McDonald's All You Can Eat Buffet

All Sammy K, wanted after he ran the world record at CCC in New Orleans is a Big Mac and large fries with a coke in his value meal. There was plenty of other food but that is what he wanted so that is what we got him.

Wejo you do know about that McDonalds in Dallas with the all you can eat breakfast and brunch buffet is that why you said we are not talking breakfast here.

I never crave Mcdees, but this damn thread is making me crave a Quarter Pounder, Mcribs, and Shamrock Shake....damn you Wejo...

Impeach Wejo.

I do not believe that qualifying your post with "its a topic among training partners" makes it any more relevant to running that posts about politics, the goonies, or scantily clad Villanova XC girls.

Please delete.

Les wrote:

There's a documentary coming out in May called SUPER SIZE ME in which the director eats nothing but McDonald's three times a day for a month. His health is monitored by doctors throughout the experiment, which at first seems harmless. For the first week he loves it. Then . . . well, you'll have to watch the movie.

OHHHHH yeah. Weldons pb stacks up with the best of em', even the old timers. So, you guys can go ahead and get that combo meal, because your hair could never look as disheveled as his.

Jason

Actually, since that food is sickening enough, if they charged a high enough price for the buffet, McDonald's could reap quite a profit. They'd also need the new profit margins to be used to install new bathroom facilities in each restaurant but I digress...

If McDees has an All You Can Eat Buffet, you know that homeless people will live there and the managers will escort them out and McDees will be bombarded with lawsuits...

What The wrote:

I never crave Mcdees, but this damn thread is making me crave a Quarter Pounder, Mcribs, and Shamrock Shake....damn you Wejo...

I enjoy a Filet-O-Fish every now and then, but you crave the McRib?! Oh man, that's one of the worst foods known to man!

I wonder how many times he biggy sized it?

wejo wrote:

This is a daily topic of conversation with my training partners. One of them even had a dream he went to a McDonald's with an all you can eat buffet.

So, does anyone know of a McDonald's that has an all you can eat buffet (we're not talking breakfast)?

It sort of happened to my brother. He was lashed and staggering home from the pub in his first year of uni when him and his friends thought they fancied a McDonalds, only the place had just shut, so they started banging on the door hoping that someone would come. They expected to be told to f*** off by the manager, but to their suprise a cleaner came to the door, and then for a tenner (I think thats about $18.50 now :p) gave them all the food that was left, which was about ten burgers, loads of chips and a few other bits and pieces.

I liked the idea of bumping a 6.5 year old thread. About to start a different Mcdonalds thread.

Although it wasn't a buffet, I did go with my family to a McDonalds in Bellevue, NE back in 1995 and they had an All-You-Can-Eat option. You paid (I don't recall how much because my parents paid it) and got a stamp on your hand. When you wanted more you went to the counter and showed them the stamp and asked for what you wanted. I can recall it wasn't everything on the menu, just select items like burgers, mcchicken sandwiches, fries, mcnuggets, sodas, and apple pies. Nevertheless, it stands out in my memory because to this day, I am a die hard fan of mcnuggets.

There is an all-you-can-eat McDonald's buffet in Baguio City, Luzon Province, Philippines. It is the only one I know of in the world today. It costs three dollars (150 pesos).

Probably not a bad business idea for McDonald's. The "food" is designed by chemists to be addictive. Heroin dealers sometimes let people get high for free in order to get them hooked. Letting people stuff themselves with McDonald's food at a low price would probably have a pretty similar effect.

What would be a fair price for a McDonald's buffet in the US? It would have to be stupid expensive.

good business idea wrote:

Probably not a bad business idea for McDonald's. The "food" is designed by chemists to be addictive. Heroin dealers sometimes let people get high for free in order to get them hooked. Letting people stuff themselves with McDonald's food at a low price would probably have a pretty similar effect.

Get with the times Mac. Fast food can be an effective post-workout recovery meal:

Michael Bautista wrote:

hehe j/k the food is ok but I am interested in a subway or quizno's all you can eat :D ~!!

Gross. That sounds worse than the topic. Who goes to subway anymore?

This is how queues are formed. Lines would be out the door