Good Question!@# What Is The Best Fast Food Joint?

[swghost]

In-n-out Burger- "Protein" style

[SPORTS TIPSTER]

the double double cheeseburger at In-N-Out Burger on Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach, Calif. is just a beautiful thing!!!!

Amazing fukkin' burger my friends!!!!
If anyone is inthe area, let me know.......maybe we can hook up for some lunch........I'll buy!!!!!

[orientalhawn]

Diamond Market

Great Protabello mushroom burger!!

[smooth53_98]

Tough call, My Top Four are in no particular order are Wendy's, White Castle, KFC and Popeyes...I don't know how it is where my Jersey brethren on this site are, (Smooth53 & Rip & Blackbeard etc,etc..) but White Castles and Popeyes are few and far between but they are still awesome when I can find them...

If I was to break it down like some of the others did I guess it might look like this...

Fries = Wendy's...I know some of you prefer McD's but Biggie Fries are Da Bomb!!

99 cent menu = Wendy's...Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger for a buck is tough to beat

Fried Chicken = KFC.....Biscuits = Popeyes!!!!

Unlike the movie, Harold and Kumar go to White Castle, I can think of several that are mere minutes from home and work... I generally go to the same one on Route 22 in Union... otherwise, there was one right off campus when I was in college (Rutgers) in South Plainfield.

The other treat I have minutes from my office is the White Diamond in Clark (not to mention the White Rose in Roselle Park & Highland Park).... those should get honorable mentions!

-smooth

[rwall]

My favorite is a local raw bar, LandLubbers.
Wings, beer, burgers, beer, seafood, beer, soups, beer, sandwiches, beer... etc.
oh and they have great beer specials and a poker night on tuesdays.

The place is just awsome!!!!

[garth]

There may be noone on this discussion board who knows what I'm talking about unless there is someone who has spent any time in southeastern Oklahoma. But the best burger and fries on the planet can be found at a little place in Ada, Oklahoma called Folgers. Much of their business is takeout since the diner has about 6 barstools and two tables. I think when it opened the drive-thru was designed to serve horses and covered wagons. There weren't any roads then since it was during a time before dirt was invented. OK, maybe a bit of a hyperbole. Anyway, when I attended East Central OK University in Ada during the early 1970s, the two grandsons of the Folgers founder worked both the grill and the cash register. I occasionally go to Ada on business nowadays. The same two guys are there flipping burgers and taking your money. I think their grandchildren work there now also.

Ah but ain't that America...somethin to see...little pink houses for you and me.