We’re used to the prototypical McDonald’s restaurant over the years. Golden arches, red and yellow color scheme, maybe a play area for the kiddos outside.
They’re all pretty uniform for the most part… or are they?
Well, we’re here to give you a reality check, friends! Because here are some photos of McDonald’s from all over the world that are totally unique.
Take a look and enjoy!
1. That one is certainly interesting.
It really does look like a retirement home.
Trying to explain the Freeport McDonald’s to a friend. It looks like a funeral home outside and a retirement home inside pic.twitter.com/cOeJfNnk4b
— sloppy wizard (@katrinkanova) May 9, 2020
2. This is a cool one.
Glad this one wasn’t demolished.
The McDonald’s in New Hyde Park, NY, called Denton House. Built in 1795 as a farmhouse, remodeled in ~1860 into a mansion. McDonald’s wanted to demolish it in ‘85 but residents fought for 3 years to secure historic designation pic.twitter.com/WHxalXzIjN
— Chelsea the Park Hopper (@parkhopperco) May 9, 2020
3. You had to do it.
Have a presidential Big Mac.
There’s a McDonald’s in Hangzhou, China they put in the former residence of a Taiwanese president and I ate there because I’m a weak American who needed fries pic.twitter.com/RRg2hMnQOl
— Goindown2Shambletown (@Gentlemenhugs) May 9, 2020
4. Art Deco!
That’s really awesome!
Art Deco McDonald’s. Location Melbourne Australia pic.twitter.com/u6ZjbNZqvF
— Ⓥ Soy Boy (@_LeftistVegan) May 9, 2020
5. Definitely looks like a bank.
Deep in the heart of Ohio.
Independence, Ohio has entered the chat. I like to call it The Bank pic.twitter.com/oE3iyJQeuD
—
(@freeallison_) May 9, 2020
6. Charlotte, North Carolina in the house!
Hmmmm, very strange…
May I present the South Park McDonald’s in Charlotte, church on the outside with a self-playing baby grand piano on the inside pic.twitter.com/9RimwuCB9V
— morgan thee socialist (@morganaeliza) May 9, 2020
7. Cool! I hope it’s still around.
Look closely and the pic is from 1993.
Flying Saucer in Cambridgeshire, UK pic.twitter.com/eybLmCYyx2
— K_Vo_ (@K_Vo_) May 9, 2020
8. This is my favorite.
First-class seating!
Taupo, NZ. There’s seating for eating inside the plane! pic.twitter.com/Ii4b6MoLtX
— melissa
(@pretty_pebbles4) May 9, 2020
9. Wow! Looks like a fairy tale.
In the City of Lights.
McDonald’s near Saint-Lazare train station in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, France. pic.twitter.com/9xGEPW6JOK
— Lunacie ?????? ???????? Isadora
(@LunacieIsadora) May 9, 2020
10. A medieval style.
Douth thou have a Quarter Pounder?
We had a McDonald’s in Shrewsbury that looked normal from the outside but was actually built into the side of a 13th century medieval building. It had a whole suit of knight’s armour too but I can’t find a photo
pic.twitter.com/ucfncYOi3T
— emma (@emlbakr) May 9, 2020
11. A beautiful McD’s.
Take it all in…
My friends were showing me around Porto, Portugal and told me “the McDonalds is the most beautiful you’ll ever see”
I was not disappointed pic.twitter.com/6gUfP6M5G8
— Bloomzy | Emma
(@bloomzy_) May 9, 2020
12. That building looks very old.
And I love the color!
Dreamy salmon pink McDonald’s in Belém, Portugal.
(Wish I had better pics of it, it was really pretty) pic.twitter.com/RapVMqMD26— ͏???? (@collard_greens) May 10, 2020
I guess not all McDonald’s restaurants are created equal, huh?
Have you ever been to an unusual McDonald’s location?
If you have, please tell us about it in the comments and share a photo if you have one.
Thanks!
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