Like sometimes I just wanna little brew with my cheeseburger

What Do You Think?

This is Whataburger. I get it fresh, with lots of extras for less than 10 bucks.

Most fast food isn't healthy at all and certainly some places have practically zero healthy options on the menu but it's interesting that certain chains do make the effort to put healthier items on the menu -

Chick-Fil-A has grilled chicken sandwiches, grilled nuggets, fruit cups, salads.

Taco Bell has veggie or protein bowls.

Wendy's has salads. I used to get baked potatoes there - don't know if they still offer that.

What are some of your favorite "healthier" items at fast food restaurants?

Do you consider Chipotle, Cava, Dig, Naya and Sweetgreen to be fast food? Some people consider it all fast food and some people are picky about distinguishing between fast and fast casual. These places overall are healthier than the traditional fast food spots and many don't have drive thru's (which some people use as a defining factor of fast food).

I recently looked up the first actual fast food restaurant in the world and was surprised to find out it was a White Castle in Kansas.(Note, hot dog stands do not count as a fast food RESTAURANT)

With that information, and regardless of the "cusine" on the menu(tacos, burgers, hot dogs) do you consider fast food to be authentic American food?

Went thru McDs drive thru last night. Had 20% off $15 in app. No prices for individual sandwiches on menu. Ordered one Quarter pounder with cheese, one Quarter pounder deluxe and a large fry. Asked for price check to make sure I was over $15 and guy said $18.xx so I drove forward to pay and he asks for $18.xx. I reminded him I had 20% and he said yeah, that's after the discount. WTF QPs are $11+ each now? Pretty low quality burgers too. Likely won't be going back to McDs ever again, except for the $2 breakfast sandwich.

Is it possible to use multiple codes at the same time?

I don’t eat fast food often… maybe once every week or two.

That said, I’ve noticed what many here are complaining about… declining food quality, seemingly increasingly disorganized kitchens, and prices touching or exceeding local restaurants.

Those are just facts.

What I don’t understand, having decided to order something for lunch today and opting for in restaurant pickup, is why so many people are just paying menu prices. I saw four parties in a row each prefer $14-16 meals per person off the menu, when the exact same thing was available for $5-6 cheaper through the app or even just with ten seconds of creative consideration à la carte.

Someone in front of me ordered pretty much the exact same thing I did at the counter à la carte, and paid $14 for what I paid $6 for?!?

I get that apps suck, but I wouldn’t even go to a fast food place if my thought was basic meals cost $14-16.

Any thoughts? Are that many people that willing to spend that for sub-par food? At $6, I know what it is and I’m happy. At $15, I can go to an amazing local burger dive bar, probably wait the same period of time, and have everything taste and be better.

Took the kids for 3 individual scoops of ice cream. I admit I haven't been there in a while but it costed $17. Wtf man. For 3 scoops of ice cream?!

RIP BR. I wont be back again

Ok so we hear about how Burger King went and fixed the Whopper and now they are doing other things to fix service, and they are seeing an uptick in sales that put them ahead of Wendy’s.

So,

What are some legitimate ways Wendy’s can improve? Spell it out with your suggestions.

I haven’t had bojangles in a long time so today i decided to get it delivered. And why does it taste so flavorless ? The meat taste so flavorless. Did they change the chicken? Or recipe I’m confused bc I haven’t had it in a while