's for Lunch stops now and then. On the road we will stop at Hardee's for a breakfast biscuit if our motel doesn't furnish a freebie light breakfast. Our FF Chicken is limited to Popeye's Spicy. Captain Dee's for FF Fish-stuff and COSTCO for a Polish Dog and a coke while shopping.
Rally's draws us in if we are in the neighborhood and want a fair Burger and some good seasoned fries. SONIC will get us for the Limeade/slushes (Cherry or Strawberry)as the weather warms up.
Out west it is Jack-in-the-Box and IN-n-OUT and FARMER BOYS for obvious reasons

Jack's for the tacos - that's pretty much it unless we can't find anything else.

I would SOOOOOO love an In-N-Out here in Oregon...

Farmer Boys. Their chili, chiliburger, chili-cheese omelette breakfast, chili-cheese fries, patty melt, and hot pastrami sand are excellent. And they're a quick two blocks away.

http://www.farmerboys.com/

P.S.: This is my counter move to the blatant piece of buzz marketing that is the opening post.

"Farmers Boy" sounds good to me. We did finally get a Culver's in the area (90 miles away), and their tenderloins are passable

Hungry in the Panhandle

Congratulations, Judge, Looks like civilization is reaching the Western Panhandle!! We like the BaconButterBurger too. Janet enjoys the Chicken Caesar Salad while I tend to do the Burgers or Tenderloin sandwiches. Shoot, 90 miles is less than an hours ride from your courthouse, isn't it??

** Janet says I need to add a plus-word about the Reuben. She likes it too.

Farmer Boys has about 35 stores now in SoCal. We do make them a priority stop when in California. The breakfast platters will fix you up for the day! and the Farmer Burger is a meal in itself.

Jack, I agree about the marketing being done. Too Bad that Carl Jrs. and the Hardees that are the same company have slipped so badly on the menu in the past few years. The breakfast biscuits seem to be holding on, but I don't eat the burgers aymore.

Costco works for me. Besides the cheapo dog and soda, they make a nice
rotisserie chicken salad and a chicken caesar wrap that's really good. You have to get out of your car, but in Tennesse at least, it's as fast as any drive-through.

I am not a frequent Carl's Jr. customer. When I do go, the food has always been very good.

Pov Pete,
Yeah the Costco Deli stuff is pretty good. It is a bit hard to eat a 13 inch diameter Pecan Pie while driving...but I hear, it can be done !

And, Yes it is a bit different shopping Costco in Louisville vs the Southern California stores. We seldom have to wait behind anyone at checkout. The SoCal stores are always crowded and have long checkout lines... Shopping here is a much mellower experience!

If I am forced to eat at one because folks are starving, I get to pick the place and the list is small.

Waffle House....for most everything.
Popeye's Chicken...well, for chicken, but I love their mashed potatoes and biscuits too
Sonic if there isn't a waffle house, but only for burgers
In Alabama, Jacks Hamburgers...but only the one in my hometown or the one where my mother lives.

I still don't go there very often, but when I do get fast food, it is almost always Chick-fil-a.

4 White Castles and a coffee to wash down the grease.

Love those little things !

mc'ds for the $1 double cheese, $1mc chicken, $1 fries
bk for the triple stacker, just the sandwich not the meal.

Popeye's for the RB&R, weekly.
Church's for the Cajun Rice.
Very seldom to Whataburger for their fare.
Occasionally to McDees for their Sausage & Cheese & Egg McMuffin.
Domino's once a month or so because they have finally learned how my pizza should be prepared...

I have recently d/ced Hardee's from my breakfast choices, BTW. Their biscuits are getting harder, their prices are getting higher, and their "folded eggs" continue to have no flavor.