U.S. Chain Restaurant Menu Quiz

6/20 as well! I've never been to America before either, but I plan to have a grand food tour in America, sometime in the future

I got 6/20 and I've never been to America either...

20/20 - not good :(

I'm assuming this is supposed to be sarcastic? Lol.

Not just eats out, but eats out at places in which the food is neither good nor good for you...Having eaten at all the 16 locations for which I answered correctly, I feel the same way.

Culver's is probably the best one of the list. A Butterburger, cheese curds, and a Spotted Cow beer is a staple meal for the average upper mid-westerner.

Culvers is actually the only one on the list that I can recommend from experienence (and I've tried almost all of them--I'm poor), I've heard In & Out is good but I haven't made it to California to try yet.

15/20 - not bad for a German. To be fair though, I have American family. Still wouldn't eat any of this stuff.

Hungary Jacks should be accepted for Burger King. Thats the name of the Australian branch.

I believe they're in the UK.

there are in-and-outs in Nevada too

I think In-n-Out has finally spread to the East Coast. I don't understand it. That place is so incredibly overrated.

I must have been misinformed, then. and thanks, that's very reassuring.

Knech, you're missing out!

6/20 but I am British

What's a Culver's?

My dad is from Iowa and he loves them.

A Butterburger is actually better for you than a Whopper with cheese. Culver's is actually one of the better fast food restaurants, relatively speaking. Burger King, on the other hand, is hands down the worst fast food restaurant for calories and fat content, beating even McDonalds.

Hard to believe that anything on Burger King's menu could be worse than some of the nightmarish fast food crimes cooked up by Hardee's or Arby's.

One of my favorite Colbert TDS bits. :D

Hardees seems to be the one chain truly embracing the artery-clogging role among these restaurants. Every 6 months they seem to come up with some new massive heart killer. Loved the local Hardees when I was a kid, but no way would I eat there now.

Arby's, KFC and Wendy's do occasionally come up with something that seems like they are intentionally trying to kill you. But, they also offer healthy alternatives. Arby's has their delicious line of deli sandwiches which are much better than a traditional hamburger, and they also have very good salads. Wendy's does salads just like Burger King and KFC offers grilled chicken wraps etc. Hardee's doesn't really have a single thing on their menu that is good for you. The only reason I liked Hardee's when I was in Saudi Arabia is they actually stocked a wide variety of sauces. Saudis in general don't like sauce, and most of the fast food chains didn't carry much or any. (for example, no hot mustard or sweet and sour at McDonald's). But Hardee's had a bunch to choose from. I loved their chipotle and wasabi mayos.

Crazy Bread is amazing!!! You guys should really try it!

I used to think so when I was a kid and Little Ceasar's was the new fad. But... then they changed the way they made it or something and it's not nearly as good as it used to be.

@GeckoIX, we used to have Burger King in Australia as well as Hungry Jacks (no 'A', not the country Hungary), they were tied with Taco Bell. I got 7/20, and got Denny's because of The Santa Clause - I watch it every Christmas!:)

It's weird isn't it? Australia is the only place that I think it calls it Hungry Jacks, rather than Burger King.

It is not weird! Here is a reason why: Hungry Jacks was not called Burger King in Australia because the name Burger King was already taken by a takeaway shop in Adelaide. Jack Cowin, the Australian master for Burger King in Australia, was given a list of possible names to choose from. He chose Hungry Jack from the list, and slightly changed the name to a possessive form by adding an apostrophe 's' forming the new name Hungry Jack's. http://www.whichfranchise.net.au/index.cfm?event=getArticle&articleID=475 This is my source

oh you're missing out on all of the good burgers, chicken, and concrete custard mixers

Don't forget the cheese curds!

What about DQ for dairy queen?

