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Most certainly, because not all places get the same ingredients from the same source. Even the quality of water is dependent. And the workers themselves, frankly every restaurant quality varies from location to location, you can go to two different Olive Gardens and have completely different experiences, same exact order, but maybe order wrong, or the garlic bread isn't good,
@@IvyBrooksHobkin I remember visiting Louisiana for the first time a few years ago and stopping at a McDonalds. Weirdest soda I've ever tasted. Turns out all the water there tasted like algae.
Right even McDonalds has a huge difference between different McDonalds and locations in terms of how warm the food is how fresh the fries are how clean the place is how fast the service is and if they get you're order right. Though I wouldn't say McDonalds is good food there is a very clear differnce between a McDonalds with employee's and managers that actually try and McDonalds that just look like the employee's have given up on life a nd just don't have any pride in what they do which is understandable when you're working in a Mcdonalds for minimum wage but there still a clear difference in just that and then added that different locations will have different food suppliers and what not. I remember a local restaurant where I used to live that there was a huge difference in quality and service in this sushi place when the owner was in versus when he was at his other restaurant.
Charlie put Steak n Shake up in “A” for a fond memory of doing magic tricks there once. That’s probably the best endorsement for any Steak n Shake I’ve ever seen.
Steak n Shake used to be the most popular place where I used to live and it was by far the best restaurant in the area however quality differs where you live
I had a friend that worked at our local Steak N Shake, such a trash fast food place. The food was mediocre at best and at worst it was complete shit. The kitchens weren't clean, some of the staff were super sketchy like I remember one got arrested for having drugs on them while at work at the Steak N Shake. I wanna believe other franchises are of higher quality but I'd never eat at one after reliably having awful food from there when I was in high school.
The one over in the villages (in florida) used to be a full restaurant, now they are turning it into like a fast food restaurant. food still tastes great though
I was with my friend at Culver's and the same thing happened. We waited like 10 minutes for food but we didn't complain or anything. Just sitting down talking and chilling and the guy comes up with our food and he told us that for the long wait we would have a full refund. Automatic fan of Culver's, deserves S tier.
Yeah I work at a Culver's and if an order exceeds ten minutes then we usually give them a free pint. when it gets busy though, then we don't because then everybody would get free pints but otherwise when it's slow then yeah we do that.
@@firebros2363 which is crazy because I have to wait just as long going to chik fil a, but Culvers is always made fresh and the food is the absolute bomb. It’s by far my favorite fast food place. If I ever moved, Culvers would be one of the things I missed the most lol
@@HieronymousLex Culver’s is so basic when it comes to food tho, sure compared to McDonald’s it’s better but They’re food is incredibly bland and generic
Last time I went to Culvers we ordered our food and struck up a short conversation with the head "burger maker". Not only was the food so fresh and good, the guy literally came and sat with us to talk and hang out. Next level customer service. Been going for years.
18:05 he's right about some restaurants in different countries being incredible. I was in guatemala and the taco bell was literally an old cathedral that they made into a taco bell. There was a huge bell in the middle that you could ring and stained cathedral glass. The same thing with mcdonalds; it looked like a palace when you walked in and it had an entire garden in the back with seating. Lastly, the wendys there was a 2 story building hahaha. Guatemala don't mess around.
@canadiananim8r personally I'm revolted by chick fil a. Never liked anything served there Papa John's is pretty bad too but your also treating your opinions like fact and insulting people in the process just makes you a giant asshole
@canadiananim8r no he put Chick Fil A at B, and Papa Johns deserves an S, it’s the best pizza on this list, although I haven’t tried MOD and I remember really liking the Sam’s Club pizza but still wouldn’t put it on the same tier, and Domino’s fits well at A. So there’s no reason why Papa John’s shouldn’t be S, I’d choose them over Publix Deli and Popeyes tbh
This. Right. Here. 👌🏽❣️ My entire family has at some point in their life worked at Publix, and my aunt is still a manager of the Bakery after like a decade. I want one of my life goals to be working at Publix lmao.
I’ve worked at my Culver’s location for over 2 years and I can confidently say when love and effort is put into food and service you can see a big difference in the quality of the food and the smiles of guests. It’s a good time!
"Dunkin's consistency is the worst I've ever had." My man has cleary never been to a Tim Hortons. You can order the same thing every day for a week and get something different wrong with your order every time.
@@BasidialQuill no it really doesn't go down to the South But I worked at a couple in the States and the first one was great and we had die hard regulars The second one the owner would yell straight into your face if he was just having a bad day and we never had more than 3 staff even when it was busy so everything made there was so bad
The reason Dunkin is so inconsistent is because their turnover rate is so high. They higher mostly teenagers that quit after a month because of how badly Dunkin treats their workers. Since no one works there for long, by the time they actually learn how to make coffee they quit. My brother worked there for two months and he was the longest working employee there.
When Matt said "their food tastes like they cut open a plastic bag and dumped it in a fryer" He is 100% correct, I work at Sonic and literally everything comes frozen and in plastic bags.
Its always so weird how your perspective changes when you make the fast food. I'm lucky cuz I work at a sandwich shop and it's pretty clean and fresh but there are some horror stories from previous employees at fast food chains.
@@christianmiller2828 I'm sure it makes you feel so much more prideful serving your food, knowing you are using fresh ingredients. I would say definitely don't eat at any sonic, just from personal experience and knowledge about the other Sonics in the area. We havnt gotten new machines in the kitchen, since the place opened in like 2003 apperantly.
@@ImHoA Definitely. Worked at a BBQ restaurant where most everything was made to order and fresh. Felt good serving good tasty food. However some things like Fries are better frozen, a local place has fresh cut fries and they are awful and soggy. Freezing them actually makes them crispier in the end. Also some brands of frozen onion rings are pretty good too. So not everything frozen is bad.
Me too bro. Our reach in freezers never work either so our strips and popcorn are always soggy as fuck as well. Shame... but we have a great fountain crew.
"Sonic Taste Like they just cut open a bag and put it in a fryer" Me: "remembering when I worked at sonic, and about 75% of the cooking was cutting open a bag and throwing it in the fryer."
Glad to see Culver's get the respect it deserves. The chicken uses a different breading, yeah, but the taste is so much better than most places because they let the chicken do the talking, not the breading. Also, the best fast food onion rings ever, no fucking question
Once I got my order wrong because of my own stupidity, and Culvers gave me a free meal ticket and a free redo of my order. Culvers is great. Their chicken tenders kinda suck tho ngl.
Yeah, I would say the Chicken Tenders at Culver’s are probably the one thing that isn’t an Ace. And yet their spicy crispy chicken sandwich is a banger like everything else. Culver’s is incredible.
Subway is the most hilariously inconsistent food place I've ever been too. I've gotten the exact same sandwich from the same location made by the same employee only a week apart and one will be awesome and the other one of the worst sandwiches I've ever had. Going there is like playing Russian Roulette with your taste buds.
@@MarcusCollins69 Hard agree, they're the lowest paying fast food place in my town by fucking $3/hr. Consistency does not exist there. Also not a fan of being judged by a 15 year old for every ingredient choice I make
@@flaviottyd idk, a 15 year old wouldn't be hired usually because subway usually dislikes people taking lunch breaks with only two staff members working at once. Also, the best employees usually don't give that wtf look unless you get something like meatball and tuna. In that case, wtf are you doing
There used to be a McDonalds in Iceland, but they refused to use local food and wanted everything shipped from the US, and in Iceland shipping cost is insane so they went out of business extremely fast
Ya know, as someone who is a LOCAL, to the state of Louisiana, and a resident, of someone who actually knows WELL how much prep work Popeye's actually GOES THROUGH, it makes me feel proud to know that he put Popeye's at S-tier.
