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But what stores have a customer base that clearly indexes one way or another? Results below in helpful graphic form: The Most Conservative Chain Restaurants There is obviously a bit of regional bias here. Overwhelmingly conservative restaurants like Cracker Barrel and O’Charley’s are predominantly located in red states, and tend to be in more rural areas. Interesting fact: Of the top five above, O’Charley’s also had an above-average liberal index (108). The Most Liberal Chain Restaurants The five most liberal chain restaurants don’t outwardly demonstrate a regional bias, but they do share a few common threads: They were all founded in major metropolitan regions, they tend to be a bit more “upscale,” and are much more “ethnic” in cuisine than the big conservative chains: Also interesting to note that California Pizza Kitchen is the least conservative chain, indexing at just 75. The Most Conservative Fast Food Joints The regional factor is quite evident again when looking at conservative fast food restaurants.

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