San Antonio now home to sole drive-thru only Burger King in Texas

[vdeane]

who dines in at a QSR anymore

People who are on a roadtrip and need to do things like go to the bathroom and don't want to eat in their car?  Honestly, I don't really get fast food unless I'm on the road, so the only time I would locally is upon returning from a trip - in which case I would want to unpack first, and would probably get something like a sub that I would feel OK leaving for a while (ie, I don't care if it gets cold).  So really, I could ask the opposite - who doesn't dine in at a QSR?

[dlsterner]

who dines in at a QSR anymore.

I do.  Especially on a road trip I would much rather eat at a table than in my car.  Also have access to the drink refill station and the restroom.  I make sure to plan my trips to be leisurely enough that I don't feel compelled to shave off every last minute of my driving time.

[CtrlAltDel]

QSR

Just out of idle curiosity, what is a QSR?

[Big John]

QSR

Just out of idle curiosity, what is a QSR?

quick service restaurant?

[Rothman]

My word.  Just call it fast food.

[Scott5114]

McD's has a drive-thru-only location in McKinney,just east of 75 on University. I think they tore down a Boston Market to build it. Regarding BK, wouldn't stun me because who dines in at a QSR anymore.

I do when I get hungry in the beginning or middle of a chain of errands.

[ClassicHasClass]

So really, I could ask the opposite - who doesn't dine in at a QSR?

I don't anymore. If we're going to one, we get it to go, though we have other health concerns nowadays. COVID isn't over for everybody.

[ErmineNotyours]

Turns out I had taken a picture of the drive-thru-only McDonald's of Tillicum, Washington, outside of Fort Lewis.  March 2009.  It has since been replaced by a standard McDonald's.

[Road Hog]

Sorry, I am a cunning biz linguist.