Yours may suck, but the one close to me is awesome. I also love the nostalgia of it.
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They do nostalgia well without it feeling cloying.
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If they had one in Hawaii, I would be there right now...currently...as I'm typing this.
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Just went to the LJS/A&W in Dodge City.

It's as I always remembered it. Greasy and disgusting, but in that guilty pleasure kind of way.

The only place where dipping the fish in ketchup is far from the most degrading part of the experience.
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Yes, I still like Long John Silvers and the one near here is under new management. I only eat it once a year (extreme carb and cholesterol overload).
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I always liked A&W but in my travels, I have found they are very hit or miss nowadays.


Same with DQ used to love a Brazer burger or a chilli dog and the NKC location was always a winner but not anymore. I wonder if they changed corporate ownership and degraded quality when they started adding newer locations.
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Eating fast food fish seems like a horrible idea.
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The LJS in El Dorado, Kansas is pretty spot on. They use to have all you could eat on Sundays from 11:00-7:00. Then Covid fucked that all up.
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LJS near me had that option too. I hope it comes back.
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Fast food fish never really took off as a concept. You have LJS and Captain D's but Arthur Treacher's is essentially a dead chain.
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McShack’s attempt at a fish sandwich is sad, even though they taste decent, they could use an update
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Never took off? All those chains have been around for decades.

The problem now seems to be that society’s tastes have changed to healthier options instead of deep frying everything. These chains haven’t really kept up with the times.
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Give Arby's fish sandwich a go. They only make them during this time of year thru lent.
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LJS too greasy. I like Mickey D fish sandwich and Red Lobster for fish n chips. Good meal for reasonably cheap.
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I like Captain D's a lot.
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