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Originally Posted by manny_santos
London also severely lacks independent quick-service restaurants, particularly in the suburbs. There is Sammy's Souvlaki, which is expensive, and pizza joints such as Cousin Vinny's and Stobie's. But, other than that, if you want to eat out cheaply you're usually stuck with corporate food designed by accountants and consultants, and usually with sky-high prices (almost $7 for a KFC "Big" Crunch sandwich on its own, which has shrunk to the point it is a snack-size sandwich).
Why is that? Are Londoners that afraid of things that don't have a brand name that is listed on the TSX?
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It's quite the opposite here in Windsor, we have many independent restaurants throughout the city and burbs. I always thought it was mainly the American cities that were overrun with chain restaurants. We have lots of chains here too, but there are more independant places to eat, and their food is usually superior to some of the chains.
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