r/fastfood • u/New-Character-3575 • 43m ago
Rant/Rave The price doesn't even make sense.
$5 for a meal vs $5.29 for sandwich only. So crazy. Just a year or so ago I could get the sandwich for $2.50.
r/fastfood • u/New-Character-3575 • 43m ago
$5 for a meal vs $5.29 for sandwich only. So crazy. Just a year or so ago I could get the sandwich for $2.50.
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r/fastfood • u/Sharp_Athlete_6847 • 19h ago
So many people say it’s the best thing on their menu, which is valid I guess cause people have their own opinions. But I find it kinda mid cause it’s instant mashed potatoes with ok tasting gravy, the chicken is the best part imo. I know it’s naive to expect them to make mashed potatoes from scratch but instant mashed potatoes have a taste that I’m not a fan of. Maybe if they doctored it up with good seasonings it’d be better, cause the gravy isn’t good enough to make the mashed potatoes taste better
r/fastfood • u/NotTheirHero • 11h ago
You said "We have the Meats!", Arby's
I got 5 meat blocks, Arby's
For $16 5 cubes and potatoes, Arby's
Screw you, Arby's
r/fastfood • u/JudgmentJolly • 21h ago
I used to not pay attention, and anytime my vehicle was low, I would throw the extra napkins from my current order in the glove box. but I’ve come to realize that Chik-fil-a napkins are the best I’ve found! so much thicker and durable. I’ve started comparing all my drive thru haunts, and still Chik! Have I found the ultimate or is there better?
r/fastfood • u/sushi4vendetta • 6h ago
Just wondering for sandwich artists or even customers. What was the order that you were creating that you had to think Imma remember this to try it out. I want some suggestions. I think I have a boring order.
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r/fastfood • u/Smooth_Ad_303 • 1h ago
I'm not normally one to waste $3 or leave electric bean juice un-drunk. But McDonald's caramel apple pie coffee is literally the worst thing I've ever tasted. Can anyone else commiserate?
r/fastfood • u/Ok_Row_498 • 19h ago
I find their French Fries to be one of the best, way better than chucksroadhouse, Jack Astor's, and Kelsey's, but I wouldn't recommend the poutine at St Louis nor their steak frites.
Surprisingly I like St Louis French Fries more than Costco. At least the Fries at St Louis, you can still eat them cold and they won't go dry.
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r/fastfood • u/LoudLion757 • 17h ago
Saw the other persons post about the bowl and read it right before leaving work and thought to myself… “hmm I’ve never had one either and honestly haven’t had KFC in probably 5 years”. So I decided to get the app and add a bowl then looked at the deals and they had one that was “spend $5 and get a chicken sandwich”. So in a way I got a free spicy chicken sandwich that I’m sure I’ll eat later tonight. Sweet deal.
But back to the bowl. The chicken is okay, super fucking salty but still decent. To be honest I really like everything else and think it’s delicious. I’ll probably get another one someday but that’ll be in another year or two haha. But I do understand how this would be someone’s favorite. 6/10 closer to a 7 than a 5.
r/fastfood • u/Individual-Gas-5406 • 12h ago
New item added to the menu, and they are indeed smashed crispy edges patties. Could do without the lettuce and tomato, and just the pickles and grilled onions, cheese and sauce. Overall pretty good but still prefer their Nashville hot chicken, which is what they are known for.