@katytheelf, i eat at Culver's all the time. there's one in my city. I believe that the butterburger simply means they cook it in butter or put butter on the grill and cook it in that.

and culver's are mostly in the midwest, but they have some in Arizona

Steak and Shake are mostly in the Midwest and south. They're good too, almost as good as Culvers. And the Royale burger is one of the few fast food burgers to come with a fried egg (and cheese and bacon, etc.)

Wow 7/20 but I'm British... I need to go to America more!!

You should accept In & Out for In n Out.

got 18 USA baby

I only got nine... and I am American... sad.

its pretty Great quiz

In-N-Out is the best!

Never heard of it.

Only knew it because my daughter lived in California for a time. Wikipedia says they have 300 locations in the southwest in southern California, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and Texas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-N-Out_Burger

When I was in high school in California, kids would take the In-N-Out Burger bumper stickers and scrape off the B and r so the sticker would say In-N-Out urge (sexual innuendo). LOL. So juvenile and stupid but it still makes me laugh to think about it. They're in Utah now too.

How is this a chain quiz. Lol.

This is just... sad.

Culver's is in 22 states, for the people who've never heard of it.

I live right next to a Culver's. I've even met Craig Culver, founder of the company, since I live close to the headquarters. It also has 502 restaurant locations.

Nice, I live in the area as well.

7/20... Considering im British thats good cx

I believe Jack in the Box has a Butter Burger too.

I never heard of Crave Case either, but I know White Castle sells burgers by the box so it made sense. They are nasty little things but I used to love 'em. (Krystal burgers from the South are better, though.)

Agreed.

And you were right!

im only 10 and i live in england and i already know 6 even though i havent been to america before

What the cuss is a crave case? It sounds like a heart attack waiting to happen.

I've been to America three times and I still haven't heard of or seen some of these. Guess it depends on where you're at, some seem to be local to a few areas. Anyway... You don't have to necessarily be from America or have ever visited for knowing some. Especially the international ones.

What is Culver's? That's new to me.

It's a burger chain that started in Wisconsin. So most of of their locations are in the midwest I believe.

Damn you Chili's, one of us is spelling your name wrong, and, well, I kinda think it's you! (How can you be a Mexican restaurant and not spell it "Chile's"??) EVERY TIME.

Neither is wrong. Chili, chile, and chilli are all accepted spellings for the pepper, but the restaurant uses the first spelling.

Also I don't think Chili's is a Mexican restaurant.

Or McDo in France.

Going to keep it 4/20 :)

At least around here, Chili's no longer sells the Awesome Blossom. And Subway doesn't have $5 footlongs anymore.

Wikipedia concurs. "The dish, under the name Awesome Blossom, was also a very popular part of the Chili's menu until it was removed in 2001." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blooming_onion

15\20,not bad.Cant believe i missed Red Lobster,well i am from the philippines

Just a cultural observation about the comments, obviously I'm not American our native speaker, not sure which one it is: though technically correct, I wouldn't call grabbing something at a fast food place "eating out", or eating in a restaurant.

People eat inside fast-food restaurants. Many of these don't even have drive-thru lanes.

Many of these restaurants aren't even fast food: Olive Garden, Red Lobster, (debatably) Chili's, and Outback Steakhouse, for example. Outback and Red Lobster are pretty expensive, if that's what you are going by.

I mean, the title does warn you of this fact.

Looks like somebody doesn't read the titles.

Only been to four of these but knew 17... Omnipresent fast food.

Culvers butterburger is seriously great-The best item on the list. And for my money the best burger in America.

Fresh - never frozen - meat that is hand patted and seasoned and cooked to order, served on a lightly buttered, grilled bun. What's not to love? I don't think their fried cheese curds would fit the bill for healthy food, though.

14/20.....missed taco bell,popeyes, subway, outback steakhouse and red lobster

Did you read the title?

18/20. Can't believe I missed Popeye's, and I have no reason to get In-n-Out, living in Missouri.

Thanks for accepting Hardee's for Carl's Jr and Rally's for Checker's! I couldn't remember Carl's Jr & Checker's offhand since I grew up in the Midwest.