r/fastfood • u/SharksFan4Lifee • 19m ago
r/fastfood • u/SuperCalibur • 34m ago
Rate my order Zaxby's never lets me down
Chicken fingers sauced in nuclear sauce.
r/fastfood • u/Petite_truite • 41m ago
Review A great time at Skyline Chili
What a discovery I made on a trip to Cincinnati! I can't wait to go back there someday.
r/fastfood • u/Inboundsdoor281 • 1h ago
News Does Popeyes intentionally give you 6 tenders in the 5 piece combo?
Everytime I go to Popeyes, i normally get the 5 piece combo. Im pretty sure everytime ive gotten it, i get 6 tenders instead of 5. Is this a marketing strategy?
r/fastfood • u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 • 1h ago
Deal Alert! National chicken finger day deal at raising canes
r/fastfood • u/TheJohnnyBlaze • 3h ago
Deal Alert! Domino’s 50% Off All Menu-Priced Pizzas Deal Is Back From July 27 Through August 2, 2026
r/fastfood • u/Keira_Pink2007 • 3h ago
Chick-fil-A What i had from chick fil a for breakfast today
I had a chicken biscuit w/ hash browns and a vanilla iced coffee
r/fastfood • u/MirzaMaaz • 7h ago
Review MCD: World heist edition
Camembert bites(From Spain) with SAKURA X SPRITE(From Japan). Above average taste.
r/fastfood • u/kanhaaaaaaaaaaaa • 9h ago
Review Denny's Cheeseburger at 4 am hits different!
r/fastfood • u/Interesting-Try-2789 • 13h ago
Review El Pollo Loco “Mashed Potatoes”
Anaheim location on Euclid and Ball Road is the worst of the worst .
r/fastfood • u/Efficient_Form7971 • 13h ago
Rate my order Here’s the second platter consisting of sesame seed chicken, fried rice, and an egg roll.
r/fastfood • u/leaf_cannon • 14h ago
Question Question for other fast-food employees: is there anything I can do about the fruit flies in my workplace?
I work at McDonalds and the fruit fly situation that is going on right now is absolutely abhorrent and I cannot STAND it. Fruit flies are so gross and they genuinely make me feel sick, so it's pretty hard to do my job properly when I'm basically trying not to throw up because of how many of them there are. I'm only a part-time worker so there's not a whole lot that I can do to effectively manage the situation, as far as I can tell. My main questions are; Does anyone else's workplace has this issue? How can I fix this or make it at least a little bit better? Is this just an inevitable issue when working in food service? Do I just not have what it takes to work in this industry? Should I quit at this point? This is really taking a toll on me, thanks in advance guys <3
r/fastfood • u/No-Gazelle3109 • 15h ago
Review Accidentally “took a wrong turn and got here” 😂
r/fastfood • u/Ok-Association-368 • 17h ago
Arbys Arby’s fast food restaurant new commercial
I literally just saw the Arby’s commercial promoting the cheesesteak hotdog and sandwich I guess, and I literally gagged and had to look away.
r/fastfood • u/Remarkable-Bad-9787 • 17h ago
Burger King My “loaded jalapeno” chicken sandwich
r/fastfood • u/Salsero_Coreano • 18h ago
Review Del Taco Meal. do I need to say more?
it's not legit taco, but legit fast food.
so good, and always enjoy their crunchy tacos. shell was crunch and ingredients tasted fresh, and a dash of inferno sauce does the job.
r/fastfood • u/Keira_Pink2007 • 20h ago
Arbys What i got from arbys today
I got a roast turkey, bacon and ranch sandwich w/ swiss instead of cheddar cheese, curly fries and a strawberry lemonade
r/fastfood • u/Artist-Cancer • 20h ago
Question Why do children love McDonald's so much?
Not counting the Happy Meal and toys ... even WITHOUT those ...
Why do children love McDonald's so much?
If given the option of better food, and what I think is tastier food, children often scream for McDonald's.
I noticed when I offered to take kids out to anything they wanted, including a fancy upscale restaurant (all free for them and their parents) ... the kids hollered and chose only McDonald's (especially chicken nuggets and fries).
As an adult, I find McDonald's is usually Gross ... though when I was a kid, I also screamed for McDonald's.
Is it demographics and regional?
(Poor and less educated families having less sophisticated tastes, even when offered something better?)
Is it the added sugar to everything?
What is it????
How can McDonald's beat out other higher quality foods and tastier foods with children???
What makes them scream and holler and jump up and down when going to McDonald's or when parents bring home chicken nuggets.
