Could it be there is a better fastfood joint then In'N' Out?

[mrmitchell]

we've kind of got a lack of fast food variety in arkansas

Andy's (Arkansas only. The best good old fashioned greasy burger and fries chain anywhere)
Hardee's (What can I say? The burgers are really really really good)
Chick fil A (Chicken sandwiches )
Taco Bell (No explanation necessary)

Everyplace else pretty much sucks...but I could be forgetting a place, so don't think this list is written in stone.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by Guynemer
It's all about Chipotle, mon ami.

Best burritos in the world.

No. You need to live in an area with more Mexicans. But Chipotle probably is the best fast food burritos (if only for their barbacoa , without that, then I can name other fast food burrito joints just as good).

[:) Smiley]

I'm not sure what the obsession is with In n out, there burgers are good, but not that good.

The proper way to eat burgers is a New Jersey style Fat Cat sandwich- 12 inch sub roll and 2 cheeseburger patties with fries and ketchup, all inside the roll.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Fat Cat

Though to be more specific, it's a Rutgers University (NJ) style Fat Cat (or its many varieties, such as Fat Koko, Fat *****, Fat Phillipino, etc).

I shall add, wiki's knowledge:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rutgers

In 2004, MAXIM Magazine proclaimed the "Fat Darrell" to be one of the top sandwiches in the nation. The Fat Darrell was created at Rutgers in 1997 by an innovative undergraduate student by the name of Darrell Butler. The Fat Darrell contains chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, french fries, and marinara sauce all on a hoagie roll.

Mmmmmmm....

[Dauphin]

Re: Could it be there is a better fastfood joint then In'N' Out?

Originally posted by Oerdin
"The Original Tommy's World Famous Hamburgers"

Tommy's has been around since 1946 but since they were located in South-Central Los Angeles they were almost totally unknown outside of LA.

Is this an example of where the definition of 'world' is quite liberal.

[Ted Striker]

Sorry O man I've tried Tommy a few times but can't stand it


Most people rave about it though, so I'm in the minority

The Fatburger in Inglewood pwnz though

[Datajack Franit]

and you wonder why America is the obese continent

[Provost Harrison]

None of these outlets are remotely familiar to me I'm afraid...I always get the impression that you order a light snack and you get half a cattle farm brought to you on a plate...

[DRoseDARs]

Re: Re: Could it be there is a better fastfood joint then In'N' Out?

Originally posted by Dauphin




Is this an example of where the definition of 'world' is quite liberal.

Sadly, yes. Advertisers in this country have had this meaningless habit for decades.

[Alexander's Horse]

I don't think of food when I think of that name

[Wycoff]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Chipotle probably is the best fast food burritos (if only for their barbacoa , without that, then I can name other fast food burrito joints just as good).

Chipoltle Barbacoa Burrito

My favorite fast food item of all time. I'd take it over most "regular" foods.

[Japher]

Chipotle

In N' Out

wifey misses it

To a better burger

[Barinthus]

Chick a Fil

Tommy's is opening few blocks away from me and I'm in Riverside. They're expanding out.

Who knows, they will be in San Diego in few years?

[GePap]

Burritoville has good burritoes- thought I don't know how widespread a chain it is.

Who needs fast food places when you can go to a hole int eh wall ehtnic restaurant and get great curry for less than 5 bucks?

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Barinthus
Chick a Fil

Chick Fil-A, you mean.

Best burritos you get from no name hole-in-the-wall places in Chicago.