This was a bit of an odd stop for a meal. The odd part about it is where this BK is located, not just where the physical location of this BK is, but also the building in which it sits. This sits in like what can be considered truck stop warzone area. Right across the street is another truck stop, that is very similar in all meanings of being a truck stop. The building, weird. As I said, this is a truck stop, so BK shares the building with the truck stop convenience store portion as well as a Subway. The building does not feel large enough to hold all this. The BK has a drive thru and indoor seating, but it is a rather small seating area, so this is a destination-bring-your-whole-family-sit-down-restaurant, this is a you-better-be-alone-to-eat-here type of restaurant.
The lot, yikes! If you are lucky enough to get a spot right outside the building, you are golden. But I had to park across the whole lot and dodge semis to get to the door. I honestly do not know why there aren't enough parking spots closer.
The inside is of the newer variety of BKs out there. Very few booths and the remainder of the seating is high top tables near the windows. The table I sat at was crowded the the multiple highchairs. Which made me think that only babies eat here, it was disproportionate to the restaurant because of the amount of highchairs.
The staff here were great. They were ready to serve as soon as I walked in. Smiled when I spoke. Put together the food rather quickly and were just polite all around.
I ordered just the right amount of food to hold me over. And I paid for what I ordered later in the day. I just can't pass up those onion rings and their Zesty sauce (I even got the Rodeo Burger just for the onion rings). Decent stop, filled me up and I was on my way. read more