Steak n Shake is one of my favorites myself. A really fun place to eat at. I always get my food fast. I get pretty big portions for the cost comparatively to my area. It has declined in quality over the past like 10 years, but that seems to be from cost crunches. But the food to me still tastes good, I never feel sick after eating it, and I feel happy eating there. Culvers is another one where Charlie won a slam dunk by having a correct opinion.
The only reason I'd ever go to 7 eleven is for it's slurpies and candy, The last time I had their food I got real bad food poisoning and I usually have a pretty high tolerance for bad foods that'd mess you're stomach up
having worked at little caesar's, our dough was made fresh that morning and we actually had pricey ingredients compared to when i worked at pizza hut. It's incredible how the ingredients themselves are good but the pizza turns out shit
I love little caesars when we were poor and had to feed a lot of people their pizza was always reliable and good, simple but honestly way better options than other places.
Papa John’s in my area is F-Tier. Delivery drivers and managers cuss everyone out no matter the occasion you’re calling. We didn’t specify what color the house was and my brother got berated with insults by the driver, called about it and the manager said he dgaf and insulted. Customer service and experience is half the tier list for me, and they ruined my opinion of papa John’s. The food was cold as well.
As a native midwesterner, I am glad Charlie loves Culver’s. Culver’s has always been my favorite fast food restaurant since I was a little kid, that shit bangs.
As a Minnesotan it's by far one of the best fast food places you could ever go to in my area for a good juicy burger and fries and dont forget the custard
No joke, last meal I had with my grandpa was at an arby's, and the sandwiches they gave us were frozen in the middle. He died less than two days later after that.
I remember as a teenager, my mom and I got burger king and that was the first and only time I witness my mom or human being in general punch a burger out of anger. lol that laugh was the best thing that I've ever gotten from burger king.
I also think his specific issue with the tortilla is that some employees don't drain the food enough. If you carelessly slop the beans, meat, and salsa into a burrito it will have like a solid ounce of fluid in it.
@@nevadanate4957 I had that exact shit happen to me when I ordered tacos, it was like a fucking liter of cooked meat water soaking the soft tacos. that shit was three years ago and I never went back
I worked at culvers for 4 years, can confirm 5 minutes wait time is exceptionally long the machines start blinking red and everything. Also I'm sure it's location dependent but the back of house was clean, managers had high standards, and the food was so good that I never got sick of it, it's still my favorite fast food place.
The Culvers and Five Guys workers are the only fast food workers that are passionate about their jobs. I’d go as far to say they bridge the gap between fast food and a restaurant.
"I've never had a bad sonic experience, it is just really underwhelming and forgettable." I see you haven't played Sonic 06, because then you would've had a horrible time.
Fuck me dude. I was like 12 when I played it and I was like this game looks cool as shit and has awesome music. Even as a 12 year old I realized it was the worst game I’ve ever played
My dad was one of the higher ups at long John's for several years. He also ran a couple of wendys. He always said the C suite was a bunch of old dudes that had refused to adapt to the times since he started there in high school, and it was like pulling teeth any time he tried to do anything to systemically get them out of the 70s.
My friend from Poland says their KFC is absolutely immaculate and it shocks me because my local KFC has been shut down AT LEAST three times for health code violations
@@Antraz2115 My Brother went on a school trip to Romania and told me that in Eastern Europe there's some type of food additive that's super delicious but hella sketchy and banned pretty much everywhere else in the world except Eastern Europe. He said that the KFC he had in Romania and Poland were gas. Maybe that has something to do with it.
I live in Australia and was surprised that KFC was put so low, same with subway, both being the only fast food places I’ll go to. Dunno what’s going on in America
@@whitty0033 in America KFC allegedly has the inconsistency in a whole lotta places. It’s either soggy, greasy, and overly-salty chicken, or it’s really good kfc chicken. I’ve personally never had kfc but this is what people are saying. Most likely kfc in other places are very good.
As a Wisconsinite, everyone loves Culver’s. I grew up from one that was less than 10 minutes away; used to bike there in the summer as a kid. Glad to see the love it gets now.
@@lextheboogeyman7633 somebody will say the same thing about everything you enjoy as well. Today you are on this side, tomorrow you will be defending your favorite anime against an army of perceived haters.
Wendy's where I live would score an easy S tier. Not sure how they do it but, man, the quality of food is un-like any other fast food chain i've eaten at. And the consistency is amazing. In probably 25+ times eating there in total, only once did I get fries that were not hot and were instead room temperature. The taste of the food is amazing, and the burgers are outstanding ( I have yet to get a burger that isn't hot). The fries are always hot (they did make it their "thing" to have always hot fries). Just 10/10 fast food chain. Same with Subway where I live has only gone up and the subs there are amazing.
As a Culvers EMPLOYEE, im happy you have us as an S tier, Love you Charlie for that and next time you go, order cheese sauce with tenders....you will thank me later
Wawa at S: you have chosen wisely. Personal story: my little bro has Downs Syndrome and works at our local Wawa, they treat him so well and work with his aide to keep him on track. Absolutely amazing company with wonderful coffee.
My roommate and I got subway about a year ago. I took one bite of my sandwich and he ate a foot long. We both got food poisoning, but he shit himself in the grocery store the next day..
This video just reminded me... I was employed by A&W in July 2009 (I signed the papers and they ordered my uniform). They told me they'd call me for my first shift when my uniform arrived. Its almost 2022 now and I still haven't received a call from them. I was never officially fired and I did sign the papers, so I guess I'm still technically employed but still waiting for my uniform and first shift 13 years later.
Culver’s employee here 42:33 Orders at Culver’s take around 4 or so minutes to make; all the food is made to order. The manager was apologetic because there may have been a mistake while the food was being made, and it took longer to do so.
I've only eaten at a Culver's once but they reminded me of In N Out, even the kitchen was set up similarly (more open than other fast food places) and It seems like they hire more people than the other fast food chains (Makes sense as both of them can have lines out the door). Wish there was one in my area.
Same. The one about 20 minutes away from me slaps, but one about 40 minutes away is absolute dog shit. Their donuts will be stale like only 2-3 hours afterwards
Thanks to this tier list I’ve been going to Firehouse a lot lately and holy shit it’s just as great as they say it is. The Cherry Limeade is one of the best exclusive drinks ever. Easy S
Burger King is actually pretty good in the NE. I had it in Seattle a few years ago and was absolutely shocked how disgusting it is out there. So must be a regional thing in terms of quality. The Burger King around me is one of my favorite places to go to
KFC was my first job. An elderly woman died from eating our food. IN THE STORE. I got to work and was confused about why we were closed until someone told me.
@@Jgoldie49 Papa John's of just kind of spongy if it was a little less spongy consistently it would be awesome, any other place would throw it out if there pizza was that chewy all the time, Weird texture.
As someone who used to work at dunkin I agree heavily with them, most of the time people would rather fight each other to the death over making a good drink
charlie, im telling you. order a six inch from subway with any bread, mozerela cheese, pepperoni, salami, banana peppers, lettuce, jalahpenos, cooked, olives, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and you will taste heaven.
My favourite places (some aren’t on the list in the video) are A&W for Burgers, chicken burgers and gravy, churches chicken for fried chicken, five guys for fries and bacon cheese hotdog, verns pizza for the best pizza with tons of toppings, Nandos for grilled chicken and peri peri, and sushi anywhere made fresh on the spot.
I think the reason people hype In N Out over Five guys is that In N Out is good, and costs what you'd expect for a burger, while Five Guys is good but costs a mortgage payment.
It’s interesting to hear how different Chick-Fil-A is in a big city. I live in a smaller place and the Chick-Fil-A’s chicken is not dry at all and lines are only long on certain days.
