Though Americans have spoken – again and again – about their devotion to fast food chicken, there are still at least some that really love their hamburgers. And now, a new survey has determined which restaurants those folks choose when they need a break from the beak.

THESE 10 CITIES HAVE THE MOST FAST FOOD, STUDY CLAIMS

In a survey from Market Force, participants were asked to rate their satisfaction with various hamburger chains in eight different categories: food quality, speed of service, value for money spent, healthy options, overall cleanliness, staff friendliness, curb appeal and atmosphere.

Based on the answers from the survey, In-N-Out was a clear winner, with 73 percent of overall customer satisfaction with the restaurant.

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However, the popular West Coast chain did not take gold in every category. Burger chain Five Guys stole “Food Quality” with 72 percent vs. 71 percent for In-N-Out; “Speed of Service” and “Atmosphere,” placing it in second place with a 68 percent overall.

Others that were rated include Culvers, which came in third with 67 percent; Whataburger, which clinched fourth at 58 percent; and Smash Burger, which rounded out the top five at 54 percent.

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The more ubiquitous chains – Sonic (40 percent), Jack in the Box (37 percent), Wendy’s (36 percent), Carl’s Jr. (35 percent), Burger King (33 percent) — were all ranked in the bottom, with McDonald’s coming in dead last with a 28 percent overall satisfaction rating. The well-known fast food restaurant came in underneath Red Robin (48 percent), Steak ‘n Shake (46 percent) and Dairy Queen (41 percent).