Comedian Michael Ornelas dives deep into the stories behind your favorite chain restaurants like Cracker Barrel, McDonald's, and Chili's before reviewing them with a new guest each week in search of the perfect 5-out-of-10 "fine" dining experience.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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They thought I was sent from corporate!
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A magic belt that produced burgers?
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Yummy in my tummy
The creativity and humor in this show is the perfect meal. The information that is given about the history of chain restaurants — and more — is the dessert. I don’t always agree with the ratings, which of course makes it more fun!
This is a great comedy/food podcast, centered around fun discussion as the host and guests talk about their experiences eating at restaurants as they try to find the exact midpoint between good and bad experiences. It's held up well with host and format changes, both eras of the show are well worth listening to. Music production helps it stand out, with a whole range of catchy themes for various segments and comedy bits that will stick in your head for a long time. The unexpected side effect is ... more
The most mediocre podcast in America!
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