fast food

Proxies for Burger King: reading menus, prices and app coupons across the many country sites Burger King runs under Restaurant Brands International, why each market is its own site, which proxy type fits an open door, and the account jobs no proxy can do.

Proxies for Chick-fil-A: reading store-level menus, prices and availability across 3,000-plus restaurants that each do nearly $9 million a year, why the app carries most of the ordering, which proxy type fits a site that stayed open in our test, and what a proxy cannot do.

Proxies for Chipotle: reading store-level menus and prices across 4,056 restaurants, tracking regional pricing and limited-time items, why the app and rewards side is out of reach, which proxy type fits a site that stayed open in our test, and what a proxy cannot do.

Proxies for Dairy Queen: reading store-level menus and prices across 4,000-plus US locations, tracking the Blizzard of the Month and seasonal items, why dairyqueen.com blocks datacenter clients, which proxy type fits, and the account jobs no proxy can do.

Proxies for McDonald's: reading menus and prices on its country sites, why store-level US prices live in the app and on the delivery marketplaces, what the Big Mac index gets from McDonald's directly, which proxy type fits, and where the app's GPS makes a proxy useless.

Proxies for Popeyes: reading store-level menus and prices, tracking the limited-time items that go viral, and reading new international markets, why the site stayed open in our test, which proxy type fits, and the account jobs no proxy can do.

Proxies for Taco Bell: how to track test-market items city by city, read store-level menus and prices, and check regional availability, which proxy type fits its Akamai front door, and why the app's deals are out of a proxy's reach.

Proxies for Wendy's: how to read store-level menus and prices by time of day and region after the 2024 dynamic pricing statement, which proxy type fits, what the app's offers depend on, and what a proxy cannot do.