This was a pit stop for food on the return trip from Grand Canyon and Historic Seligman.
The order processing was quick, and the service was fabulous.
The best part of this outlet was the exterior, especially the colors, and theme which is different from the usual MacDonalds.
The most attractive part that I liked was the corner board that read ‘GET YOU BIG MAC ON ROUTE 66’ along with the stray stones to sit and relax and soak in the evening sunlight or morning sunshine after a nice breakfast.
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They have a huge parking lot with several lots marked reserved for the differently abled.
@TusharSuradkar Thank you for sharing captivating post. Yes, this store elevation is unique style. I appreciate the content of your post and the stunning photo.
I really like such store fronts with organized parking and outside seating arrangement. Such store fronts are very common in USA as you move outside from the big USA cities. @TusharSuradkar Sir, thank you for sharing with short, simple yet informative post! USA has always been in my bucket list for travel. Lets see when it happens! Finger Crossed! Best Regards!
@TusharSuradkar & @Maximilianozalazar There seems to be quite some debate regarding the actual location of Radiator Springs from Cars, but it’s definitely near the area Tushar toured, possibly a little more East on Route 66.
I’m not familiar with that McDonald’s, but I did have a Roadkill Cafe poster that still hangs at my Mother’s house .
Great to see this fascinating post about McDonald’s Outlet situated in a historic route. The architectural design of this store is indeed unique. I admire beautiful photograph @TusharSuradkar .
@TravellerG The joke is that they cook whatever animal they find on the road that’s been hit by a car Roadkill. In some places, this is acceptable, especially where there may be big animals that are known to dash out across traffic; deer, elk, even raccoon. But, mostly it is used in a derogatory way to describe someone who would eat such a thing as uncivilized or poor. In the case of the restaurant in Tushar’s photos, and of the poster I’m talking about, it’s just poking fun at ourselves.
MacDonalds is very common and its outlet is there everywhere across the world but you always give a diiferent perspective with your creative thoughts.
The way you capture the common objects with your creativity, it changes the complete outlook and makes it more interesting.
In this post the interesting aspects which I could see are: the different appearance of the store and the corner board that read ‘GET YOU BIG MAC ON ROUTE 66’.
I too have not yet been out to this McDonald’s. There’s so much to explore, and this piece of history looks so fun. I love the shops you stopped by at too.
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I do not. I’ll see if my Mom can send me a photo of it.
through your lense and pen.
