We probably pass the Golden Arches multiple times each day, no matter where we live in the state. Each has its unique location and features, but there’s a pretty good chance you won’t find a fast food restaurant like this McDonald’s in Pennsylvania anywhere else in the world. That’s because it does more than dish up popular fast food fare; it also serves a fascinating glimpse of history.

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The McDonald’s on Lincoln Highway in North Huntingdon looks like most of its counterparts – down to the Golden Arches and the sleek new exterior design.

If you're looking for some of the best fast food in Pennsylvania and a memorable experience, make your way to North Huntingdon.

However, when you walk through the front door, you’ll notice something different. A massive Big Mac. A bust of a man holding the iconic sandwich. Museum cases filled with memorabilia.

Did you know there was a museum dedicated to the Big Mac in Pennsylvania? It's one of those unique destinations in Pennsylvania that deserves a spot on your bucket list.

Doubling as a fast food restaurant and the Big Mac Museum, this Pennsylvania McDonald’s is well worth a pilgrimage, especially if you’re a fan of the famous sandwich and fries.

Have you been looking for a one-of-a-kind McDonald's near me? You've just found it.

The Big Mac, after all, was invented by Western Pennsylvanian Jim Delligatti in nearby Uniontown. After hearing constant complaints from customers about how boring McDonald’s burger was, Delligatti sprang into action.

He turned that plain burger into a masterpiece, inventing a special sauce in 1967. Customers couldn’t get enough of the brand new burger, but corporate headquarters? It took little notice.

Finally, a few years later, that burger – two burgers, special sauce, cheese, pickles, onions, and lettuce – and its popularity got the attention it was due, and the Big Mac was rolled out worldwide.

Some say that the best fast food in Pennsylvania can be found at McDonald's.

The rest, as they say, is history. Today, estimates say that 1.5 million Big Macs are sold worldwide every day.

Did you know that you can find nearly 500 McDonald's in Pennsylvania?

The McDonald’s in North Huntingdon features memorabilia from the fast food restaurant, giving you a fascinating glimpse into the past. Carve out a bit more time than you would for a normal visit, so you can check out the museum.

Bring your camera along, too.

Don’t worry about the kiddos getting bored. The North Huntingdon location also features one of McDonald’s popular indoor play areas.

View the McDonald's website for more information, including days and hours.

If you've been on the hunt for the most unique "McDonald's near me," you've certainly found one that fits the bill. Have you been to this unique McDonald’s in Pennsylvania? What did you think of the Big Mac Museum? Let us know in the comments! If you’re a fan of the unique, you’re probably absolutely in love with Pennsylvania. Take a peek at just a few reasons Pennsylvania has become the most unique state in the nation.

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