Fast food restaurants in United States
Every fast food restaurant investigated so far in United States — 14 public forensic report(s) on Google Maps reviews. How the score works.
1 of the 14 fast food restaurants investigated in United States (7%) show signs of review manipulation, with an average manipulation score of 14/100 across all reports. The highest score on file in United States belongs to Burger King at 46/100.
Most Wanted
The highest manipulation scores on file.
Burger King
46Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Suspicious
McDonald's
24Fast food restaurant · Union City · United States
Clean
McDonald's
19Fast food restaurant · Brooklyn · United States
Clean
McDonald's
15Fast food restaurant · Los Angeles · United States
Clean
McDonald's
13Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Clean
McDonald's
13Fast food restaurant · Brooklyn · United States
Clean
Cleanest Records
Investigated and walked free.
McDonald's
4Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Clean
Five Guys
5Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Clean
Portillo's & Barnelli's Chicago
6Fast food restaurant · Chicago · United States
Clean
Portillo's Chicago – Canal and Taylor
8Fast food restaurant · Chicago · United States
Clean
McDonald's
9Fast food restaurant · Chicago · United States
Clean
McDonald's
9Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Clean
Fresh Cases
The latest places put under the microscope.
Wendy's
10Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Clean
McDonald's
11Fast food restaurant · New York · United States
Clean
Frequently Asked Questions
How many fast food restaurants in United States have fake Google reviews?
Revdict has analyzed 14 fast food restaurants in United States so far: 1 (7%) show signs of review manipulation, while 13 came out clean.
Which fast food restaurant in United States has the most suspicious Google reviews?
Burger King currently holds the highest manipulation score in United States — 46/100 (Suspicious). Read the full report for the flagged reviews behind that score.
How does Revdict detect fake Google reviews?
Each report examines public review patterns — near-duplicate wording, sudden review bursts, reviewer account behavior and rating-distribution anomalies — and combines them into a 0–100 manipulation score with a Clean, Suspicious or Likely Manipulated verdict.
Are these verdicts proof that reviews are fake?
No. Verdicts are statistical estimates based on public review patterns — forensic indicators, not accusations. Revdict is not affiliated with Google.