Whataburger was a nice surprise that I enjoy more than in and out. Chicago Pizza lived up to the hype. Classic Midwest steak and shake was way better than shake shack.

I wasn't there for many days, and I had a limited number of meals and money, and you're right, nothing stuck out for me either.

I think the thing to do when you visit a country is to try the things they specialise in. The yanks specialise in "food products" and fast food, so I ate stuff from supermarkets and bodegas, with an exception to the pizza and a few other things with my friend.

Pretzels were interesting, I got a bunch of stuff from Family Dollar, 7-11 and Slurpees were by far the greatest fucking thing I had the entire time I was there, like FUCK MAN, during summer that shit goes down so good, and you can mix and match flavours. I had some japanese food near the NY Library with my friend, the aforementioned pizza and that was about it.

I wanted to try taco bell but somehow fucked it up and didn't find one at the right time. Not sure how I managed to do that, but I did. Also Tamales, as mentioned.

I wasn't expecting much, so I didn't particularly care , especially because of diets and financial constraints.

What ACTUALLY disappointed me was that the tech death power trio I specifically traveled across the Atlantic for had their guitarist sick during the show I went to, so it was a duo.

I was in Vegas, next to in-n-out for a week.

Day one, burger and fries and a coke. WTF, that was disappointing as hell, I'd rather have eaten McDonalds.

Day two, look up all the hidden menu bullshit, animal style, with animal style fries. HOLY FUCK that's a different meal.

I tried everything else over the week, but my fav was still animal style.

Their regular burgers are fries are just bland and dry. They need to be loaded with the sauce and the friend onions. They should default to that.