There are few better ways to split a room than to debate the top five fast-food chains. Especially when the winner is a little...left field.
Top Data compiled lists for every state of their top five fast-food restaurants based on tracking data.
According to their data, Chick-fil-A is the nation's favored destination for fast food taking 10 states in total - Arizona, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mississippi, New Hampshire, and Connecticut.
Smash Burger took Pennsylvania and much of the Midwest, including Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois.
Rounding out our region, Delaware was one of two states to choose KFC and New Jersey sided with its northern neighbor New York to choose Church's Chicken.
The south was largely won by A&W where they claimed Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama, as well as Chipotle which took New Mexico, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee. No surprise the west coast was in agreement thanks to In-N-Out Burger taking California, Oregon, Utah, and Nevada.
The report also claims that Sonic was the fastest-growing burger chain, Taco Bell the fastest Mexican, Church's the fastest chicken, and Domino's the fastest pizza.
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