Where to find Carl's Jr.

Monterrey is one of the brand's most active markets in Mexico, and often gets regional promotions that do not apply elsewhere in the country.

A long-standing presence on the northern border. Tijuana, Mexicali and Ensenada have had established branches for years.

Two main markets: the state capital and Ciudad Juarez, the latter with locations on high-traffic avenues.

Saltillo appears regularly in regional promotions alongside Nuevo Leon.

Culiacan accounts for the state's presence, including branches in the historic centre.

Hermosillo is the state's main market for the brand.

The densest concentration of branches in the country, spread across boroughs and shopping centres. Mall units, drive-thru sites and locations inside office corridors all sit side by side.

Strong presence along the Toluca-Metepec corridor and across the western metropolitan belt. Several of these branches run under the same regional franchisee.

Several branches sit along highway corridors and in growing residential areas such as Juriquilla and Corregidora.

Presence in the state capital, mainly inside shopping centres.

Cuernavaca, a short drive from Mexico City, where hours often run later at weekends.

A single presence in Apizaco, within the Puebla-Tlaxcala corridor.

The Guadalajara metro area accounts for the state's presence, with branches in shopping centres and on main avenues.

Leon leads the Bajio region, one of the areas where the chain has run region-specific promotions.

Presence in the state capital, within the Bajio industrial corridor.

Presence in the port city, within its main commercial corridor.

Acapulco keeps branches oriented toward tourist zones and coastal avenues.

Merida is the brand's entry point into the country's southeast.

Located inside shopping centres in the state capital.

Cancun, with branches serving both local residents and tourist areas.