Canadian Fast Food Chains We Want In The US

Since 1969, this chain has been popular for its fried chicken, tater tots, and specialty combos made in-house with fresh and locally sourced ingredients.

Founded in 1978, BeaverTails specializes in pastries. It's best known for its namesake treat — an oblong piece of fried dough with a variety of toppings and sauces.

Most of the chain's offerings are sweet, but there are a few savory items available, including poutine, fries, and the BeaverDog, a hot dog wrapped in BeaverTails' pastry dough.

This chain is best known for its coffee and donuts, but it also sells muffins, bagels, sandwiches, soup, chilis, tea, and more. Breakfast is served all day.

Harvey's is known for its use of 100% Canadian beef patties. The menu consists of typical fast-food fare, including burgers, fries, poutine, wraps, salads, and milkshakes.

Often seen as the Canadian equivalent of Subway, Mr. Sub puts an emphasis on freshness and local sourcing. Many customers actually prefer it to Subway.