Fast food enthusiasts are just discovering a McDonald’s that resembles a massive Medieval castle, and many are eager to visit this one-of-a-kind location. When traveling abroad, trying local cuisine is often a priority, but even familiar brands can offer unique menu items not available at home.
While the typical McDonald’s restaurant design is well-known, menus vary by location to reflect local tastes and traditions. Some locations, however, stand out for their unusual designs. The largest McDonald’s is in Orlando, Florida, and some fans claim the “poshest” location is on Long Island. In New Zealand, there’s a McDonald’s serving food from a retired airplane, and Germany has a floating McDonald’s service.
Recently, a remarkable McDonald’s in Goshen, Indiana, has gained attention for its medieval castle look. This distinctive spot is part of Gallops Truck Stop and houses not just a McDonald’s but also a Subway, a large convenience store, and 11 showers…