What's your favorite fast food?

[+ Funguy]

Many MANY years ago it Delores Drive-in for a double Jumbo Jim, special sauce, and Suzy-Q potatoes.

 

Now it's dick!

[johnjohn]

for me it has been Churchs chicken, they are usually not in the best neighborhoods , but worth it

http://www.churchs.com/menu.php

 

but a new place had opened here in NC , http://www.campero.com/menu it is great

[samhexum]

for me it has been Churchs chicken

 

I haven't seen one of them in ages. I just checked, & there's one in Manhattan, & the next-closest is Philadelphia. I always wonder, in cases like that, how it can be economically feasible to transport supplies to a lone location so far from the nearest cluster.

[BigK]

for me it has been Churchs chicken, they are usually not in the best neighborhoods , but worth it

http://www.churchs.com/menu.php

 

but a new place had opened here in NC , http://www.campero.com/menu it is great

 

Try Campero's grilled chicken. It's like crack!

[johnjohn]

Try Campero's grilled chicken. It's like crack!

Yes, BigK you are right it is so good

[Cannon]

I don't eat poultry anymore but the only thing that tempts me is the turkey burger from Fat Burger.

Taco Bell is a very close second.

[+ GregM]

Back in my home town of Tacoma there are two places for good fast food nom noms. First is Frisco Freeze by Tacoma General hospital. Absolutely delious greasy gut bombs. The 2nd place is called and dont laugh! Its called S&M deli on 6th ave I believe. They have the best deli sammies! Freakin huge! Now here in Chicago I love me some Portillos. I get the Italian beef combo spicy and WET. But these days I dont do fast food too often. It's too salty and its just super bad for you.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[Despardo]

Pho

[+ GregM]

Pho

 

Pho is amazing but probably 2 yrs ago I discovered ramen. Not just any ramen but a ramen house where they make their own noodles. WOW! Fresh noodles makes a world of difference. Luckily theres Furious Spoon that does an awesome noodle job.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[Bearofdistinction]

Back in my home town of Tacoma there are two places for good fast food nom noms. First is Frisco Freeze by Tacoma General hospital. Absolutely delious greasy gut bombs. The 2nd place is called and dont laugh! Its called S&M deli on 6th ave I believe. They have the best deli sammies! Freakin huge! Now here in Chicago I love me some Portillos. I get the Italian beef combo spicy and WET. But these days I dont do fast food too often. It's too salty and its just super bad for you.

 

Hugs,

Greg

 

Thank you Greg!!! I could not think of the name PORTILLO's but the Italian Beef - Chicago Dogs and Sausage !MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[+ José Soplanucas]

OMG! I was forgetting my favorite one from Buenos Aires:

http://empanadasgourmet.com.ar

 

And from Corrientes, Argentina:

http://www.corrientesintensa.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/images-1.jpg http://www.mburucuyapora.com.ar/fotos/Feria%20del%20Chipa%20Mboca%20Mburucuya.jpg

 

This is chipá, traditional in Paraguay and Argentinean Northeast. In Brazil they have a variation they call pão de queijo. It is a basically a biscuit made of cheese and yuca flour. The basic dough, with tiny variations in the recipe is cooked in different ways, fried, baked, grilled.

Edited November 4, 2017 by latbear4blk

[Despardo]

Pho is amazing but probably 2 yrs ago I discovered ramen. Not just any ramen but a ramen house where they make their own noodles. WOW! Fresh noodles makes a world of difference. Luckily theres Furious Spoon that does an awesome noodle job.

 

Hugs,

Greg

I have had pho in Seattle (many times) and in Saigon (yes you can call it Saigon,) and what is served in Seattle is totally authentic. Was good to know.

[+ BlueSky]

I also love Waffle House... scattered , covered and smothered and country-ed.

It's been years since I lived near a Waffle House. I do miss the waffles and hash browns. Perfect weekend breakfast.

[+ FreshFluff]

Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza. Pizzeria Uno's individual deep dish. I rarely have these as I live in NYC, but are they really worse for you than other non-fast foods with similar caloric content?

