The Most Beautiful McDonald's in the World
2022-07-11
16 Images available in this Post by Ryan Brooklyn
Location: 8WQJ+RM Yvorne, Switzerland
One Day in My Life
I was on my way back from Italy to Switzerland, and there it was, the most picturesque McDonald's I've ever seen. Of course, such beauty comes at a premium. I'm unsure if I've ever paid so much for fast food burgers before. This particular McDonald's is located on the E62 road near Yvorne, close to the border of France and Switzerland.
The Location
For context, I stopped here not only to fuel my car but also to satisfy my hunger. The weather that day was sunny with air so crisp you could almost taste the purity. For those who know me, you're aware I've visited many places where smog is a daily companion. Imagine a spot where the air feels like a detox for your lungs. The parking lot was bustling with truck drivers and travelers, all easily accommodated by the expansive parking space.
Alright, let's eat something tasty.
A Unique McDonald's Experience
On road trips, there comes a moment when your stomach signals it's time to eat. Fast food can be a savior, albeit an expensive one in this case. If you check the photos I took that day, you'll see a pricing list that might shock you. Why is everything in Switzerland so pricey? According to Wikipedia (see: Yvorne), the town itself has a minuscule population of around 2,000, which makes the high prices even more intriguing.
Switzerland - A Seamless Blend of Beauty and Efficiency
The roads in Switzerland are a delight to drive on, efficient and well-maintained, reflecting the country's meticulous nature. The beauty of Switzerland isn't just in its landscapes but in its infrastructure and simplicity.
McDonald's in Switzerland - Really More Than Just Burgers
Switzerland's McDonald's offered me some different desserts, like the "Chausson aux pommes" or "Les Frappés" - perhaps these were just different descriptions of items we have elsewhere. I can't tell you if the high pricing there reflects their cultural integration or the different living standards. What I do know is that Switzerland's culinary scene seems rich.
Final Thoughts
Without diving into recent news or trends about McDonald's, speaking from personal experience, I'd recommend this pit stop. It's not just about the food but the whole experience - the location, the drive, and the moment of tranquility amidst a journey. If you're ever driving through, consider a stop here not just for the burgers but for a little slice of Swiss charm.
Enjoy the pictures:
