The burgers from Burger king, the fries from McDonalds, and the chicken from Popeyes.
And the pizza, a genuine fresh out of the oven New York slice

Popeye's is the most tolerable for me. Good fries and especially good chicken. Got a hankering for Noodles 'n Company as well, can never go wrong there!

I usually stay away from chains. The best food made with quality ingredients is always at a family-owned establishment.  If I'm forced to go into a chain, Bob Evans isn't too bad.  The food taste fresh and not like it's been sitting in a steam table all day.

Mozza pizzeria great pizza and good selection of beers. First stop for me when i get of the train from London to Glasgow. before heading to the airport.

My favorite Franchised restaurant is The Cheesecake Factory. I love the lettuce wraps from there. They are absolutely delicious. I also love their brown bread. 

At the moment I am really really into five guys burgers and cant go wrong with a peanut butter and bacon milkshake 

Other then that I quite enjoy wagamamas 

Dont really think there are much of this in Norway. Correct me if im wrong, but foreign brands such as mc donald, burgerking and alike probably make up much of this marked.

Think a lot are privatly owned. Especially when it comes to the better places to eat. 

The conclusion is therefor, rubberducks only eat fine dining. Have you ever seen a duck eat without a white napkin? No, didnt think so.

Ducks only eat quality food, and one or two acational mc donald. 

*Queck*

I love Panera Bread pannini's. They put avocado on just about anything and don't drown the sandwich in condiments, which is alright by me. I hate condiments. 

The coffee there is pretty decent as well. 

chick fil a is my favorite chicken chain restaurant ive yet to have a menu item from them that i did not like. though popeyes isnt too far behind.

I would like to say thare all have their strenght and weaknesses. Be that their meat, fries, sides, all of that

I am not into so much your five guys, McD's etc, but a franchise i quite like is Miller and Carter, it tries to be a more sophisticated looking steak joint, but I found it always of a high standard.    Your not going to get the rubbed meats that some people crave and is not a BBQ style joint, but the steak is generally good, as well as the accompaniments.

In holland there is a small franchise called Anne  & Max. They have these super chill coffeeshops (no weed, just gooc coffee) with delisious healthy food and snacks. I love to go there after a walk around the city. 

I tend to be a creature of habit.  I like what I like 

Red-Robbin because I love the bottomless fries, the drinks I can order, and they make good tasting burgers when you just want to hang with friends.

Cracker Barrel never had a bad breakfast, or lunch there.  

There used to be a fast-food burger shop called Railey's, don't know if they are still around.   

I don't mind McDonalds to be honest. But Whataburger is my favorite joint and I'm lucky enough to live just a few minutes away from one.

it is, of course, McDonalds.  I remember buying burgers from Wimpey in the UK which was a disgustingly greasy and dirty operation. So when McDonalds opened in the UK it was so refreshing. I fully experienced McDonalds in the US in 1974, and even now the other competitors don't rate against it, in my view.  

I'm going to consider a restaurant different than straight fast food, so I'd say maybe Red Lobster or Red Robin. I used to love when Red Robin had the beer shakes, they were awesome.

There can only be one and that is Texas Roadhouse.  Who can say no to a well cooked steak and a loaded Baked Potato and you favorite beverage.