[+ GregM]

Thank you Greg!!! I could not think of the name PORTILLO's but the Italian Beef - Chicago Dogs and Sausage !MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

 

When I lived in Seattle every couple months we would have Portillos shipped to us.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[+ GregM]

When I am in Vegas I stay downtown. I like dt vegas cause it is cheaper than the strip and I normally dont pay resort fees AND on my way to and from the strip theres a great lil arepas place called Viva Arepas. Oh my goodness! So simple and sooo delish! I highly recommend if your in Vegas to check it out! ¡VIVA AREPAS! https://vivalasarepas.com

 

Hugs,

Greg

[+ José Soplanucas]

This is mazapán, very popular in Mexico and Texas. It is a sweet made mostly of peanut batter and sugar.

Edited November 4, 2017 by latbear4blk

[+ José Soplanucas]

These are alfajores de maicena. Alajores are a traditional sweet snack in Argentina, so popular that is mostly industrialized, but some varieties are still easy to find in their artisanal version. This variation, is the ones easier to find home made, and it is my favorite.

Edited November 4, 2017 by latbear4blk

[+ José Soplanucas]

 

This is a choripán. Perhaps he most popular fast food in most of Argentina. The "chorizo" (Argentine sausage) is put inside a French bread bun with just a touch of chimichurri. Of course there are fancier variations with more ingredients, but this is the one you get in cheap street food, and it is delicious.

Edited November 4, 2017 by latbear4blk

[+ José Soplanucas]

 

The Uruguayan chivito, one of the best sandwiches in the Solar System. We are lucky in DC we have several places to eat it.

Edited November 4, 2017 by latbear4blk

[+ José Soplanucas]

http://www.cordobatimes.com/showup/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/44451-1.jpg

 

Sandwich de milanesa. As popular in Argentina as a burger here. A "Milanese" is a breaded steak, fried or baked. My mouth is watering.

Edited November 4, 2017 by latbear4blk

[+ BlueSky]

Any votes for your favorite fries? I like the waffle cut fries at Chick-fil-a. McDonald's is a close second. Mickey D's seems to win a lot of taste tests. I hear In-N-Out has good fries but I've never wanted to wait in line long enough to find out.

[bigvalboy]

I'm sure BVB and other SoCal people know this, but for visitors to the LAX area who also like planespotting and want to try a classic In N Out burger, head to the very popular one on Sepulveda immediately north of the field. Park a couple blocks north behind the Trader Joe's or at the Ralph's on the west side of Sepulveda, then walk over to avoid the perennial traffic jam at the In N Out itself. Order a double-double animal-style and head over to the small, grassy park across the street and watch the planes land immediately overhead. Hope for an A-380!

 

One of my hugely favorite things to do when in LA!!

 

It is also the place to stop and wait for friends that are landing at LAX. From the In-N-Out location, it is less than 5 min to enter the "arrival" terminal and circle through. I come early, grab a burger, and wait on that side street next to In-N-Out. Friends landing just send me a text as soon as they are curb side, then I can just swing through and make the legal 3 min stop.

[+ GregM]

OMG! I was forgetting my favorite one from Buenos Aires:

http://empanadasgourmet.com.ar

 

And from Corrientes, Argentina:

http://www.corrientesintensa.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/images-1.jpg http://www.mburucuyapora.com.ar/fotos/Feria%20del%20Chipa%20Mboca%20Mburucuya.jpg

 

Im not big on empanadas but the lil round things in the basket, what are they? And the third pic whats that?

 

Hugs,

Greg

[Boink]

Living in SoCal, I have long been fascinated by the almost universal obsession with In N Out Burger. I know I am in the extreme minority - and I actually have kept my silence on this topic with friends, but from my earliest sampling of them I thought there is absolutely nothing about their product to warrant the cult-like status they enjoy. I have never seen one without lines around the block (cars) and traffic jams. I heard of one new store going up and they had to install a traffic light to accommodate it. To me, their burgers are 'OK', but certainly not worth the hassle. And their fries out-and-out SUCK. They remind me of Wise potato sticks that used to be sold in tiny bags when I was a kid.

 

Far superior burgers, IMHO, are to be had at Tommy's, and, especially, 5 Guys Burgers (who make the best fries hands down).

Edited November 4, 2017 by Boink