This one is facking awesome.

My home town. I remember it opening. I still like to eat in the plane pretending to be a little kid.

I drove past this several times looking for it

They got nice lightings inside. Who would have thought McDonald would have chandelier?

It looks like those paper town cardboard toys. Where you have to fold and assemble it.

This no longer exists. It was torn down in 2008. It was in Alconbury.

One of my favorite childhood memories...St. Louis Weekends! We would see the Cardinals play a game or two, visit the zoo, and eat on the McDonald's Riverboat.

oh yeeaaahhh!! my cousin lives right by it! she took me there one time and we went inside, and it is very....[no word found]

Oooh very cool

What happened? Did they run out of yellow paint? XD!

Do the strict building codes say the houses have to look like they're in Wonderland?

Oooh, bigger on the inside!

Looks like a church. The Church of St. Ronald McDonald.

I am in Houston,Texas and their is a McDonalds that looks like a post office

The villa of Chiang Ching-kuo, son of Chiang Kai-shek, for a period of about a month.

The picture on the left is in it's own little cave at the foot of the stairs. It was pretty cramped but it was the most popular table.

iconic..

Beautiful

Must be good business for window cleaners:)

Looks like a pub

This is from Vancouver, BC. They had it for the 86 Expo and now it's abandoned.

There's one that looks like this in Oshkosh, WI, and I know of a few others around the MN/WI/IL part of the midwest.

this is so cool! love the architecture!!

where the professor plan his next Heist

This one is kinda sad. I'm glad they saved it, but I feel like that grand old house deserved better.

It looks like warm place

This looks like it belongs in Las Vegas,Nevada!

Goth version of McD