More than 900 McDonald's drive-thru branches have now reopened to the public following months of closures, the chain has announced.
The company, which reopened around 39 in May, this week confirmed hundreds more reopenings, sending large parts of the UK into meltdown.
Mile-long queues were spotted on roads and motorways across Britain, with one branch in Scotland forced to close after police were called.
The latest reopenings include branches in Leeds and Glasgow - and come after the chain was accused of 'forgetting' its northern fans.
In Robroyston, a suburb of Glasgow, police were called to manage queues due to unprecedented demand.
In Edinburgh, managers at the Newbridge restaurant decided to close the drive-thru due to unprecedented demand, after consulting with police.
There were also reports of waits of up to an hour-and-a-half at the fast food giant's branch in Astley Bridge, Bolton.
But there's good news for fans heading out to their local branch this weekend as a new report has revealed which restaurants are expected to be the busiest.
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Combining DVLA data on car registrations with the reopenings, car insurer Marmalade has compiled a list of the busiest drive-thru stores ahead of the weekend.
It found Dorchester in Dorset is likely to draw the biggest crowds, with 123,909 vehicles expected to visit its only McDonald's branch this weekend.
This is followed by Slough - with 106,310 vehicles expected, followed by Hereford in third.
Top 10 busiest McDonald's drive-thru branches
- Dorchester, 1 drive-thru branch, 123,909 visitors expected this weekend
- Slough, 3 drive-thru branches, 318,930 visitors expected this weekend - 106,310 per store
- Hereford, 1 drive-thru branches, 102,159 visitors expected this weekend
- Guildford, 6 drive-thru branches, 509,643 visitors expected this weekend - 84,941 per store
- South West London, 3 drive-thru branches, 230,698 visitors expected this weekend - 76,899 per store
- Dumfries, 1 drive-thru branches, 76,260 visitors expected this weekend
- North London, 3 drive-thru branches, 224,025 visitors expected this weekend - 74,675 per store
- Halifax, 1 drive-thru branches, 72,591 visitors expected this weekend
- West London, 2 drive-thru branches, 138,527 visitors expected this weekend - 69,264 per store
- Harrow, 3 drive-thru branches, 198,764 visitors expected this weekend - 66,255 per store
Commenting on the figures, Marmalade chief executive, Crispin Moger, said: "While we have all missed the wonders of the golden arches, there is a real risk in rushing out to a drive-thru when they reopen.
"If you are in one of the areas that our study has predicted as being busy then I would recommend holding off and avoiding the rush, particularly if you are a new or learner driver, as we’ve all seen the chaos from other fast food chains opening across social media.
"It is likely that the chance of an accident is increased as people may behave more erratically and rush to get there first, not to mention patience wearing thin in a queue. But, if you do decide you can’t resist - remember the rules of the road still apply – so avoid blocking roads and roundabouts while queuing, don’t be tempted to use your phone while waiting and dispose of the rubbish responsibly."
However it isn't all doom and gloom - your luck is in if you live in East Central London, which es expecting just 6,477 vehicles this weekend.