where is the worst place you've ever eaten?
 

only asking because i went to an italian a few weeks ago that used to be good, now it's changed hands and it's terrible.

will explain later

so where is the worst place you've eaten?

Indianapolis, Indiana:rolleyes:

Lindy

McDonald's.

Ditto McDonalds or Burger King or Wendys or well fast food in general...how people can shovel in that garbage is beyond me

Wes, are we starting to agree? What's up with that?

Taco Bell on Lodi Ave. in Lodi, CA. I stopped off on highway 99 on my way to either Stockton or Sacramento, I can't remember which. iirc, I ordered what I usually order: 2 tacos and a burrito supreme. I don't go to Taco Bell often, but during longer drives I'll occasionally stop off for fast food simply because it's convenient. That policy stopped in 2001.

The first taco was fine. There was the runny, odd beef, the iceberg lettuce, the bland tomatoes, and the cheddar cheese all in an okay shell. I even added some of the Taco Bell hot sauce in it. The second, however, was full of flies. Yes, flies. Musca domestica. I discovered this only after taking a bite. I'm not necessarily against eating insects, after all they're a much more environmentally friendly source of protein, but flies are especially filthy animals when in the wild. Needless to say, I was not happy with my taco. I got the dry heaves and tossed it.

Peel Pub (now defunct) in Toronto.

No shit, the pizza was frozen and the "pepperoni" was some kind of balogna and the cheese was process.

Awful.

Well hatred of fast food can is pretty all encompassing isn't it? :D

omg.

i'd be lost with out my fast food

for sure

Breaking my heart, Wes. I love eating fatty, greasy, heart-stopping fast food. Like Chad Ochocinco said, "don't ever let them tell you it's bad for you. If you work out and do things how you're supposed to, it won't bother you." Not his exact wording, but close enough.

Worst place ever eaten...it's gotta be this seafood place in Surfside, Texas. It was crowded and the only tables left were outside. It happened to be prime mosquito season, and I was attacked all throughout dinner. The meal was average at best, but the experience was terrible. I haven't been back since and I don't plan on returning.

I sent back sushi at a Japanese steakhouse once.
$60 worth. The salmon was stringy, the tuna was stinky...
That was the worst, I think.

It was 1990, in Budapest, and about 3 am. The natives that we were with suggested grabbing some pizza from some food truck in a square somewhere. When we ordered it, the server asked if we wanted ketchup with it. In retrospect, the correct answer was "yes". The "pizza" was a somewhat fishy-tasting square of thick bread, and it had corn and peas on it. I wish I had a photo of this "pizza".

I was just reminded. I tried Indian food a couple years ago. It's the worst.

The Wheelhouse in Bandon, OR. My husband ordered a pita sandwich that was nothing more than super-greasy sauteed vegetables in a pita with nothing else. I had a salad and some clam chowder, but the salad came with some weird dressing on top that resembled nothing like Thousand Island. It was seriously gross. Ultimately, it made us sick, ruined a camping trip, and we had to go home early.

Hey I like greasy stupidly unhealthy food as much as the next guy...but c'mon, chicken mcnuggets and microwaved tiny gray patties with something that might resemble cheese slathered on top? I'll eat it if I'm poor and hungry enough but...just no. Besides the greasy spoon across the street makes something probably even worse for me, dripping with enough grease that I need three rolls of bounty just to mop it all up. They don't mind that I'm washing it down with a flask of whiskey the waitress fills from her own bottle 'cause she's a nice gal and don't scoff when I light up a pall mall while I loiter with the sports section. That's just dangerous livin' the folks at McD's can't get their heads around. :D

mexican. anything.

it's icky

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i would probably freak out if that happened to me

iwwww

a restauarent attached to a hotel in Great Barr

All the staff are first generation Italian (or at least speak English with very heavy accents),but they serve English food.

For 13 sterlings they served me a huge lump of pate that obviously was from a supermarket (the lump was the shape of the container it had been banged out of, served with three Jacobs cream crackers) to start

Main course was a steak. They didnt ask me how I wanted it and served it very very very well done. No steak knife and I literally couldnt cut it with the normal eating knife. On the side were two inedible onion rings (I didnt try them, you wouldnt have either if youd seen them) and some slightly burned chips. I asked for some sauce with my chips, 5 mins later a plate covered in sachets of sauce was slammed down on my table... the lady at a nearby table asked if she could have some sauce, so the waiter promptly took the plate away from me (before I'd actually taken any sauce of it) and gave it to her.

Table cloth filthy, chairs uncomfortable... staff rude to the point of physical aggression. I really should have refused to pay the bill but after the sauce thing I just left the money on the table and walked out.

A Waffle House in North Florida, it was disgusting.

sounds to me like you had a rough time.

:(

at least you'll know not to eat there again.

i often wonder how places like that actually still get customers and manage to survive.

shocking

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what was wrong with it?

personally i'm not a waffle fan, but that's just me

Well, if it was in Jacksonville, that was the problem. :lol:
Waffle Houses in Jacksonville are some of the Scariest Places On Earth.

Do airplanes and public schools count or is that kind of comparison just not fair?

Back on land though I would say that a dennys off the interstate somewhere up north in florida is the worst service I've ever gotten, with a bluntly rude staff and taking literally an HOUR to get our food despite the restaurant being empty. For food quality that award goes to a dominoes next to UCF where I got what was basically an oil sandwich made out of two pieces of cardboard, some old stringy elmer's glue, and "pepperoni" that I don't even have a metaphor for. I was quite violently ill after that one.

[QUOTE=Shadowex3;2823800]Do airplanes and public schools count or is that kind of comparison just not fair?

totally hear you!

plain food makes me feel really icky.

:(

now when ever i go on a plain i'm always sure to eat at the airport beforehand.

the only thing i've managed to actually keep down on a plain is a cream cracker. i don't even order from the sweet snack bar anymore, i've had too many experiences that have put me off.

iwww... i'm gonna stop before i do feel sick

:(