Old school drive up hotdog and hamburger joint…read more I was in the area for business and decided to drop in after seeing the reviews. You pull up and it's curbside service. They literally come up to your car, take your order, and bring your food back. I loved the old school feel. It took no time for my food to arrive-about 7 minutes. I got a burger, onion rings, and a hotdog all the way. The onion rings were fresh, hot, and had the perfect amount of salt. The burger was well seasoned, had that crisp, grilled taste. The hotdog was good as well-chili was perfect. It was such a nostalgic feel and definitely a must visit for the experience.

Just what a drive in should be, fast, friendly, cheap, and delicious. Had a chicken sandwich, corn…read moredog, hot dog, onion rings, strawberry shake, and chocolate shake. The chocolate shake was the star, but everything was yummy. The ladies serving everyone work their butts off going car to car, tip well!

Ice cream machine has been broken for months…read more I've ordered a BLT 3 different times and they always forget the mayo and the lettuce is super sad. Fries are so cold the cheese on the cheese fries won't melt. No little peppermint in every bag anymore. Just terrible food.

Everytime I go to this sonic I always have to wait at least 30 minutes. Even if there is nobody in…read moreline. I also DoorDash and I have to avoid this stir no matter what because even the door dashes are never close to ready. And the staff are never available at the window or give you updates. Stay away from this piticluar sonic at all costs

I've just discovered mobile apps to order food. Chic Filet is the gold standard. As for McDonalds…read moreespecially at this location they continue to disappoint. This was the second time it took longer than others but my most disappointing was a manager brought my order out and just handed it to me. No hello, goodbye or thank you but a definite "go to hell" with attitude I might add. Then of course keeping their record intact NO NAPKINS in the bag for crying out loud! McDonald's used to be so good. :-(

This was my first visit to a McDonald's for something other than breakfast in many years. I was…read moreoblivious to the fact that they discontinued salads during Covid, and probably their grilled chicken sandwiches at the same time. So much for a healthy lunch. The closest thing I could get to a salad was the chunks of lettuce on my crispy chicken sandwich. Their kiosk was a lot more user-friendly than other McDonald's kiosks I've used in recent years. You can still order at the counter, which I guess you have to do if you have special requests (I would like liked to hold the mayo on my sandwich, for example). Our 2 orders were a crispy chicken combo and a filet o'fish combo. The food quality was there, the fries were as good as ever. But even though my order was the chicken sandwich, and it even said so on the receipt on my sandwich box, I had the filet o'fish, and the box the fish was supposed to come in had the crispy chicken sandwich. And these orders were SEPARATE - could you imagine if they had been orders for 2 people at 2 different tables? Also, while it was nice that our meals were brought to our table, I did not receive a cup for my combo drink. I had to go to the lady delivering the orders, and it turns out they were out of medium cups. So instead of giving me a cup of some different size (I would have been fine with small since refills are free), she gave me NO cup until I asked. This place does a lot of drive-thru orders. I sure hope the drive-thru customers don't have these sorts of problems - much more difficult to resolve if you're not eating in.

Stopped by on a road trip. There was a big crowd and the staff handled it great. They were all…read moreworking hard and were friendly as well. Food was of typical Burger King quality and was good.

This was the most violated thing that a restaurant did to me. I am so happy I didn't eat it. it…read morelooks like somebody stepped on it.i am never coming back to this Burger King ever again.This is t the most atrocious thing I ever saw y'all need to get golden Ramsay to teach you how to cook because this was the driest french fry. How can you even make dry french fries?

I have always really loved this place. Everyone is super sweet and really care about their…read morecustomers. The subs are really yummy and fully customizable to have what you what on it. Overall a really good experience and I recommend going if you haven't.

This is a pretty decent sandwich shop. You grab a bag when you walk in and write your choices on…read morethe bag with a provided marker (be sure to sniff it). Sandwich was good. Only complaint is the guacamole was slathered all over it and it squeezed out of the sandwich onto the wrapper when they wrapped it. People were nice, place was clean.

The food is always excellent, fresh and made how requested with very minimal little to no…read moremistakes,The staff is so kind and helpful.Especially Mary.

I wouldn't give any stars if it was an option. Honestly I'm not sure why I keep doing this to…read moremyself. But this is the last time I'll be stopping in here. Normally they are out of baked potatoes, seems like that's about the only order they don't mess up. But this time they had potatoes but the bacon that I paid extra for on my sandwich was burnt and just crumbled. May want to stop letting employees run to their car during break. Looking like cheech and Chong running around. That's all. ZERO STARS

I've never really had an issue here and when I did have minor ones it was fixed right away. The…read morefood is always fresh and toppings for the burgers are always good quality. It's always clean and the employees are friendly.

A friend took me here because I had never been. We ordered burgers and fries, but it seemed like we…read morehad to wait quite a while for our order. I was surprised at the small fry order that I got! They put the little box of fries in the bag and then it looked like they took a big scoop and put more fries in the bag! The burger was amazing, and I was shocked that it was made with real hamburger! I was able to put anything I've wanted to on it, and the meal was very filling! You definitely get a lot. The food is pricey, but it was probably one of the best burgers I had ever had. The employees were friendly, but it seemed like they were very rushed. They might have been short of help that day but I don't know. Our table wasn't very clean but they were very busy. I will be going back, and I highly recommend the place!

Service is horrible here. No matter inside or out. They seem understaffed. I have waited 20 minutes…read morein the outside lane at the post just to have my order taken. Even inside they take your order and it takes 15 or 20 minutes to get it. The food is good it's just not worth the wait. I would definitely stop here more if the service got better. But I don't see it happening. It's been bad for a while.

