Chick-fil-A has slowest drive-thru line, report shows. Here’s what chain ranked the fastest QSR Drive-Thru Report ranks McDonald’s as 2nd slowest No description found
When it comes to fast food, Chick-fil-A’s drive-thru line is the industry’s slowest.
According to the 2022 QSR Drive-Thru Report , Chick-fil-A may be the slowest only because it’s so popular and there are so many cars in line.
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While Chick-fil-A customers spent the most time in line, they don’t seem to mind, giving the chain a 93% satisfaction rating for speed.
The survey ranks McDonald’s as the second slowest drive thru.
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Chick-fil-A customers also gave the chain high marks in terms of the accuracy of orders filled.
First place for fastest drive-thru went to Taco Bell with an average time of 221 seconds, meaning most customers get their food in well under 4 minutes.
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