McDonalds Architecture

[eXSBass]

Originally Posted by Mekky II

Rouen

If that's in France, then I believe I've been there (Paris - We searched hours for the nearest and closest thing to English food! :p)

[Zaqattaq]

Took this back at home in State College, PA awhile back, its a MCD's drive-thur with landscaping

[Zaqattaq]

Las Vegas strip

[Isan]

McDonald

[Pas]

A couple of McDonalds joint in Tokyo

Shinjuku


Shibuya

[Pas]

One on Champ Elyses in Paris

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[Don Pacho]

McDonalds en la Plaza de la Cultura

[Madhusudhan]

No matter what, but I do like the McDonalds architecture. Despite it's modernity, it blends well in almost any city of the world.

[RyanNS]

Originally Posted by Don Pacho

McDonalds en la Plaza de la Cultura

I've been to this McDonalds many tmes before, but there is also a B.K. just to the right that I prefer a little more

[fahed]

There are parts of the world where there are no McDonalds restaurants. None at all in Nigeria.

The same was with Jordan, but they did open one last year or the year before it and the first meal was sent to the King!

McDonalds has a world record in the number of stores. There are almost 55 McDonald restaurants in the UAE.

[Don Pacho]

[TheTramp]

This one below is a McDonald's interior, I swear.

[nazrey]

Bukit Bintang shopping district - Malaysia

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[texasboy]

Las Vegas


Trier


Budapest


Paris


New York


Buenos Aires


Hong Kong


Shanghai


London


Venice

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Originally Posted by TheTramp

This one below is a McDonald's interior, I swear.

whoa.

[Don Pacho]

At Jiron de La Union area

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Originally Posted by FM 2258

The sad thing is that no matter what the McDonald's like, the food is all the same poor quality.

That depends what you mean - Australia consistently has a higher level of quality attatched to their fast foods. McDonalds here has been trialling vastly different menus for a long time and now these are being adopted globally, in part due to their success and the campaign for more healthy diets.

Even KFC is trialling a greater range of salad options and healthier alternatives.

I have eaten all types of fast food all over the world and I will say Australia's fast food shits all over every other country - although PizzaHut is rather similar everywhere I have been. Maccas here is much more appealing as is KFC. KFC in asia and most of the US was disgusting - Australian KFC is light years ahead. Australia also serves their meal with less emphasis on sides and chips/fries form a larger part of each meal - BTW nothing can beat KFC chips.

[legolas]

Originally Posted by InTheLoop

McDonalds is based just outside of Chicago, and has had a sorta "flagship" store known as the "Rock and Roll McDonalds" in the River North neighborhood just north of the Loop since 1983. They have announced this past week that they are going to tear it down and build a new flagship location to be open by next April. See pics below:

In general, there is nothing special about the McD's around here. There is one located in a post Chicago fire building from 1872 at the corner of Randolph and Dearborn, about a block from my home. (I tried to get a pic, but wasn't able to get the link to work.)

Current "Rock and Roll" location:


New Flagship location to replace the old one:


McD's in building from 1872:
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Hey!! there's one exactly like the second one in Boadilla del Monte, Madrid!!!
here there're a lot but I cant take photos right now. In some we can hear music in a i-pod (or creative, I don't know) while you are eating.