Absolutely disgusting food. I will never eat here again. It used to be good. It just is gross. The…read morebun looked like someone had dropped it on the floor and stepped on it. The restaurant looks filthy. I don't know if there's new management or they don't have any management, but I don't recommend this food. It's too expensive to waste your money on it.

This is totally the kind of spot you'd love! It's this little cafe tucked away in the back of a…read moreconvenience store/gas station, and they make hot, fresh food to order that's super tasty and won't cost you an arm and a leg. We found it last year by accident and now we always make sure to stop whenever we're around. You just order at the counter, the menu's on a board behind it, and they usually have some specials too. You tell them what you want, give your name, and they'll give you a receipt to pay up front. There are about five or six tables if you want to eat there. Everything's made fresh, so it comes out hot. Right now, the breakfast special is $7.99 and you get three eggs, bacon or sausage, hash browns or seasoned potatoes, and toast. The people who work there are really nice and friendly.

Not at all what I expected after looking at the website... but definitely an experience not to…read moremiss! Once we got over the fact that this joint is located inside a gas station convenience store, we placed our order and stood in line with people paying for their gasoline so we could pay for our food and a couple bottles of water. About 10 minutes later, they called our name; we grabbed our food from the counter and sat down at one of the five tables. We popped open our foam clamshells and dug into fluffy pancakes while "Honkytonk Badonkadonk" blared on the radio. This place is about half the cost of a more traditional restaurant, has half the ambiance, but this was one of the best breakfasts I have eaten in a long time. Definitely recommend it if you are passing through.

I normally don't write long reviews, but my recent experiences at Burger King have pushed me to…read morelevels of disappointment so deep and so existential that I feel morally obligated to warn others. My hope is that maybe, just maybe, someone reading this will choose a different path--perhaps a path that involves edible food, coherent service, or at the very least a dining experience that doesn't feel like wandering through the ruins of a once-great civilization now ruled by chaos, apathy, and lukewarm fryer oil. Let me begin by saying that I used to like Burger King. There was a time--long forgotten now--when the Whopper actually tasted like something made by a human being with a functioning sense of taste. A time when the fries were crisp, the drinks had carbonation, and the overall experience didn't make me question the trajectory of my life. But those days have evaporated like the steam that escapes from a stale, microwaved bun, leaving behind the tragic modern reality of Burger King: a place where hope goes to die. Walking into a Burger King today feels like walking into the aftermath of a fast-food apocalypse. The lighting is always just a little too dim, the floors harbor a mysterious stickiness that defies all known chemistry, and the tables have that faint greasy sheen that whispers, "No one cleaned me. Not today. Not ever." At this point, I half-expect a tumbleweed made of discarded lettuce shreds and napkins to roll across the dining room. Then there's the service. I can't say it's rude, because "rude" implies some level of energy--an intentional hostility. But the vibe at Burger King is more like a collective existential shrug. Everyone behind the counter looks like they've just been told their shift has been extended indefinitely, and the only way out is through a labyrinthine stack of drive-thru orders they clearly don't want to make. I have genuinely waited longer for a single Whopper than I have for certain medical test results. And when the food finally emerges from the kitchen--if "emerges" is even the right word, since it usually feels more like it has been reluctantly surrendered--it never looks like the menu photos. To be clear, I don't expect fast-food items to be works of art, but Burger King seems intent on seeing how far they can push the boundaries of disorder before the food becomes unrecognizable. Every sandwich looks like it lost a bar fight. The lettuce hangs out like a sad green flag of surrender. The tomatoes are thin slices of watery despair. The bun is always smushed into a geometry that exists in no branch of mathematics. Temperature is another ongoing crisis. I don't know how Burger King manages to serve fries that are simultaneously cold and stale, as if they were fried last week and stored at the exact wrong temperature for days on end. The burgers come out lukewarm at best, with cheese that's half-melted--not in the satisfying way, but in the "this burger sat under a heat lamp just long enough to give up on life" way. And the drinks? Flat. Always flat. I have had more carbonation in bottled water. The chicken nuggets deserve their own paragraph because whatever those are, they do not resemble chicken in taste, texture, or emotional impact. Eating them is like biting into a breaded question mark. They taste like the memory of chicken, filtered through several layers of disappointment. The drive-thru is, if possible, even worse than dining in. The speaker crackles with a static that makes communication feel like trying to contact astronauts on a dying spaceship. Half the time, the order is wrong. The other half, the order is missing items altogether. I have driven away with bags containing nothing but fries, despite ordering an entire meal. I have received someone else's meal more times than I can count. I once ordered a burger with no pickles and got a bun full of only pickles. A Pickle King, if you will. Truly majestic. And let's talk about price. Burger King somehow charges gourmet-restaurant rates for food that looks like it's been assembled by gravity and despair alone. You'd think at these prices that the ingredients would at least be fresh, or the portion sizes reasonable, but no. You're essentially paying for the privilege of being disappointed. Even the app and rewards program feel like they were designed by someone who fundamentally misunderstands what "reward" means. The deals are convoluted, the interface crashes, and the mobile ordering process is so unreliable that using it feels like playing a high-stakes gambling game where the prize is cold fries and a forgotten drink. Every visit ends with the same ritual: I get home, open the bag, stare silently at the contents, and feel a wave of regret wash over me.

As many have stopped consuming fast food anyways, I do not reccomend Burger King on any occasion…read more Even if you decide to order here for a nostalgic effect or strong craving, you will be disappointed. Inaccurate orders, cold burgers, and twice fried French fries. The sprite was only good thing.