My city DOT literally had to post a sign telling people not to line up in the street for Chick-Fil-A because it was such a problem for traffic. Eventually the Chick-Fil-A rerouted their drive thru so it started on a side road instead of the main one, but it was funny driving past the sign
Chickfila in my opinion is the most overrated fast food place of all time. I think it's B tier and not the best in the land like everyone around me says.
i like that all these people in the comments bashing him for his opinions yet pretty much every fast food restaurant's quality wildly differs from pretty much each state lmao
Yup for example, all fast food is complete garbage in Detroit since half the city is actually illiterate. They just don’t give a fuck one time I waited at a Popeyes for 30 minutes before I had my order taken meanwhile all the other patrons (who were black) got their orders taken right away, walk right up to the counter lmfao. Not to mention my chicken wasn’t cooked
I know I’m a year late but Matt said something I couldn’t let slide. He said Chick-fil-A chicken is dry and PDQ is moist. He is dead wrong. Chick-fil-A has most of the moistest chicken you’ll ever get, while PDQ is as dry an a desert. His logic about the sauces is correct but he mixed up the restaurants, every PDQ sandwich comes standard with a sauce of some type on it cuz the chicken is so dry while Chick-fil-A doesn’t even have a sandwich that comes with sauce on it cuz the chicken is so moist it doesn’t need it.
Lmao I was gonna say. He must have done a ghost pepper/spicy ramen/Dr. Burnorium's psycho serum challenge as a baby if this is the rankings he put together after eating at these places his whole life 😭
Living in Minnesota, depending on what side of the Mississippi you're on, you'll find Carl's and hardys Jr. Also, this list changes if you're living in the Midwest, and a lot more things are supplied locally sourced and we don't get half these fast foods
Gotta say, any time I've ever eaten at Sonic, both in Michigan and in Tennessee, they completely messed our order up. They managed to get everything wrong. How do you ask for a chicken sandwich and get a freaking hotdog?
i have friends who work at sonic and they say the way the place is ran makes no sense for it to be a fast food. these are people who have worked at multiple fast food places saying this. my theory is that if the system the place runs on doesn’t work that well, the service and food is going to be impacted negatively.
I’m a former sonic employee and can say it is might be due to the god awful speakers we have. Everything is garbled and I sometimes would have to ask customers to repeat their orders three times. If I still couldn’t understand I’d go outside to take their order face to face. Not everyone would do that, and due to understaffing I sometimes wasn’t able to and would just have to hope the order was correct. Also, at the store I worked at there were fountains, cooks, and carhops. Fountains are responsible for bagging, taking orders, making drinks, stocking, making ice cream, and helping the carhops if needed. Some stores don’t have fountains so the carhops do all that in addition to delivering the orders. So even if I( a fountain) got the order correct and put it in with any special directions on the ticket AND told the cooks myself, they’d mess it up 30% of the time. Fountains bag orders, so sometimes I’d catch it then, sometimes I’d be off doing one of my other tasks and someone else was bagging and wasn’t aware, sometimes it was wrapped and I didn’t catch the mistake( example: pickles on a no-pickle order). We were almost always understaffed so it was pretty chaotic 90% of the time, but we tried our best. Also, almost everyone I worked with was cranky about being there and didn’t want to work as a team( it was a stressful environment) which did not help things be efficient. Sadly I think the store I worked at was one of the more efficient ones, so I imagine it would be worse at other Sonics.
The problem with mine is that it's short term gain long term loss. The food tastes good but I always feel like shit after eating it. I've never gotten sick from it but oml is it common.
At dunkn and donut shops I've seen they give the 17yrold kid who just started responsibility to do all jobs by themselves so that's why your coffee is fucked
yeah I used to work at a Dunkin’ and I was 17 when I started working there lol. I’m 23 now and go the same Dunkin I worked at almost daily and the consistency now is so fucked. The only person who makes my coffee a 10/10 is either the manager or this like 40 year old woman who loved me when I worked there and has been there for a while.
First time i got the coffee from dunkin it straight up tasted like they put hand sanitizer in it and i refused to drink it and everytime i go which i barely do its always bad and the coffee always sucks
I literally forget how fucking close Charlie lives near me. And when he said the chipotle on Dale Mabry I legit panicked like…. “That’s the one next to my house”
Coming from someone that worked at mod for awhile I'd put it in S. The dough is fresh and pressed shortly before they are used for pizza. They make sure they keep all ingredients as fresh as possible. If the dough or certain toppings have been sitting there for too long we toss it and replace it with fresher ones. So in terms on quality mod has it in the park. But you can really customize your pizza to your heart's content. If you want half and half you can do that. If you want your pizza to be heavy on pepperoni or whatever they will do that for you. And the fact that they use a actual wood stove that you can see cooking the pizza is dope. And customer service is really good. We were taught to treat customers like homies. Like how some bars are we'll strike up conversation, ask how your day is, and generally show care for the customer. And my favorite about working there is that the employees are treated so good. Mod has shown so much support in me when I was going through alot of mental health issues. My manager would pull me out of work to talk outside and see what's wrong. She wanted to see how she could make work a better place for me. Like putting me on positions that allowed me to relax and not feel as stressed. They've offered mental health days if I break down while working and called me while I was at home to see if I'm ok. They generally actually cared. Also if you are working there they give you a lot of mental health resources. So if anyone wants to work at a place that will give you a great experience and support you no matter who you are, gay, trans, anything like that, mod is a great place. If you ever experienced some bad behavior from employees you work with don't be scared to bring it up to the higher ups. They will put their foot down. That's actually how my first manager got fired and how I got the manager that gave me alot of support. And theirs my review of mod.
PA resident here, Mod pizza is generally really well liked by everyone ive met. Ive been to 3 locations in pa and unlike other pizza places where quality is on a spectrum, mods quality is always top tier
i feel like they did something different (at least in my area they did) they decided to put good marinara sauce on the pizza finally! back than it was just cheesebread with topping really
I know Texas swears by Whataburger but they opened one up here in Lakeland FL and it was the greasiest burger I’ve ever had. It was disgusting! Apparently I’m not the only one who thought so seeing as how the building they built specifically for Whataburger is now a pediatric dentist. 😂
Late comment but whataburger should've stayed in Texas due to the fact that it's dependent on the store. I have a fantastic whataburger in my town but I've been to ones that are awful, it depends on the quality of the store, then again I only get the sweet and spicy bacon burger and nothing else.
@@calebburt180 i always love getting breakfast sandwiches at kwik trip. idk if they are good enough to be crazy memorable, but man the waffle sausage egg and cheese sandwich got me fucked up
The problem with fast food tier lists is that the quality of fast food is extremely location dependent.
Most certainly, because not all places get the same ingredients from the same source. Even the quality of water is dependent. And the workers themselves, frankly every restaurant quality varies from location to location, you can go to two different Olive Gardens and have completely different experiences, same exact order, but maybe order wrong, or the garlic bread isn't good,
@@IvyBrooksHobkin I remember visiting Louisiana for the first time a few years ago and stopping at a McDonalds. Weirdest soda I've ever tasted. Turns out all the water there tasted like algae.
Right even McDonalds has a huge difference between different McDonalds and locations in terms of how warm the food is how fresh the fries are how clean the place is how fast the service is and if they get you're order right. Though I wouldn't say McDonalds is good food there is a very clear differnce between a McDonalds with employee's and managers that actually try and McDonalds that just look like the employee's have given up on life a nd just don't have any pride in what they do which is understandable when you're working in a Mcdonalds for minimum wage but there still a clear difference in just that and then added that different locations will have different food suppliers and what not.
I remember a local restaurant where I used to live that there was a huge difference in quality and service in this sushi place when the owner was in versus when he was at his other restaurant.
@@IvyBrooksHobkin Dude fr Louisiana needs help lmfao I drove through there a couple years ago and everything was swamp af
for sure, like if it weren't for one location mcdonalds would be near the bottom for me
Charlie put Steak n Shake up in “A” for a fond memory of doing magic tricks there once. That’s probably the best endorsement for any Steak n Shake I’ve ever seen.
