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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:31
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Chipotle.
How can you go wrong with a 1000 calorie burritto?
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:31
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I live in Bloomington In. where the Jared subway is. Alright branch. :B:
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mrmitchell
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quote: Also, Popeye's Fast food chicken is awful |
How dare ye speak such vile! Popeye's kicks ass, at least compared to other chicken places.
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Drogue
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Omnipresent conscience
Oct 2002 time: 05:31
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quote: Originally posted by FrustratedPoet
A good British Fish'n'Chip shop beats the pants off anything on that list. |
  
I'd take that over any American fast food joint, although i have to say, the ones I've been to in the US are far far better than the ones we have here. Even MaccyDs and BK seem different (better) over there.
quote: Originally posted by ixnay
I would define fast-food more as a restaurant where you aren't served by a waiter more than the healthiness of the food they serve.
Therefore, Subway is fast food. |
I know loads of restaurants that are like that that would not be classed as 'fast food'. I think over here the meaning is different. For instance, a sandwich bar would be refered to as a deli or a bakers, but they would baulk at being labelled with in with other 'fast food'. Indeed, i know mnay actual restaurants that you do not get waiter service at (including my two fav, Aroma and Bollywood, that are cheap, all you can eat and great food ).
I haven't seen a Subway over here, although I liked the ones I went to in the US. As the only sandwich bar on there, it has to be my vote, however I know at least 4 within 5 miles of where I live that are better (one that happens to have the advantage of being where my girlfriend works )
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Kaak
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Actually, they just had an independant study done on this, and Chik-Fil-A came out on top, but that isn't a choice on this poll...i'll look for the link..
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molly bloom
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Lundenwic
Oct 2001 time: 15:31
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If you want a decent sandwich got to a delicatessen- in London I used to go to the Tachbrook Street Italian delicatessen near Victoria Station- freshly baked ciabatta, with grilled aubergine slices, pesto, and buffalo mozzarella. Or their freshly baked pizza slices, vegetarian or with pancetta- worth walking there in the pouring rain to have one of those for lunch.
Or the Jewish delis dotted around London, from Whitechapel to Golders Green and St. John’s Wood- thick pieces of rye bread with salt beef and horseradish.
In Melbourne I go to Zampelli’s Watergrill on Toorak Road- delicious chips, with freshly cooked fish- the difference between Aussie fish and chip shops and British ones, is that you pick the piece of fish you want, and they batter and fry it in front of you here. And they also cook sweet potato fritters, pumpkin cakes, scallops, calamari, dim sims (Aussie won tons)...
Or the Viet Namese bakery, N. Tran’s, on Chapel Street- their brochettes with salad and char siu are scrumptious.
And yes, if you’re interested in good food, you don’t bother with fast food joints. And yes, I’ve tried plenty, thanks.
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