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The world's largest fast food chain, McDonald's does business on an almost unimaginably massive scale: 1.7 million employees serve nearly 60 million customers daily at more than 34,000 locations in 119 countries, including plenty in St. Louis. Founded as a single drive-in in San Bernadino, California in 1940, the mega-corporation represented by the Golden Arches has become a worldwide icon of American efficiency. While the drive-thru's cornerstones remain burgers, French fries, and M...

Made famous by the movie White Palace, White Knight Diner offers breakfast and lunch for nine-to-fivers and downtown residents alike. The menu includes a large selection of burgers and sandwiches, both of which are available all day either à la carte or as a combo with fries and a drink. White Knight serves up omelets and a slinger among their breakfast offerings. The diner only accepts cash and closes at 3 p.m.

Kevin's Place on Cherokee Antique Row used to house a cigar bar, and the décor reflects this history with dark wood interior and leather seats. The restaurant serves St. Louis-style pizza, but guests can choose mozzarella or Provel cheese. Kevin's also offers coffee and pies. Dine-in and local delivery are available.

It's not enough that this ice creamery has introduced more than 1,000 ice cream flavors in St. Louis and across the world. Despite increased frozen-dessert competition, Baskin Robbins, always easy to find on Voice Places, has been named the top ice cream franchise in the United States by Entrepreneur magazine. Its nearly 7,000 retail shops have revolutionized the way we buy ice cream, with an ever-changing menu launched in 1945 in Glendale, California. Specialty flavors by the gallon or the ...

Red Lobster's all-you-can-eat menu has proven popular in St. Louis and other markets since the chain opened its first restaurant in Lakeland, Florida in 1968—because who doesn't want to pile shrimp, hush puppies, and crab's legs onto the same platter? Today Red Lobster claims to have seafood buyers stationed around the word in order to meet its ever-growing appetite (more than 600 restaurants and counting) for lobster, sole, swordfish and other varieties. It also proudly cl...

Call in your order for curbside pickup to either of Half & Half's locations [Clayton, (314) 725-0719; Webster Groves, (314) 942-1617]. Order for delivery through Postmates or Grubhub.

"Food for people who love food" is the slogan at Qdoba Mexican Grill, a fast casual Tex-Mex eatery that was founded in Denver in 1995 and has since grown to include more than 600 restaurants in the U.S, including St. Louis. Lovers of chicken-and-bean-packed burritos and fresh-picked peppers, onions, corn and onion will appreciate the fact that the food is prepared in full view of the customers at this sit-down diner. As for the menu, the Qdoba Quesadilla is its mainstay and most popula...

Red Lobster's all-you-can-eat menu has proven popular in St. Louis and other markets since the chain opened its first restaurant in Lakeland, Florida in 1968—because who doesn't want to pile shrimp, hush puppies, and crab's legs onto the same platter? Today Red Lobster claims to have seafood buyers stationed around the word in order to meet its ever-growing appetite (more than 600 restaurants and counting) for lobster, sole, swordfish and other varieties. It also proudly cl...

Order online is available from 7:30 a.m. to 2p.m. through Colleen's website. Delivery available through Postmates.

Arch View Café sits in the Gateway Arch Riverboat dock and offers tourists and locals alike a fast bite to eat while perusing the Arch grounds. Its simple menu features chicken strips, hot dogs, fries and burgers and a veggie burger. Arch View is only open from April to October.