Steak ‘n Shake was pretty good but I never understood why their fries were so small.
Steak n Shake used to be the most popular place where I used to live and it was by far the best restaurant in the area however quality differs where you live
I had a friend that worked at our local Steak N Shake, such a trash fast food place. The food was mediocre at best and at worst it was complete shit. The kitchens weren't clean, some of the staff were super sketchy like I remember one got arrested for having drugs on them while at work at the Steak N Shake. I wanna believe other franchises are of higher quality but I'd never eat at one after reliably having awful food from there when I was in high school.
Steak and shake is SSS no matter what anyone says
The one over in the villages (in florida) used to be a full restaurant, now they are turning it into like a fast food restaurant. food still tastes great though
I was with my friend at Culver's and the same thing happened. We waited like 10 minutes for food but we didn't complain or anything. Just sitting down talking and chilling and the guy comes up with our food and he told us that for the long wait we would have a full refund. Automatic fan of Culver's, deserves S tier.
Yeah I work at a Culver's and if an order exceeds ten minutes then we usually give them a free pint. when it gets busy though, then we don't because then everybody would get free pints but otherwise when it's slow then yeah we do that.
@@firebros2363 which is crazy because I have to wait just as long going to chik fil a, but Culvers is always made fresh and the food is the absolute bomb. It’s by far my favorite fast food place. If I ever moved, Culvers would be one of the things I missed the most lol
@@HieronymousLex Culver’s is so basic when it comes to food tho, sure compared to McDonald’s it’s better but They’re food is incredibly bland and generic
@@HieronymousLex then again you still probably eat hot pockets and frozen pizzas
@@austinbatton4849 Whats with the random diss?
Last time I went to Culvers we ordered our food and struck up a short conversation with the head "burger maker". Not only was the food so fresh and good, the guy literally came and sat with us to talk and hang out. Next level customer service. Been going for years.
Me as UK person: I’ll take your word for it Charlie
@TommyInnit 🅥 no
We didn’t ask verified perosn
Don't.
@Angela White no because alot of the american chains just dint exist anywhere else
Same lad
"Burger King is like eating an insult" Sometimes the shit that falls out of Charlie's mouth just makes me laugh so hard lol
He’s not wrong
It is GARBAGE
@@sedge6646 where i'm from its good
@@sedge6646 whopper slaps
Glorified dog shit
0:08 MOD Pizza
1:18 Sonic
3:02 Papa Johns
5:02 Tropical Smoothie Cafe
6:13 Dunkin Donuts
8:13 Which Wich
9:01 Long John Silvers
10:37 Little Caesars
11:34 Firehouse Subs
12:25 Pizza Hut
13:19 Wendy’s
14:06 Taco Bell
14:21 Subway
15:48 Brother Bagel
16:31 Arbys
17:10 Burger King
18:41 Burgerfi
20:05 Chick Fil A
23:07 Chipotle
26:18 Dominos
27:04 Dairy Queen
27:46 White Castle
29:02 Publix Deli
29:57 Auntie Annes
30:30 Wing Stop
31:35 Zaxbys
33:14 Five Guys
33:40 Hardees
35:16 Jack in the Box
36:48 Jersey Mikes
37:31 Jimmy Johns
38:05 KFC
38:54 Panera Bread
39:22 Steak N Shake
40:26 Popeyes
41:48 Culvers
43:14 Hungry Howies
44:40 7 Eleven
45:34 Checkers
46:29 In-N-Out Burger
47:15 Pollo Tropical
47:50 McDonald’s
48:47 Panda Express
51:12 Quiznos
52:19 Raising Canes
Gave up half way 😭😭😭
Gotta give them credit, they atleast did some
Ok
Thanks Bro
I was looking for Carl's jr 😅
18:05 he's right about some restaurants in different countries being incredible. I was in guatemala and the taco bell was literally an old cathedral that they made into a taco bell. There was a huge bell in the middle that you could ring and stained cathedral glass. The same thing with mcdonalds; it looked like a palace when you walked in and it had an entire garden in the back with seating. Lastly, the wendys there was a 2 story building hahaha. Guatemala don't mess around.
They don’t mess around with lives either people dying all the time
@@jumpy2xstreaming nah you can’t do that 💀💀
@@pleaseenteraname69 most countries under the US are just absolute shit holes Peru even is sketchy
@@jumpy2xstreaming oh ok. I was just in awe because of what you said 😂
Yeah go to McDonald's in China and enjoy fries cooked in gutter oil.
"It tastes like they cut open a plastic bag and dumped it in a fryer"
Me a sonic employee: "Funny thing is you're not wrong"
Your not even wrong I too work at sonic
I love your pfp
I Only Got One Menu Item At Sonics. That Was It. I Added To My Bucket List Of Things To Try.
That is just about every fast food restarant though. Wendys is A and its true there
@@sabrinacarter8639 I agree, the baconator is a pretty sandwich
can we really trust charlies taste buds though?
Man liked a chicken smoothie
His taste buds went bad because of the sour cream.
You have to cater yourself to mortals and their taste buds
@canadiananim8r personally I'm revolted by chick fil a. Never liked anything served there
Papa John's is pretty bad too but your also treating your opinions like fact and insulting people in the process just makes you a giant asshole
@canadiananim8r no he put Chick Fil A at B, and Papa Johns deserves an S, it’s the best pizza on this list, although I haven’t tried MOD and I remember really liking the Sam’s Club pizza but still wouldn’t put it on the same tier, and Domino’s fits well at A. So there’s no reason why Papa John’s shouldn’t be S, I’d choose them over Publix Deli and Popeyes tbh
What the fuck is a chicken smoothie
The fact that Publix's deli is included shows how top tier it is, glad I live within 5 minutes of 3 of them
but sheetz isnt
@@radar_the_fox are they in FL, if not he's never heard of it
Do you live in a publix?
This. Right. Here. 👌🏽❣️ My entire family has at some point in their life worked at Publix, and my aunt is still a manager of the Bakery after like a decade. I want one of my life goals to be working at Publix lmao.
@@domenicdaluz1677 its a southern thing, there is a Northern equivalent but its uncommon, I cant remember the name either
I’ve worked at my Culver’s location for over 2 years and I can confidently say when love and effort is put into food and service you can see a big difference in the quality of the food and the smiles of guests. It’s a good time!
Greatest fucking fast food of all time. The most consistent high quality service and food ever
Most people: tortillas
Charlie: burrito shells
I'm from latin-america and I wouldn't call a hard taco shell a tortilla, I would call it a crispy tortilla if anything.
@@gizaire read again
"Dunkin's consistency is the worst I've ever had."
My man has cleary never been to a Tim Hortons. You can order the same thing every day for a week and get something different wrong with your order every time.
Tim Hortons is only really in the north and they’re in Florida
@@PhantomSailor513 Is it? I was under the impression that it had spread pretty far over the states since they got bought by Burger King.
@@BasidialQuill no it really doesn't go down to the South
But I worked at a couple in the States and the first one was great and we had die hard regulars
The second one the owner would yell straight into your face if he was just having a bad day and we never had more than 3 staff even when it was busy so everything made there was so bad
Where is el pollo loco
@@willsmith1178 In the "Never Ate There" tier.
As a former jimmy John’s employee I lost it when he said, “maybe after they spit on you they’ll give you something to keep you alive”
The reason Dunkin is so inconsistent is because their turnover rate is so high. They higher mostly teenagers that quit after a month because of how badly Dunkin treats their workers. Since no one works there for long, by the time they actually learn how to make coffee they quit. My brother worked there for two months and he was the longest working employee there.
