Meanwhile, in America.........

No, this is the most beautiful:

Incorrigible Astronaut: That's... actually a lot cooler than I was expecting. Nice find, subs.

Except that the article itself sucked. Like 3 pics from the exterior at street level and an overhead shot. No interiors at all, and 2 sentences of history on the place. It's like a Daily Mail article, but without the pictures. What I saw of the McDonald's looked pretty cool. though.

Batumi, Georgia

I think that's near Tifton.

TV's Vinnie: Meanwhile, in America.........
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I ate inside a Taco Bell a few months ago.  I haven't actually been in one for 10+ years.  I use the drive thru.

I would refer to it as "dystopian".  There was broken furniture, trash strewn about, and no decoration of any kind except for two TVs that blasted a sort of Entertainment Tonight broadcast, but about products like The New Extreme Mt. Dew flavors.

FarkingReading: No, this is the most beautiful: [b.vimeocdn.com image 640x360]

Very cool.  They can afford the cool architecture because many people want to eat there.  Rather than bagging on McD's, why not appreciate the building?  If they leave, the next tenant will have a nice building, too.

The one in La Antigua Guatemala is very very nice. Courtyard, views of mountains, view of volcanos, etc...

here is one picture but GIS Mcdonalds Antigua Guatemala and see more if you are so inclined.



/in before people start that the only beautiful mcdonalds is an in-n-out burger or five guys or whatever whole in the wall place near them

You really need to travel to truly appreciate a McDonald's.  After being in Tokyo and Moscow for three weeks each -- there is nothing quite as glorious as ordering from a familiar menu and biting into a McD's hamburger.

I usually saved my McDonald's food for the middle/end of the trip, after the tongue and mouth tire of unfamiliar food...

They've been renovated some of the ones in Manhattan to look like chic lounges.

It's very, very weird.

Let's play "How To Spot a Recent Mcdonalds"

New:



Old:



Best looking McDonalds I could find with google:


It's nice when the architecture changes.

Rapmaster2000: Batumi, Georgia

I think that's near Tifton.

Mikey1969: Incorrigible Astronaut: That's... actually a lot cooler than I was expecting. Nice find, subs.

Except that the article itself sucked. Like 3 pics from the exterior at street level and an overhead shot. No interiors at all, and 2 sentences of history on the place. It's like a Daily Mail article, but without the pictures. What I saw of the McDonald's looked pretty cool. though.


http://eater.com/archives/2013/04/03/check-out-this-stunning-and-shi ny -mcdonalds-in-georgia.php

icam: Mikey1969: Incorrigible Astronaut: That's... actually a lot cooler than I was expecting. Nice find, subs.

Except that the article itself sucked. Like 3 pics from the exterior at street level and an overhead shot. No interiors at all, and 2 sentences of history on the place. It's like a Daily Mail article, but without the pictures. What I saw of the McDonald's looked pretty cool. though.

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http://eater.com/archives/2013/04/03/check-out-this-stunning-and-shi ny -mcdonalds-in-georgia.php

Now THOSE are some pictures... Wow. They really need a small creek or waterfall in there, just a small one for some ambience. Thanks for the link!

Didn't we decide that the writing on the poster in the famous 'fat kid' McDonald's was Georgian for 'Big Maku'?  He must be doing very well for them!

New Hyde Park, NY:

The one in Menton, France is brilliant.

How can a list have the one in Debrecen but not the one in Budapest?

Why does shortlist open in pure HTML on my kobo arc running chrome?