The chicken sandwich has beat out the double-double.
Chick-fil-A has been crowned America's favorite restaurant in a new survey, beating out former champion In-N-Out Burger and other chains.
Market Force surveyed more than 7,500 consumers to create a snapshot of America's fast-food preferences with its 2019 Fast Food Market Research Report, released Friday. Chick-fil-A scored a 79 percent Composite Loyalty Index, while In-N-Out scored 73 percent.
The survey showed Chick-fil-A also bested competitors in the areas of customer service, curb appeal and speed of service.
Chick-fil-A is on track to generate more than $10.4 billion in sales, Fox Business reported. An impressive feat, considering the chain is closed on Sundays and has drawn criticism in recent years for CEO Dan Cathy's stance on LGBT rights.
In-N-Out lost the overall favorite title and fell to third -- placing behind chicken finger chain Raising Canes. However, it remained first place in the burger category. It also managed to best Chick-fil-A in value for money spent.
In other categories, customers named Jersey Mike's as their favorite sandwich chain, Chipotle the best Mexican chain, Blaze Pizza the top pizza chain and Krispy Kreme as the best in the coffee and bakery.
McDonald's and Burger King rounded out the list at the bottom, with 28 percent and 33 percent Composite Loyalty Index scores, respectively.