When Matt said "their food tastes like they cut open a plastic bag and dumped it in a fryer"
He is 100% correct, I work at Sonic and literally everything comes frozen and in plastic bags.
Its always so weird how your perspective changes when you make the fast food. I'm lucky cuz I work at a sandwich shop and it's pretty clean and fresh but there are some horror stories from previous employees at fast food chains.
same for burger king but i quit a few months ago
@@christianmiller2828 I'm sure it makes you feel so much more prideful serving your food, knowing you are using fresh ingredients. I would say definitely don't eat at any sonic, just from personal experience and knowledge about the other Sonics in the area. We havnt gotten new machines in the kitchen, since the place opened in like 2003 apperantly.
@@ImHoA Definitely. Worked at a BBQ restaurant where most everything was made to order and fresh. Felt good serving good tasty food. However some things like Fries are better frozen, a local place has fresh cut fries and they are awful and soggy. Freezing them actually makes them crispier in the end. Also some brands of frozen onion rings are pretty good too. So not everything frozen is bad.
Me too bro. Our reach in freezers never work either so our strips and popcorn are always soggy as fuck as well. Shame... but we have a great fountain crew.
"Sonic Taste Like they just cut open a bag and put it in a fryer"
Me: "remembering when I worked at sonic, and about 75% of the cooking was cutting open a bag and throwing it in the fryer."
literally every fast food place
@@zephyrprime8 Pretty much, I mean, FAST food
@@technoraver99 why is it so long
@@oxygenenjoyer1712 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@technoraver99 did jesus h christ say all of that
Zaxbies being at D tier makes me wanna cry
Same with arby's for me. The midwestern arby's slap
@@Parahelion naw Arby’s has always been terrible and I live in the Midwest
Zaxbys is a southern staple
This whole list makes me wanna cry
@@bananaman4613 it's ok banana man
Glad to see Culver's get the respect it deserves. The chicken uses a different breading, yeah, but the taste is so much better than most places because they let the chicken do the talking, not the breading. Also, the best fast food onion rings ever, no fucking question
Are the onion rings better than the curds? I haven't actually gotten them, despite frequenting at least buweekly
@@trashpanda2825 I love their curds as well, but Rings are definitely better from them.
@@trashpanda2825 The onion rings slap, especially with 1000 island sauce
"Firehouse has it's own drink called cherry limeade"
Sonic:
That was the only thing I was thinking the entire time.
Literally any other place:
@Kane bourgeois It wasn’t a joke dude
What *about* Sonic?
sonic is at least b tier for me, I like their chicken honestly (although there is definitely better) and their drinks/slushes/shakes are unmatched
Matt stood his ground with a heartfelt defense for all us Sam’s Club Pizza lovers out there
Yesss they’re so good
Yup thanks Matt!
Insanely good pizza for the value
Yes sir they got them super slices
@@ironsmelter487 My sams literately cuts every slice in 2
Matt and Charlie arguing over chicken is what i live for
Once I got my order wrong because of my own stupidity, and Culvers gave me a free meal ticket and a free redo of my order. Culvers is great. Their chicken tenders kinda suck tho ngl.
Yeah, I would say the Chicken Tenders at Culver’s are probably the one thing that isn’t an Ace. And yet their spicy crispy chicken sandwich is a banger like everything else. Culver’s is incredible.
Subway is the most hilariously inconsistent food place I've ever been too. I've gotten the exact same sandwich from the same location made by the same employee only a week apart and one will be awesome and the other one of the worst sandwiches I've ever had. Going there is like playing Russian Roulette with your taste buds.
Lmaooo really? I work at subway and I try to be consistent. Was it the ingredients or the amounts they put in??
Gee
Maybe it's because they don't give a shit because they don't get paid a living wage
@@MarcusCollins69 truth
@@MarcusCollins69 Hard agree, they're the lowest paying fast food place in my town by fucking $3/hr. Consistency does not exist there. Also not a fan of being judged by a 15 year old for every ingredient choice I make
@@flaviottyd idk, a 15 year old wouldn't be hired usually because subway usually dislikes people taking lunch breaks with only two staff members working at once. Also, the best employees usually don't give that wtf look unless you get something like meatball and tuna. In that case, wtf are you doing
There used to be a McDonalds in Iceland, but they refused to use local food and wanted everything shipped from the US, and in Iceland shipping cost is insane so they went out of business extremely fast
Give it a few years, I assume they'll set up an McDonald's food supplier there at some point. You can enjoy their consistent mediocrity soon enough!
Wait people live in iceland?!
@@Bomgo Yes
@@v.witlox560 damn thats crazy
@@Bomgo I know
Ya know, as someone who is a LOCAL, to the state of Louisiana, and a resident, of someone who actually knows WELL how much prep work Popeye's actually GOES THROUGH, it makes me feel proud to know that he put Popeye's at S-tier.
I give you people a lot of credit for fighting off the Alligators and swamp monsters while trying to prepare your chicken. It's very commendable.
Except for the corn cobs. My gods, it's bad.
Steak n Shake is one of my favorites myself. A really fun place to eat at. I always get my food fast. I get pretty big portions for the cost comparatively to my area. It has declined in quality over the past like 10 years, but that seems to be from cost crunches. But the food to me still tastes good, I never feel sick after eating it, and I feel happy eating there.
Culvers is another one where Charlie won a slam dunk by having a correct opinion.
The only reason I'd ever go to 7 eleven is for it's slurpies and candy, The last time I had their food I got real bad food poisoning and I usually have a pretty high tolerance for bad foods that'd mess you're stomach up
Same bro, I’ve literally shoved 2 gallons of poison down my mouth and felt fine. But had one glance at a 7/11 meal and died.
@@bigboris5774 wait what
I remember their taquito looking things being decent but by god I wouldn’t ever go out of my way for them
I ate there nachos all the time as a kid 20 years ago.
Idk why 7 eleven was even included in this list, it's like a last resort
having worked at little caesar's, our dough was made fresh that morning and we actually had pricey ingredients compared to when i worked at pizza hut. It's incredible how the ingredients themselves are good but the pizza turns out shit
I’ve never had a bad Little Caesar’s pizza and I hope they give it another shot
I love little caesars when we were poor and had to feed a lot of people their pizza was always reliable and good, simple but honestly way better options than other places.
I like LC but they undercook the pizzas here.
LC in Central America is actually soooo good compared to literally anywhere else
Same with dominos. Great ingredients. Pizza but had some cheap ass frozen ingredients
"In Jersey, they don't go to church, they go to Wawa..."
Love that line.
Papa John’s in my area is F-Tier. Delivery drivers and managers cuss everyone out no matter the occasion you’re calling. We didn’t specify what color the house was and my brother got berated with insults by the driver, called about it and the manager said he dgaf and insulted. Customer service and experience is half the tier list for me, and they ruined my opinion of papa John’s. The food was cold as well.
As a native midwesterner, I am glad Charlie loves Culver’s. Culver’s has always been my favorite fast food restaurant since I was a little kid, that shit bangs.
Always the go to
Amen
Culvers is seriously amazing. Theres one near my job i sometimes go to for lunch and its always a great experience.
As a Minnesotan it's by far one of the best fast food places you could ever go to in my area for a good juicy burger and fries and dont forget the custard
when i visited my sister in south carolina we got culvers and it was one of the best chicken sandwiches ive had :]
No joke, last meal I had with my grandpa was at an arby's, and the sandwiches they gave us were frozen in the middle. He died less than two days later after that.
bro wtf idk if I should laugh or cry rn
@@fishydinner44 why not both?
@@AlsoMeowskivich wait , seriously though why did he die?
@@dr.fauci_tortured_n_killed5034 yeah
@@AlsoMeowskivich I asked why though?