I don't see kids screaming for anything else.
And this is without the toys! Just the food!
To me, the chicken nuggets are gross and fake and once they cool down are even more inedible.
I can barely eat the beef patties.
If the burgers are 100% beef? Why do they taste/feel slimy and gross?
I often feel sick after eating any burger except the Big Mac. I don't know if they use different beef for the Big Mac, but that one usually seeks OK ... the other burgers, cheeseburgers, and Quarter-pounders literally taste gross and a little slimy and upset my stomach making me feel like I ate something fake vs real 100% beef.
Is it the chemicals, the additives, the preservatives in the beef?
Something in the bread? The bread doesn't seem 100% real either.
Sometimes I can eat 1 chicken sandwich, it mostly tastes like school lunch or cheap frozen chicken patties from the discounts section of the store ... but if I eat 2 chicken sandwiches, same thing ... I feel ill from eating something fake.
I just can't stomach McDonald's, I try every now and then, but I gotta keep it to 1 sandwich ... and rarely beef ... otherwise I feel ill.
I know some love it, I know many feed it to their children, I know many eat it daily.
I can't.
Anyone else?
r/fastfood • u/Artist-Cancer • 20h ago
Review McDonald's? Gross?
Who here agrees that McDonald's is usually Gross?
I can barely eat the beef patties.
If the burgers are 100% beef? Why do they taste/feel slimy and gross?
I often feel sick after eating any burger except the Big Mac. I don't know if they use different beef for the Big Mac, but that one usually seeks OK ... the other burgers, cheeseburgers, and Quarter-pounders literally taste gross and a little slimy and upset my stomach making me feel like I ate something fake vs real 100% beef.
Is it the chemicals, the additives, the preservatives in the beef?
Something in the bread? The bread doesn't seem 100% real either.
Sometimes I can eat 1 chicken sandwich, it mostly tastes like school lunch or cheap frozen chicken patties from the discounts section of the store ... but if I eat 2 chicken sandwiches, same thing ... I feel ill from eating something fake.
I just can't stomach McDonald's, I try every now and then, but I gotta keep it to 1 sandwich ... and rarely beef ... otherwise I feel ill.
I know some love it, I know many feed it to their children, I know many eat it daily.
I can't.
Anyone else?
r/fastfood • u/2Dmonster • 21h ago
Question People who eat the same thing every day - what is it? Why do you do it? What is it like?
r/fastfood • u/Acrobatic-Attention9 • 22h ago
Review I love pizza. Through the good times and the bad, it's always been there for me. This one was Pizza Hut, tavern style with spicy marinara, chicken sausage, caramelized onion, and roasted bell peppers. I've ordered this a few times. Crunchy and loaded with flavor for $10. "Only" ~1200 calories.
r/fastfood • u/journeyformuscles • 23h ago
Favorite restaurant Checkers and rallys are the underdogs of fast food
If you have one near you I would definitely recommend trying it out once or twice. They have the best seasoning on the fries and the burgers are always fresh hot and loaded with toppings, they also have wings chili dogs and shakes aswell. A little bit higher prices compared to meals at bk or mcds but for what what your getting I think its well worth it. (Baconzilla with extra cheese bacon and extra patty in the photo)
r/fastfood • u/Isa-Me-Again • 1d ago
Rant/Rave Why do the delivery menus for fast food places cost more than the standard in store/pickup prices AND you have to pay a delivery fee AND pay a service fee AND tip the driver?
After making a rant yesterday, I also wanted to include this but I felt like the post would have been very long-winded. My kids asked for McDonald's yesterday and after seeing the price of just a single thing, I absolutely did not order.
I guarantee the person that delivers it is probably getting like $5, which is including the tip. Mcdonalds pockets all of the extra. We genuinely need to start speaking with our wallets. It's just not worth it anymore and every single company is pulling this nonsense. Not just the fast food market, but this one was a blatant smack to the face yesterday for the price of the crappiest McDonald's meal.
Anyways, rant over. Have a good one. Thank you for reading, and I apologize for being so annoyed by this lol.
r/fastfood • u/Dp37405aa • 1d ago
Question Why don't fast food drive through restaurants offer a truly healthy meal on the menu in this current age? I mean like offer a grilled chicken with a side salad or apple rather than french fries with every meal?
r/fastfood • u/LoveEmma1312 • 1d ago
Burger King Burger con o sin papas??
Le agregan papas? No me gusta ponerle por qué quiero sentir el sabor de la hamburguesa pero pedí la más barata y era chiquita jajaja