Went thru the drive thru ordered a concrete and dipped cone. My husband didn't text me back saying…read morehe wanted a cone for himself until I had already paid. I have super bad anxiety and apologized profusely to Caleb Buchanan the young man at the window and he was soo kind and sweet about my last minute add on. I was really thankful that he didn't make a big deal about it and kindly added the extra order for me. It's hard to find great service but it looks like the happy staff that were there tonight are pretty wonderful people. Thank you Dairy Queen for giving these awesome kiddos jobs. They are amazing! Made me a hero for being able to get everyone at home their treat.

Fast, friendly, and complete service was received at this location. The employee behind the counter…read morewas courteous and professional. I ordered the 4 piece chicken strip basket which came with fries and 2 slices of buttery toast. The meal was quickly prepared and brought out to my table and tasted hot, fresh, and delicious. Good experience all around.

The team did a great job at making sure I got my order and that it was correct and a worker named…read moreJaden helped fix anything that wasn't. Great job and thanks

We started going to Freddy's when we first moved here over 3 years ago. Burgers were quality,…read morefresher than, well made and not ever made sloppy. Shakes were made correct to order. Not ever did we have an error. Pretty great! The last dozen orders over this past year, however have been wrong, sloppy, meat waayyy oversized for the bun and super burnt ends, or wrong order all together in the bag. Shakes are typically made wrong or missing something. Huge shift! I will say the staff are polite. Suggesting management that teaches proper food expediting & hire people that take pride in the work. I cannot spend $10 for a burger there anymore!

The staff at this location is exceptional! We went in close to lunchtime, and as someone with…read moreceliac disease, I never really know how "gluten-free" my request will actually be; it's part of the risk of eating out. However, when they asked whether my request was due to an allergy, they stopped the entire line, washed their hands, wiped down every surface, got a clean cutting board, washed their hands again, put on fresh gloves, and then made my sandwich. They were incredibly kind about it, even though it slowed down their flow and created a bit of a line. The sandwich was delicious! Thank you for taking such great care to minimize cross-contact, and for doing it with such a positive attitude. I know following all those extra precautions takes time, but they seemed genuinely happy to help. I truly appreciate it!

This place was standard for my experiences at Jersey Mike's. The service was fine, food was fine,…read moreeasy in & out with fast food that doesn't seem that unhealthy. Overall it was good.

Fast and friendly service .. Fresh subs made to order .. Never had a bad experience ..read more

I tried to support our new Port of Subs twice. Twice. Because I believe in second chances…read more Apparently, Port of Subs believes in first drafts. Attempt #1: Teriyaki Chicken Griller. Calling this "teriyaki" feels legally questionable. The sauce tasted like someone described teriyaki to a guy who's never actually had it. Sweet? Sure. Savory? Not even a little. And the chicken? The texture was... unsettling. Like it had secrets. Slightly slimy, vaguely suspicious, and absolutely not something I'd voluntarily eat again. I've had better teriyaki from a mall food court five minutes before closing. Attempt #2: The "Gourmet" Grilled Cheese The audacity. The confidence. The boldness of putting the word gourmet in front of what is essentially cafeteria-level deli cheese between basic bread is honestly inspiring. There is no grill involved. None. Zero. This sandwich gets tossed into a microwave like it's being punished. The cheese melts just enough to pretend it tried. By the time you sit down, it's already cold. No crunch. No golden crust. No buttery crisp. Just soft, sad bread hugging melted mediocrity. I've made better grilled cheese at 2 a.m. with one eye open and no groceries. I really wanted to support a new local spot. I walked in hopeful. I left confused. Twice. At this point, if I want a hot sandwich, I'll just stand outside in the sun holding a Lunchable. At least that has consistent standards. Two visits. Two disappointments. My sandwich era at Port of Subs has officially ended. At least the people were friendly there. UPDATE: UPDATE: Port of Subs has now entered the automated response phase of our relationship. Twice. TWICE. They reached out asking for feedback. And twice, I responded with actual details like a human being participating in a conversation. And twice... they completely ignored the fact that I had already replied. Instead, I received another cheerful request asking me to "go back to the feedback section" and provide more information. Like we're trapped in some kind of customer service Groundhog Day. At this point, I'm no longer convinced there are actual people involved. I think the entire operation might just be three microwaves and a haunted survey form. Even the Google review response felt copy-pasted straight from the "Concerned But Not Listening" starter pack. "Please tell us more about your experience." I HAVE. REPEATEDLY. WE ARE NOW LIVING INSIDE THE DETAILS. I'm starting to believe if I walked into the restaurant physically holding the sandwich and explaining the problem out loud, someone would hand me a QR code and ask me to describe it online. Honestly, the customer service experience somehow feels exactly like the food: lukewarm, confusing, and suspiciously disconnected from reality. The wild part is I wasn't even trying to be harsh originally. I wanted this place to improve. I wanted to support a local spot. But after multiple disappointing meals and an endless feedback loop that leads directly back into itself, I feel less like a customer and more like a beta tester for an unfinished sandwich simulation. At this point, I fully expect the next email to ask whether I've tried providing feedback about my feedback.

