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Variety doesn't equal quality. Chain restaurants have common characteristics that make the food bad: - it has to be cheap - cooked by a largely untrained work
by jules 11y ago
Variety doesn't equal quality. Chain restaurants have common characteristics that make the food bad:
- it has to be cheap
- cooked by a largely untrained worker in a couple of minutes, who does not really care about what is served to you
- the taste has to be such that most people will not dislike it
Every time I've tried a chain restaurant the quality was mediocre at best except for foods that fit well within those constraints (e.g. potato fries, and even those weren't great). If you can recommend a chain restaurant that has good food I'd love to hear it.
- beachstartup 11y agoin-n-out, chipotle, five guys, that's pretty much all i eat at when i'm in a hurry. luckily there's one of those nearly everywhere. maybe OPH (a much, much higher quality IHOP, though it varies by location) also.