9:50 you can see the disappointment in Charlie's face when he realized his S tier Papa John's had duel locations with Long John Silvers 😂
I remember as a teenager, my mom and I got burger king and that was the first and only time I witness my mom or human being in general punch a burger out of anger. lol that laugh was the best thing that I've ever gotten from burger king.
Charlie makes fast food tier lists for people who don't like fast food
Guys don't respond to the bots it won't do anything
Which is perfect because it comes from someone who doesn't like fast food at all.
Exactly
He doesn't eat Chic Fil A with sauce. The times I've had the nuggets without sauce which has been a lot, they were never dry. I live in the same area.
@@Omar_E11 that's the opposite of perfect
as a former chipotle employee, i agree with charlie in terms of inconsistency. the quality of the food HEAVILY depends on the person behind the grill
I also think his specific issue with the tortilla is that some employees don't drain the food enough. If you carelessly slop the beans, meat, and salsa into a burrito it will have like a solid ounce of fluid in it.
I got food poisoning one time i ordered food at chipotle
@@nevadanate4957 I had that exact shit happen to me when I ordered tacos, it was like a fucking liter of cooked meat water soaking the soft tacos. that shit was three years ago and I never went back
I believe it..I had really good Chipotle and really bad experience with it
Wasn’t chipotle exposed for containing FECES in the meat ??
I worked at culvers for 4 years, can confirm 5 minutes wait time is exceptionally long the machines start blinking red and everything. Also I'm sure it's location dependent but the back of house was clean, managers had high standards, and the food was so good that I never got sick of it, it's still my favorite fast food place.
papa johns pizza is mid, but the breadsticks........... those are amazing.
The Culvers and Five Guys workers are the only fast food workers that are passionate about their jobs. I’d go as far to say they bridge the gap between fast food and a restaurant.
Last time I ate at five guys their burgers were soggy and I got a hotdog with lettuce instead of a bun
Dude chick fil a workers are some of the nicest people I know of.
The Culver's workers in my area all look ready to die honestly
The five guys by me deadass everyone that works there look like they dead
I can't have Five Guys, rip. Peanut allergy.
"I've never had a bad sonic experience, it is just really underwhelming and forgettable." I see you haven't played Sonic 06, because then you would've had a horrible time.
Fuck me dude. I was like 12 when I played it and I was like this game looks cool as shit and has awesome music. Even as a 12 year old I realized it was the worst game I’ve ever played
Where is el pollo loco
Forgettable^
@@GucciWF Thank you
The one time I went to sonic it was horrendous (the bathrooms had a wasp and a bunch of flies in it)
My dad was one of the higher ups at long John's for several years. He also ran a couple of wendys. He always said the C suite was a bunch of old dudes that had refused to adapt to the times since he started there in high school, and it was like pulling teeth any time he tried to do anything to systemically get them out of the 70s.
20:50 this has got to be my favorite interaction between Charlie and anyone
My friend from Poland says their KFC is absolutely immaculate and it shocks me because my local KFC has been shut down AT LEAST three times for health code violations
Yeah, I don't know why but KFC in Poland is actually good.
it is way better than here in the U.S. for some reason
@@Antraz2115 My Brother went on a school trip to Romania and told me that in Eastern Europe there's some type of food additive that's super delicious but hella sketchy and banned pretty much everywhere else in the world except Eastern Europe. He said that the KFC he had in Romania and Poland were gas. Maybe that has something to do with it.
I live in Australia and was surprised that KFC was put so low, same with subway, both being the only fast food places I’ll go to. Dunno what’s going on in America
@@whitty0033 in America KFC allegedly has the inconsistency in a whole lotta places. It’s either soggy, greasy, and overly-salty chicken, or it’s really good kfc chicken. I’ve personally never had kfc but this is what people are saying. Most likely kfc in other places are very good.
I'd pay to see Charlie travel to the UK and tier list all the wack food chains we have here
Imagine an American trying Dixy Chicken
He also has to visit all the off brand versions with alternative spellings of Dixy/Dixie and count how many times he gets started on in each location.
I think he's missing out on Greggs though
im from the uk and ive never fukin heard of dixy chicken
Must be a London thing but I'm so surprised how much Americans hate Burger King
@@midamulti-tool hey you copy cat
As a Wisconsinite, everyone loves Culver’s. I grew up from one that was less than 10 minutes away; used to bike there in the summer as a kid. Glad to see the love it gets now.
"I actually like Starbucks breakfast food, it slaps"
That aged poorly
Culver's employs actual wizards who summon magical foods from Heaven.
I personally think their food is overated tbh.
@@lextheboogeyman7633 The chicken fingers, cheese curds, and custard is their good items, other than that the rest are ok.
@@lextheboogeyman7633 sometimes it’s ok to be wrong
@@lextheboogeyman7633 what's better then?
@@lextheboogeyman7633 somebody will say the same thing about everything you enjoy as well. Today you are on this side, tomorrow you will be defending your favorite anime against an army of perceived haters.
1 hour!? This *HAS* to be the moistest Tier List ever made.
My thoughts exactly
That’s true-
The anime tier list was longer tho..
@@ENGCS_AbhishekRajA But it was a bit different tho, not a "proper" Tier List.
He needs to ask fat people. Soy boys who protein style don't count.
Wendy's where I live would score an easy S tier. Not sure how they do it but, man, the quality of food is un-like any other fast food chain i've eaten at. And the consistency is amazing. In probably 25+ times eating there in total, only once did I get fries that were not hot and were instead room temperature. The taste of the food is amazing, and the burgers are outstanding ( I have yet to get a burger that isn't hot). The fries are always hot (they did make it their "thing" to have always hot fries). Just 10/10 fast food chain. Same with Subway where I live has only gone up and the subs there are amazing.
As a west coaster, Jack in the box going in never ate is so damn mind blowing to me. Had no idea it’s not in Florida
As a Culvers EMPLOYEE, im happy you have us as an S tier, Love you Charlie for that and next time you go, order cheese sauce with tenders....you will thank me later
as a KFC employee, I get it. We know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As a star bucks barista, the next time someone asks me "can I get a latte with breast milk I mean breast milk I mean breast milk" will die
As a factory worker and not a food enthusiast. All your guys' fast food places are great! Hope you guys have a good rest of your week!
As an unemployed teen who sits in his basement watching the internet, I will gladly reap all of your labor and not leave a tip.
I'm having culver's today and okay I'll order that
Wawa at S: you have chosen wisely.
Personal story: my little bro has Downs Syndrome and works at our local Wawa, they treat him so well and work with his aide to keep him on track. Absolutely amazing company with wonderful coffee.
wawa needs to expand so so much
@immaculatedeception I used to live in Lancaster, I miss the Turkey Hill lemon tea and the hot apple cider from the Amish farm. And Tony Wangs :(
Wawa absolutely slaps
nice :)
My roommate and I got subway about a year ago. I took one bite of my sandwich and he ate a foot long. We both got food poisoning, but he shit himself in the grocery store the next day..
This tier list aged so poorly after the Taco Bell and Starbucks tier lists
This video just reminded me... I was employed by A&W in July 2009 (I signed the papers and they ordered my uniform). They told me they'd call me for my first shift when my uniform arrived. Its almost 2022 now and I still haven't received a call from them. I was never officially fired and I did sign the papers, so I guess I'm still technically employed but still waiting for my uniform and first shift 13 years later.
have you ever tried to call them back?
COME BACK AND CALL THEM LOL
Do you still get paid lmao
Honestly the burgers at Sonic and Dairy Queen taste like they were 3D printed
Why is this so accurate
Big facts
Don’t forget the Walmart deli
@@chicken_man9802 Ah yes, my favorite place to get dysentery!
@@cutler_beckett what bout little Caesar’s, one stop shop for chlamydia .
I worked at sonic we legitimately do just cut open a plastic bag and throw it in a fryer 💀
Should I be blessed I’ve never eaten from one?
