Yes, tons of them in Alberta. They're in all the little towns that are too small to have a McDonald's. The carside service has been gone for at least 30 years though. I actually don't mind the food; if I absolutely have to eat a hamburger, the Mozza is probably my first choice. And I love the rootbeer.
Almost all the KFC's closed their Taco Bell sides here in Calgary. At one point there was over a dozen, now there's apparently 3 and all in very far-flung corners of the city.
A&W Canada is quite different as it is a thriving brand that has done a good job of differentiating themselves from other burger chains.
It's Long John Silvers and A&W near me.
Not sure that would work here. The stand alone Taco Bells here are 24 hours a day, and always have a long line, even at 2:30am. They just don't have the capacity to add menu items from another type franchise. The KFC/A&W and KFC/Long John Silvers combos make more sense since they tend to do a lot less volume.
Here is the original location in Lodi, California, still operating 100 years later. And no peaked roof, those are on the newer A& W's built in the late 1960's and early 1970's. Thanks Google Street ViewSure. Did we talk about their "scratch made root beer"? Mostly combination KFC and A&W, which goes back to a time when KFC's parent company also owned the A&W restaurant chain. There are other combos from Yum Brands including combinations of KFC, Taco Bell, and/or Pizza Hut.
There's still a standalone A&W in San Rafael, California. It has the traditional peaked roof. It's right next to US-101 and the sign and roof are clearly visible.
The one in San Rafael has a drive thru but no carhop service.
