r/fastfood

1. Rallys

2. McDonald's

3. Steak n shake

4. chick fil a

5. Arbys

6. Wendy's

7. Culvers

8. Burger king

(Mind you I live in the Midwest so some fast food chains I can't rank because I only see them on vacation)

There are two sandwiches I really wish Wendy’s would bring back from the late 90s to early 2000s. The Pepper Jack bacon cheese burger and the Monterrey Ranch bacon chicken sandwich.

I deleted the app and haven’t looked back since. Paying a premium for average food is insane. Not to mention the new “value” menu. You can’t convince me the prices are worth it. Which fast food restaurant have you given up with riding costs and declining quality?

I have 3 right now.

1. McDonald's Medium Big Mac meal (or 10 nuggets or filet-o-fish) for $6. That's cheaper than the big mac by itself. The combo is $9.89, so 39% savings from that, or all items separate is $12.27, 51% savings from that. Best if I'm by myself.
2. Meal for 2 at Taco Bell. Includes 2 crunchwrap supremes, 2 soft tacos, 2 bean burritos and 2 chips and cheese, for $12.50. This easily feeds 3 people, and all of those items separate are $28.32, for a savings of 56%.
3. Firehouse 30% off $30 purchase. Most of their medium subs are right around $10, so this is almost buy two, get one free.
   What are your favorite deals?

Since the pandemic fast food has been shot through the foot. $16 dollar combo meals in California, no good promotions, no hyped meals, prior to the wage hikes they were giving away food.

Now that they have to pay kids $20 an hour they hiked the prices up for the rest of us to offset the costs. I don’t work in fast food, I went to college and avoided the industry because it was set up for teens and part time work, not people trying to buy a Tesla.

Thanks a lot guys.

What are some of your favorite things that fast food restaurants had when you were a kid that they do not have them anymore?