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I like the thought but this strikes me as over-vanitized. I'd like to see something that goes directly after McDonalds but with reasonably healthy fare. Putting
by pbreit 12y ago
I like the thought but this strikes me as over-vanitized. I'd like to see something that goes directly after McDonalds but with reasonably healthy fare. Putting "fast food" in the Tenderloin doesn't even make any sense. There are a zillion inexpensive, fast options serving mostly whole foods in the Loin and few or no chains.
- mhink 12y agoWell, there are several factors at play here. Competing with McDonald's is only partially related to the problem of a single restaurant providing quality food on the cheap- there's also the supply chain to consider.
- joshfraser 12y agoIt makes sense to me. It's cheaper rent to get started. Foodies will make the trek because of the founders, and the neighborhood locals will have a new alternative to McDonalds.
- pbreit 12y agoThere are no McDonalds in the Tenderloin. People who live and work in the Tenderloin do not eat at McDonalds. The notion that putting a restaurant in the Tenderloin that somehow represents an alternative to what we know as "fast food" is absurd.