Great Fast Food Service

Many of us have consumed fast food. And I'm certain many of us have experienced poor service at one point, or another. But on occasion, there's times where fast food joints really kill it, in terms of service, and leave you thinking "I fucking love this place!" So I ask, what's a good experience you've had with a fast food restaurant?

For me, I went to Jack in the Box a few hours ago, after I got off work, and didn't feel like cooking. I ordered a meal that has a Double Cheeseburger, with bacon. They forgot the bacon, so I went back, and kindly asked for the bacon. Instead of replacing my old sandwich, they let me keep it, and gave me an entirely fresh one, thus leaving me with two. I was full as hell, but satisfied. Freebies are always awesome!

Taco bell to soak up the booze and a small mom and pop burger places for food. I rarely get non sit down or takeout. There better service at non drive thru places here.

I've gone to Wendy's and they've asked me to pull over to the side for some reason. They came outside and handed me my meal as well as a free milkshake. That was pretty cool of them.

That's true. I'm just unfortunate to live in a small town where the only places open after midnight are Jack in the Box, or Del Taco. Or Ihop, and Denny's if I'm willing to spend more.

Fun fact: The reason why places pull you over for what feels like no reason, is to actually lower their drive thru time average. Every fast food drive thru keeps track of, and strives to maintain a certain time average for service, which is usually around 2 to 3 minutes. And since the timer only keeps track of cars driving through, as opposed to people receiving their food, servers will ask to customers to pull aside, so their average time remains low.

Overall I don't eat out often but when I do there is never been an issue or great service. Worse I had was "pull over and we will bring food out to you." Best was extra taco sauce with my burritos even though i didn't want sauce lol.

The best fast food service I ever got was when I was visiting my sister in NYC and we went to Shake Shack. There was a really long line, which was expected, but there were employees walking up and down keeping the people in line engaged, handing out some flyers/menus and the wait really didn't seem as long.

When I placed my order, they gave me free fries for the wait, which was nice.

This past weekend at Five Guys, they where completely slammed because it was Phoenix Comic Con weekend and they still got every order out in a timely fashion and made sure that all the people eating at the establishment where comfortable.

A+ Class service, Kudos to that whole staff for surviving this crazy weekend!

There was a Church's Fried Chicken joint close to my university that I have fond memories of.

One day I entered it on a quest for a single piece of fried chicken and the cashier looked upon me with pity and proclaimed, "honey, that ain't a meal!" She then proceeded to upgrade my order to a two-piece snack-pack with a biscuit free of charge. I felt the love guys.

I've never had free food from a messed up order but I feel for anyone in the food industry on busy periods.

Recently went to a pub in the middle of nowhere for my Uncle's birthday. Can't remember what it's called now. Staff were all super friendly, food was awesome, they didn't care about dogs; which was handy since one of my aunts decided to take hers with her. I wouldn't have minded but she's a licker, and one of the waitresses had top notch tits.
10/10 would go again.

I wish I lived close to a Five Guys. I usually swing by one when I travel, and they're always superb in quality of food, and service. Never been even remotely disappointed.



Hate to be that guy, but real, or fake?

They were in proportion with her build and had a nice shape, so I presume real.

theres a fucking awesome kebab place like 2 and a half blocks down the road. Not only did I bike past it at 2 am and it was still open, no they always cram the Kebabs and turkish pizzas chock full and on occasions gave us some drinks (turkish apple tea and Ayran) on the house.

I love that place.