I love the froyo here, so many options to choose from. And the toppings are so good and delicious,…read moreplus you can top with fudge or syrup as well. Its nice they support good causes for local schools in the form of charity nights, and the ol school video games are ao much fun. I like wednesdays for the no weigh deal, onll 5.55 for a bowl of yogurt, not to mention delicious ice options also.

Afterschool treat for the three grandkids! They've been here many times, this was Lola's first…read moretime. Same layout as most of the yogurt shops we've visited. 1. Handsanitizer 2. Pick up a bowl 3. Peruse the yogurt choice and make sure to use the tiny cups to sample the flavor you haven't tried but might be interesting 4. Fill your cup, but not too much or you won't have room for toppings Plenty of toppings for the kiddos to choose from. There is a refrigerator with bottles of water for 99 cents and ice cream choices as well. Plenty of seating and the young ladies behind the counter were quite friendly. Parking was a little tricky but we found a spot.

Staff were friendly and treats were delicious as always! This location is a little more expensive…read morethan others but it's to be expected at the outlets. I was surprised they had the Dubai chocolate bar here as that's certainly an acquired taste! It's on the expensive side at $25 but with limited availability in CO that's no surprise either. The bar is thick but the ratio is pretty good! The pistachio filling is crunchy and tastes just so. The milk chocolate is definitely harder to bite into but I recommend leaving your bar out to room temp and cutting before you eat it. Haystacks were a disappointment as there wasn't much coconut and mostly milk chocolate. Super bummed they don't make the dark chocolate option here. Otherwise can't go wrong with their caramel apples!

3.5. This place has the best camel apples ever!!!! However they are very pricey. I live the little…read morecafe space and the people taking our order were very kind. Overall really great, but very overpriced. We ate this too fast to take pictures!

Great service, generous samples to try, immaculately clean; all phrases fit My Favorite Muffin…read more For me, everything I tried was just too sweet for my taste. I appreciate the effort they clearly put into this venue in all regards. Good job, just not my favorite. Thank you, Bill

Good spot, definitely crowded on a Sunday! The bagels are very fresh, along with the muffins. I had…read morethe French toast bagel with cream cheese, it was spectacular! I also got a mini lemon muffin which was incredible. -1 star for the customer service. Younger workers, not very kind / friendly

Sigh great and tasty but very affordable donuts is bad for my waist line. Lol. My hubby and I split…read morethe 4 pack. The server was helpful and very nice. Small place and nothing fancy but who cares, the donuts are bomb. The cronut was the best and I am drooling thinking about them right now. We also got an apple fritter, Bavarian cream filled long john, a chocolate cake donut (not a part of the 4 pack) and the bear claw. All were so good and my hubby and I are now fans for this place. I would love to try some of their savory items too. This is a must try for donuts in downtown Castle Rock.

The Donut House Castle Rock sent me a text on July 11 that clearly stated: "You earned Free Half…read moreDozen for your last visit." No exclusions, no fine print, nothing. I went in to redeem it and ordered an apple fritter as part of that free half dozen. Staff refused, saying the fritter was not included. Calling something a "Free Half Dozen" with zero restrictions in the actual message, then restricting popular menu items after the fact, is false advertising and highly misleading. As a customer who earned the reward, this feels deceptive.