A Tweet Roasting Restaurant Chains Has Outraged Rural Foodies

Some people may not know this but that's why I'm here, Red Lobster has one of the best cheeseburgers out there right now- and vanilla bean cheesecake too. Thank me later.

— Dorina G. (@dorinaperry) September 12, 2022

Excuse me, but have you HAD cheddar bay biscuits???

— candiceteets (@candiceteets) September 12, 2022

How picky of a pallete do you have to have to think the food at these places is *bad*?

Did your mommy always give you your favorite mac n cheese for every meal as a kid?

How's your cooking man?

— AngelLeatherist (@AngelLeatherist) September 10, 2022

that’s cause you’re rich. I live in sf and occasionally take my kid to Olive Garden bc it’s 1. cheap, 2. extremely fun for kids, and 3. unpretentious and super family-friendly. Hard trifecta to find in “tasteful” urban American establishments.

— Katia Sobolski (@katiasobolski) September 10, 2022

chilis is kinda good, some suburban areas that's the best mex/tex-mex in a wide radius

— Senior PowerPoint Engineer (@ryxcommar) September 10, 2022

The strangest replies are people claiming these places are cheap/affordable.

A random checker table cloth Italian place is probably cheaper than olive garden. And vastly better.

Do some people literally never even try non-chains?

— plex (@ruthlessreviews) September 11, 2022

I worked at Applebees, literally everything is microwaved.
The smell driving by a Res Lobster makes me gag, I don't know how anyone could eat frozen then thawed seafood.
Olive Garden is McDonald's for Italian food.
Go anywhere else for better food.

— Briana Rose Lee 🌹☮ (@BrianaRoseLee) September 12, 2022

chilis….

applebees – liquor

olive garden – unlimited salads & bread sticks

red lobster – cheddar bay

— pfire☔Baby I Could Never Steal You From Another (@firefire100) September 11, 2022

this is engagement bait and it clearly worked for you, so congrats. but to most of the working class, these are the only options and to some these are even nice restaurants

I’m from Oklahoma and I live in SF now but I don’t look down on where I’m from 🤌🏼

— Ashelina (@theashelina) September 11, 2022