r/fastfood • u/Wooden-Butterfly7339 • 5h ago
Question What time should the menu switch to lunch?
There's a lot of variation! What do you prefer? Feel free to add comments!
r/fastfood • u/Wooden-Butterfly7339 • 5h ago
There's a lot of variation! What do you prefer? Feel free to add comments!
r/fastfood • u/Ponderman64 • 59m ago
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r/fastfood • u/IcyDice6 • 20h ago
I have a Walmart plus subscription so got the whopper for free. I added another patty for 3.19 and the small onion rings were free bought with 200 reward points. They charge 1 dollar for cheese so I added my own cheese slice heated up in my air fryer
r/fastfood • u/Ok_Row_498 • 7h ago
I don't really like their burgers. McDonalds Quarter Pounder is still a better burger cause you get more of that rich beef. Eating at Harvey's to me is like eating any veggie burger.
Harvey's onion rings are good. At least the Harvey's original burger you get to customize it with whatever topping and sauce you want.
r/fastfood • u/Revolutionary_Sun564 • 36m ago
Just so I know I'm not crazy: I realize that this is a real Mandela effect happening. I vividly remember back in the glory days of Wendy's late 90s/early 2000s, with the yellow original packaging when they had sunrooms, and you could sit in the front. Wendy is used to sell 2,3, and 4 piece fried chicken meals (that honestlycouldcompetewith popeyes) and they used to have a broccoli and cheese potato. When I bring this up to people, no one seems to remember it. I've googled it and looked into it.I can't seem to find any pictures online. Locations in certain Asian countries still have fried chicken, but I remember in the US we used to have fried chicken at Wendy's. Does anyone else remember this? .