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In Canada, it's easily A&W.
A&W burgers are so basic, they're almost bland.
Dairy Queen, Fatburger, Five Guys, Burger's Priest - they all easily clear A&W burgers.
Chubby chicken is gas tho.
I'm a big burger's priest fan, holy smokes rules.
Most of those other places aren’t available in Canada. Also, Canadian A&W is independent from American A&W so maybe their food is a bit different too. Canadian A&W is great
I'm in Canada, those places are all within a kilometre of me rn
Oh really? Huh. I’m also in Canada and haven’t heard of any of them other than Dairy Queen. Weird. Alright I take back my comment then, other than still believing that A&W is great here
I'll throw my hat in for Harvey's, easily one of the better veggie burgers and you get to choose toppings.