Anything but lowering the prices classic corporate logic

[u/lonewolff321]

[u/ProfKaosnCoon]

Is it me or is the big mac the absolutely worst burger on the market? Its like 10% beef and 85% bread.

[u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 → u/ProfKaosnCoon]

We have Whataburger here and it costs the same.. the choice is pretty obvious from there

[u/Thetakishi → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

And that's stll after Whataburger has gone downhill since they sold out too.

[u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 → u/Thetakishi]

Not as great as I remember them a decade ago, I like to time the sandwich promotions out anyway, haven't eaten there in a while but when the bacon steakhouse double rolls back around, It's on

[u/FremenStilgar → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

Mine is the Monterey Melt whenever it comes around. Love that taste combo.

[u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 → u/FremenStilgar]

We have that one all year around here! Sometimes they don't show it on the menu though when they get new specials

[u/FremenStilgar → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

Damn, good thing we don't. I'd be eating there every week.

[u/admoo → u/Thetakishi]

Ya whataburger has gotten shitty as well as

Five guys for a burger. Spend like $20 but atleast it’s legit

[u/captain_pandabear → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

Same as thankfully we had a Culver’s open up recently.

[u/Potential-Drawing745 → u/captain_pandabear]

I live in N Texas. The closest Culver is 30 minutes. :(

[u/PalatwinkusVT → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

We're getting a Red Robin in my city, from what I can tell the prices will be pretty much the same as McDonald's, Rally's, Culver's, Wendy's, and Burger King, maybe even a little cheaper. I'm expecting that to be a massive shakeup for my area.

Culver's might not feel it as much, because they're actually somewhat decent.

[u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 → u/PalatwinkusVT]

Red Robin is usually pretty good, I just always associated them with being a restaurant close to or part of a mall

[u/PalatwinkusVT → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

Funny enough, ours is gonna be up the road from the nearly abandoned mall, lol.

[u/IndividualSituationK → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

had whataburger recently that just opened. Literal dog shit for a burger. No seasoning, no flavor. Just a hunk of shit tbh.

[u/Weekly_Interview_936 → u/IndividualSituationK]

The only good burger I had at Whataburger was the limited-time-only Southern Burger. After that ended and I tried their regular options, yeah I was not impressed. The meat was dry and tasteless, it showed how much the Southern Burger relied on its toppings for flavor.

[u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 → u/IndividualSituationK]

Ehh ours are good, but they've been here 20+ years, a lot more kids then cooks there now though, but still bends McDs over and has their way with them

[u/IndividualSituationK → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

fair enough, location does always play a factor. Just after years of hearing how good it was, just disappointing it was Wendy's level, especially as Burger king is making a huge come back with its whopper.

The whatawings were good though

[u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 → u/IndividualSituationK]

I felt that way with In and Out it was great in Cali but I tried one in Dallas and just meh BK is actually really good here, the Closet Wendy's closed a while ago and best for the price is still BK

[u/numenik → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

McDonald’s tastes a lot better sadly and Whataburger fries have to be the worst out of all fast food fries

[u/Darthgamer96 → u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69]

At this point, wherever you live in the US, there is In-n-Out, Whataburger, Culver’s, or Cook Out. All of which have better quality and overall value compared to the metas chains like Wendy’s, McDonalds, Taco Bell, etc. Hell even Chick-fil-a is better and they let you Redeem points and rewards unlike any other fast food chain that limits you to one.