Mcdonalds is the same, everything is frozen in a bag
@@jackson7373 NOO
@@jackson7373 I mean I'm pretty sure every restaurant does it, it's not like it's a bad thing your getting what you pay for tbh
@@theviolentpanda2939 oh yeah fr, no way fast food workers making handmade food with fresh ingredients
they just built a culver’s near my house and am so excited to try it. also, firehouse subs is the best sandwich place and i will always stand by that
Culver’s employee here
42:33 Orders at Culver’s take around 4 or so minutes to make; all the food is made to order. The manager was apologetic because there may have been a mistake while the food was being made, and it took longer to do so.
I've only eaten at a Culver's once but they reminded me of In N Out, even the kitchen was set up similarly (more open than other fast food places) and It seems like they hire more people than the other fast food chains (Makes sense as both of them can have lines out the door). Wish there was one in my area.
Dunkin consistency is entirely dependent on the location. The one a few blocks from my house is trash, but the one 2 miles away is FLAWLESS
@@dazzlingpurple756 bots or cringey trolls. I just report and move on
I feel like no one likes the Dunkins near them. Have one 4 miles away, garbage, one 7 miles away. Perfect.
Same. The one about 20 minutes away from me slaps, but one about 40 minutes away is absolute dog shit. Their donuts will be stale like only 2-3 hours afterwards
Thanks to this tier list I’ve been going to Firehouse a lot lately and holy shit it’s just as great as they say it is. The Cherry Limeade is one of the best exclusive drinks ever. Easy S
Burger King is actually pretty good in the NE. I had it in Seattle a few years ago and was absolutely shocked how disgusting it is out there. So must be a regional thing in terms of quality. The Burger King around me is one of my favorite places to go to
KFC was my first job. An elderly woman died from eating our food. IN THE STORE. I got to work and was confused about why we were closed until someone told me.
Jesus.
@Bonkers That's what I was told by the manager.
Elderly women die. Sometimes from good in general. Sometimes in restaurants but that doesn't mean 100 that the restaurant caused it.
@@CosplayZine My guy, have you never eaten kfc before? It is literally 95% grease.
@@hehecactusboy4312 True but the type of person who eats a lot of grease in general is likely to die anywhere is my point.
Culver's being in S tier makes my midwestern ass so happy.
Matt ruins the tier list videos
Same but where is tim hortons?
Culvers is so good and their service is always top notch!
Wisco gang💪
I only discovered Culver's within the last 5 years when I moved to the Midwest but I can confidently say it deserves the S👌
"Their food tastes like they cut open a plastic bag and dumped it in a fryer." That's how ever fast food place does their fried food.
Try the brisket at Arby's! Ive worked there and it just made me want it more and more. The smokehouse brisket is amazing lol
As a Five Guys employee, I get a weird sense of pride that Charlie likes our food
That is weird.
Very weird.
Five Guys slaps so hard
How is five guy's bad?
I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who doesn’t like five guys lmao
"It blows Papa John's out of the water."
What a low bar
I mean hes right Mods slaps harder than my dad when hes drunk
You clearly didn’t see the pizza tier list
@@samterraszas127 lol he clearly didn’t see more than 3 mins of this video as Charlie rated Papa John’s S tier
@@PijaDeShrek he doesn’t care what he thinks lmao anyone that thinks papa johns is better than chic fil a doesnt have a valid opinion
@@Jgoldie49 Papa John's of just kind of spongy if it was a little less spongy consistently it would be awesome, any other place would throw it out if there pizza was that chewy all the time, Weird texture.
As someone who used to work at dunkin I agree heavily with them, most of the time people would rather fight each other to the death over making a good drink
charlie, im telling you. order a six inch from subway with any bread, mozerela cheese, pepperoni, salami, banana peppers, lettuce, jalahpenos, cooked, olives, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and you will taste heaven.
"Sonic tastes like they open a plastic bag and dump everything in the fryer' I can tell you that that's exactly what happens lol.
All chain restaurants do this except maybe five guys
Sonic easy s tier
Sonic is shit only good thing they have is milkshakes and the service is terrible
I think it’s well deserved at S tier
@@killercards7733 service isn’t bad at the one I go to
on the little caesars ranking i think therussianbadger said it best
“its hot and its ready”
“is it any good?-“
“I SAID. IT IS HOT. AND IT IS READY”
It is very good
Ok ok but what about the deep dish pizza?
your lego waluigi is very good, you should be proud
At least they don't lie
My favourite places (some aren’t on the list in the video) are A&W for Burgers, chicken burgers and gravy, churches chicken for fried chicken, five guys for fries and bacon cheese hotdog, verns pizza for the best pizza with tons of toppings, Nandos for grilled chicken and peri peri, and sushi anywhere made fresh on the spot.
I think the reason people hype In N Out over Five guys is that In N Out is good, and costs what you'd expect for a burger, while Five Guys is good but costs a mortgage payment.
It’s interesting to hear how different Chick-Fil-A is in a big city. I live in a smaller place and the Chick-Fil-A’s chicken is not dry at all and lines are only long on certain days.
Yeah all the locations here have been great. I don't think it's overhyped I think he just goes to the wrong one
My city DOT literally had to post a sign telling people not to line up in the street for Chick-Fil-A because it was such a problem for traffic. Eventually the Chick-Fil-A rerouted their drive thru so it started on a side road instead of the main one, but it was funny driving past the sign
My nearest location is near a medium sized city and it’s super good and the people are super nice
My chick-fil-a is amazing
Chickfila in my opinion is the most overrated fast food place of all time. I think it's B tier and not the best in the land like everyone around me says.
i like that all these people in the comments bashing him for his opinions yet pretty much every fast food restaurant's quality wildly differs from pretty much each state lmao
Yeah, there's an inherent flaw in tiers lists like fast food chains
That's true. Also, he's from Florida so his opinions on food are automatically fcked
Yup for example, all fast food is complete garbage in Detroit since half the city is actually illiterate. They just don’t give a fuck one time I waited at a Popeyes for 30 minutes before I had my order taken meanwhile all the other patrons (who were black) got their orders taken right away, walk right up to the counter lmfao. Not to mention my chicken wasn’t cooked
i agree, sometimes it depends on the time of day too, a lot of these places our hit and miss. i feel like that is fast food in. general
As a ex-wendys worker, they used real beef and was pretty high quality but that was late 2000's so it might have changed
I know I’m a year late but Matt said something I couldn’t let slide. He said Chick-fil-A chicken is dry and PDQ is moist. He is dead wrong. Chick-fil-A has most of the moistest chicken you’ll ever get, while PDQ is as dry an a desert. His logic about the sauces is correct but he mixed up the restaurants, every PDQ sandwich comes standard with a sauce of some type on it cuz the chicken is so dry while Chick-fil-A doesn’t even have a sandwich that comes with sauce on it cuz the chicken is so moist it doesn’t need it.
As a Culvers employee, seeing Culvers in S tier made me happy.
Your food slaps dude
What’s the best menu? I live in Illinois
@@aimfire7846 idk man its all good
aint in dc
Then bring back buffalo chicken tenders!! That's the best thing PERIOD
This list proves that Charlie burned his taste buds off ages ago
Lmao I was gonna say. He must have done a ghost pepper/spicy ramen/Dr. Burnorium's psycho serum challenge as a baby if this is the rankings he put together after eating at these places his whole life 😭
@@SpartanArmy117 their burgers are still amazing
Living in Minnesota, depending on what side of the Mississippi you're on, you'll find Carl's and hardys Jr. Also, this list changes if you're living in the Midwest, and a lot more things are supplied locally sourced and we don't get half these fast foods
Gotta say, any time I've ever eaten at Sonic, both in Michigan and in Tennessee, they completely messed our order up. They managed to get everything wrong. How do you ask for a chicken sandwich and get a freaking hotdog?
i have friends who work at sonic and they say the way the place is ran makes no sense for it to be a fast food. these are people who have worked at multiple fast food places saying this. my theory is that if the system the place runs on doesn’t work that well, the service and food is going to be impacted negatively.
