Truck Stop Favorite Fast Food

The only thing I ever see in the truck stops I occasionally park at is Subway and an occasional Wendy's. For the most part though, I see neither because I am usually parked at a Flying J unless I am simply looking for a place to sleep.

Wendy's would be my favorite because of the multiple options of Salads. I like Subway, but I get annoyed at paying up to $2.00 more for a footlong sandwich just because they are inside a truckstop.

 

McD's upset's my tummy, so I avoid them especially if I'm out on the road.

I do like Subway. One company I drove for you can pull in the yard and if you tried to sleep they came a woke you for any BS reason. But if you got there in the AM, you sat there till 5PM. Down the road a fuel stop had a Subway so I would bobtail down there and get a subway eat and then drive back to the yard.

 

I like Subway but here I had to vote for Chesters, I for one have a deep fried food vice and when I go to Chesters I always get me an order of veggies to help counter act the deep fried stuff...at least thats what I tell myself as a reasoning measure. There really is a veggie under all the deep...fried.....crispy.....golden goodness.

 

I am not one for fast food. Either a homemade salad, sandwich, or something else.

Best 3 Truck Stops i've been at:

IOWA 80 at Walcott, IA.

The Joplin Petro (where I witnessed the Chrome Shop Mafia pick one up)

the Rochelle, IL Petro (Waitress was friendly and nice-lookin, you know what I mean?) Lots of the Intermodal in that town anymore.

 

Carl's Jr, aka "Other"

 

iv had a bad experience with windys in my town the story....(sortined)

we were sitting down and herd one of the guys say
"eww did u just spit in that hamburger?!"
the other sayed
"yahh noone will ever notice"
my sister always got sick after eating their so from now on we dont go their i havnt had it in 6 years....

 

I like Subway. I usually order one to eat and one for the road. Most times I can talk them into wrapping the "to go" sandwich in 3 seperate wrappers. (meat in one, vegetable toppings in another, and the the bread itself) I can then stick it in the fridge and have a nice sandwich 8 hours later that isn't soggy and falling apart.