/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4657016

Walk-in is better for many reasons.

If you order from the drive-thru after someone at the walk-in counter you will get your food first. The problem with that is the food you get was rushed and often not put together very well. I've had drinks where the contents where mostly ice and burgers that look like they've been thrown into the box or squished in the wrapper.

In the drive-thru window you often don't have to time to check your order or to make sure EVERYTHING you ordered was not only made right but is actually in the bag. A co-worker of mine had half is order missing by the time he got home. That's money and food he never got back. Because neither of us wanted to drive there and back for 20 mins after a long day of work.

Most walk-in places have free refills, so order the cheapest size and just get up and refill. But then again a medium size is more than anyone could need of watered down coke.

Napkins. Can't say enough about those. Drive-thru get you 1 or 2 of them in the bag.

I've read alot in this thread about people eating in their cars. I don't think i've ever seen anyone do this. Is this common in the United States of America? Why would you dirty your car with crumbs, salt and who knows what else? And why would you eat in a parking lot? Even as a child i took my food that i didn't eat in store to a park table or something of the sorts

You get get an infinite amount of anything while at the counter. Sauces, dips, vinegar, even some toppings in your food. (ask for extra pickles or something, they often say yes.)


This is clear that people know about this in this thread. You order from drive thru and it didn't do well after 10-15 mins in the car. Fast-food seems to breakdown quickly.

Lastly, nearly all the fast-food places need delivery. I've heard some rare places and places in asia do it.