I’m a former sonic employee and can say it is might be due to the god awful speakers we have. Everything is garbled and I sometimes would have to ask customers to repeat their orders three times. If I still couldn’t understand I’d go outside to take their order face to face. Not everyone would do that, and due to understaffing I sometimes wasn’t able to and would just have to hope the order was correct. Also, at the store I worked at there were fountains, cooks, and carhops. Fountains are responsible for bagging, taking orders, making drinks, stocking, making ice cream, and helping the carhops if needed. Some stores don’t have fountains so the carhops do all that in addition to delivering the orders. So even if I( a fountain) got the order correct and put it in with any special directions on the ticket AND told the cooks myself, they’d mess it up 30% of the time. Fountains bag orders, so sometimes I’d catch it then, sometimes I’d be off doing one of my other tasks and someone else was bagging and wasn’t aware, sometimes it was wrapped and I didn’t catch the mistake( example: pickles on a no-pickle order). We were almost always understaffed so it was pretty chaotic 90% of the time, but we tried our best. Also, almost everyone I worked with was cranky about being there and didn’t want to work as a team( it was a stressful environment) which did not help things be efficient. Sadly I think the store I worked at was one of the more efficient ones, so I imagine it would be worse at other Sonics.
The problem with mine is that it's short term gain long term loss. The food tastes good but I always feel like shit after eating it. I've never gotten sick from it but oml is it common.
I'm glad to see Popeyes got a good rating, their chicken is legitimately good
Bro HOWWW
WHY ARE YOU HEREE
Far better than KFC’s in my opinion. Like miles better.
Popeyes biscuit
Out of all chicken places, popeyes is the worst. Still decent, but trash compared to others.
At dunkn and donut shops I've seen they give the 17yrold kid who just started responsibility to do all jobs by themselves so that's why your coffee is fucked
yeah I used to work at a Dunkin’ and I was 17 when I started working there lol. I’m 23 now and go the same Dunkin I worked at almost daily and the consistency now is so fucked. The only person who makes my coffee a 10/10 is either the manager or this like 40 year old woman who loved me when I worked there and has been there for a while.
I'm 16 and work at dunkin and yeah bassicly
i work at a completely different donut shop and it's the same, they're all fucked
Litterally fucked
First time i got the coffee from dunkin it straight up tasted like they put hand sanitizer in it and i refused to drink it and everytime i go which i barely do its always bad and the coffee always sucks
A guy I knew in Home Ec in high school always said, “I like Bo Jangles” In a funny way. I like to think he’s still enjoying it to this day.
As a midwesterner, putting Culvers S automatically validates this tier list. W
Damn right.
Culvers is the best fast food. Period.
Same, but I’m kinda sad at C tier Jimmy John’s :(
So true
yes
On Walmart food: "Somebody said it's location-based".
Yeah, it is. The further away from you it is, the better.
I agree, their BBQ wings are literally shit coated instead of BBQ
if i ever get walmart food
i get their Potatoe wedges and thats it
Nahh fuck you mannnnn Walmart SLAPS. Maybe it's location based like you said, but around here it's reallyyy darn good.
@@torifin755 Potato wedges are better at Albertsons
Them complaining that subway sucks is just hilarious to me. My brother in Christ. YOU built the sandwich
The quality of the ingredients went down
this is the perfect florida tier list.
i've lived in florida and i agree with almost everything on here
I literally forget how fucking close Charlie lives near me. And when he said the chipotle on Dale Mabry I legit panicked like…. “That’s the one next to my house”
Thanks for the info, will share with that really friendly Nigerian prince fellow, I think he'd enjoy this.
This comment is gonna have crazy people asking you to take us to charlie.
Imagine running into him like literally.
@@ConairHockey ITT: people doxxing themselves
Now we all know dude!
You got real close to a mini self dox.
Coming from someone that worked at mod for awhile I'd put it in S. The dough is fresh and pressed shortly before they are used for pizza. They make sure they keep all ingredients as fresh as possible. If the dough or certain toppings have been sitting there for too long we toss it and replace it with fresher ones. So in terms on quality mod has it in the park. But you can really customize your pizza to your heart's content. If you want half and half you can do that. If you want your pizza to be heavy on pepperoni or whatever they will do that for you. And the fact that they use a actual wood stove that you can see cooking the pizza is dope. And customer service is really good. We were taught to treat customers like homies. Like how some bars are we'll strike up conversation, ask how your day is, and generally show care for the customer. And my favorite about working there is that the employees are treated so good. Mod has shown so much support in me when I was going through alot of mental health issues. My manager would pull me out of work to talk outside and see what's wrong. She wanted to see how she could make work a better place for me. Like putting me on positions that allowed me to relax and not feel as stressed. They've offered mental health days if I break down while working and called me while I was at home to see if I'm ok. They generally actually cared. Also if you are working there they give you a lot of mental health resources. So if anyone wants to work at a place that will give you a great experience and support you no matter who you are, gay, trans, anything like that, mod is a great place. If you ever experienced some bad behavior from employees you work with don't be scared to bring it up to the higher ups. They will put their foot down. That's actually how my first manager got fired and how I got the manager that gave me alot of support. And theirs my review of mod.
Wow sounds dope. I went there once in PA and loved the pizza
Your one experience with one manager isn’t at all a good indicator of how the place operates as a whole
@@adhchopper the same as the experience of two random customers isn't at all good indicator of the quality of the food and yet you're still here
PA resident here, Mod pizza is generally really well liked by everyone ive met. Ive been to 3 locations in pa and unlike other pizza places where quality is on a spectrum, mods quality is always top tier
@@adhchopper Says a guy who nobody here gives a shit about
If y’all ever linger around del city in Oklahoma you have to try mid-del tacos taco dogs, they are legitimately heaven
Jack in the box has the worst/best taco mankind could ask for. Arguably bottom tier ingredients somehow teleports you to flavor town.
I love how there is no "f" tier just "complete shit" instead.
Matt ruins the tier list videos
Mordiiy Oh, shut up.
@@mordiiy Then don't watch the content, simple as that
Whenever I did a tier list I renamed F tier as “TRASH”.
In the words of an exalted sage: "Little Ceasers tastes so good when you aint got a bitch in your ear tellin you its nasty"
One of the greatest modern philosophers
True
It is garbage tho 💀
i feel like they did something different (at least in my area they did)
they decided to put good marinara sauce on the pizza finally!
back than it was just cheesebread with topping really
Charlie out here reppin Sheetz like the god tier man he is
I know Texas swears by Whataburger but they opened one up here in Lakeland FL and it was the greasiest burger I’ve ever had. It was disgusting! Apparently I’m not the only one who thought so seeing as how the building they built specifically for Whataburger is now a pediatric dentist. 😂
Late comment but whataburger should've stayed in Texas due to the fact that it's dependent on the store. I have a fantastic whataburger in my town but I've been to ones that are awful, it depends on the quality of the store, then again I only get the sweet and spicy bacon burger and nothing else.
*Watches Culver’s get S Tier as a Minnesotan* : score one for the Midwest!
You can't forget the Kwik Trip
Culver’s is a godly fast food chain
Me as a Wisconsinist: stfu you Minnesotans, we are the Superior state.
Watches Culvers get an S tier as i I work at one is pretty insane, also saying I DID find my soulmate there
@@calebburt180 i always love getting breakfast sandwiches at kwik trip. idk if they are good enough to be crazy memorable, but man the waffle sausage egg and cheese sandwich got me fucked up