Here Are 35 Of The Most Interesting Mcdonald’s Restaurants Shared By “Nonstandard Mcdonald’s” Twitter Account

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[mylife]

There's no one in the world who doesn't know what fast food is—some love it, others detest it, but the famous brands are almost seared into our brain. Certain fast food chains operate at a local level only, and then there are those that are spread all over the world. McDonald's is perhaps one of the few brands that even people who have never tasted fast food will recognize.

With such popularity comes variety. The chain's restaurants can be found in the middle of bustling cities and in remote places, with fascinating designs and astounding architectural decisions. And one Twitter user decided to collect the pictures of these unique restaurants in one place. This user going by the name of Nonstandard McDonald's (@nonstandardmcd) dedicated time to preserving the only architectural heritage of the western world—McDonald's restaurants! Since its conception, the account has gained 101.6K followers as fans of the fast food chain happily shared their insights, opinions, and pictures. And here are some of them.

[mylife]

I have been to several of these locals, the mcdonald at the presidio in sf has the best view in the entire city if the golden gate bridge

[mylife]

the 1st mcdonalds drive thru was in hauchuca city az.

Yup, I been there

[Kriggerel]

List is incomplete without Chicago’s “Rock n’ Roll McDonalds” (sung about by Wesley Willis). :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDFaEBjA7PU

[null and void]

#31

[mylife]

They sell crappy food but spend some money on locations

[subterfuge]

Royale with Cheese!

[Larry Lucido]

Big Mac and beer. Old Trastevera in Rome.

[EEGator]

“Say what again!”

[Responsibility2nd]

Ghetto McDonalds...

[Responsibility2nd]

More here. Including what you would expect in Roswell. And Gitmo

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/12-most-bizarre-mcdonalds-locations-4079606

[ConservativeMind]

I really enjoyed visiting that in Chicago.

[BenLurkin]

[Responsibility2nd]

[Yo-Yo]

My favorite "non-standard" McDonalds are the ones in Las Vegas.

[Responsibility2nd]

The ULTIMATE McDonalds

[duckbutt]

There should have been two “honorable mentions” at the very least:
1) The Riverboat McDonalds under the St Louis arch. The prices were the same as a regular McDonalds. Hubby and I would take the kids there for a low cost treat.
and
2) Kent, Ohio had a McDonalds that was a rain forest motif. There was a glass enclosure with live plants and birds and there was lightening and rain sounds on a regular basis in the main dining room. Beautiful place!

[duckbutt]

With the rain forest McDonalds in Kent, I wondered if it was the new hire who got stuck with cleaning the bird poop off the plants in the enclosure :-)

[BenLurkin]

Man. I hope the state never needs to widen that highway.

[Huskrrrr]

I’m taking a trip next year down what’s left of old Route 66. I’m looking forward to a few one-of-a-kind burger joints.

[Responsibility2nd]

It’s Oklahoma.

They don’t improve highway.