Indiana: Schoop's Hamburgers,
And what is with WAWA, in PA, never heard of them.
Posted on 12/17/2023 12:33:27 PM PST by DallasBiff
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Indiana: Schoop's Hamburgers,
And what is with WAWA, in PA, never heard of them.
First I heard of them was this year or last....as venues for marauding feral mobs.
I’ve lived in MA my whole life. Never heard of Boloco.
In-n-Out is IMHO the best fast food. It is consistently good and fresh. Far more than anyone else is. Franchise operations are notorious for problems mostly related from cheap owners who skip on cleanliness, good employees, and facility maintainance.
First, that burger looks fantastic.
And WAWA?? Ohhhh it’s a thing. Their food is fantastic!!
THE best sandwiches and subs!
I can vouch for Habit in California, Blake’s in New Mexico and Braum’s in OK.
They lie.
Meh, we found that they're only so-so. Chicken was nothing special. Over-reliance on an included piece of "Texas Toast," which was also nothing special.
FWIW, I'm like Arby's menu. They have a greek gyro sandwich that slays.
In North Carolina it has to be Char Grill. A burger Mecca in Raleigh-Durham area for over 50 years. Ask any NC State alum over 40.
You go to Whataburger because it’s right there!
From the movie “Vengence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzKloIxmQm4
Alabama has Milo’s and I think it sucks.
Lucky Wishbone in Tucson and Pete’s in Phoenix. Great shrimp and chicken fingers!
Nothing on Tommy’s, so FAKE NEWS.
EEgee? never heard of them. I think slushies aee a criminal offense anyway.
Is stuffs - duffs
Still around
I have a theory about buffets
Eegee’s for best in Arizona? No. Just no. I kind of like Filiberto’s, though it can vary quite a bit from one location to another.
Nonsense.
Halo Burger.
“It’s impossible to miss Pal’s Sudden Service in Tennessee and Northern Virginia.”
Northeast Tennessee & Southwest Virginia.
The problem with Whataburger is that the Texas family owners sold out to a fast-food corporation, based in Chicago if that matters. Quality took a nosedive...
Milo’s in Alabama is raunchy. Its like eating a salt lick. Jack’s would have been a better choice.
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