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    Cook Out

    3.4 (87 reviews)
    Open 10:30 am - 4:30 AM (Next day)

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    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    a sandwich and french fries in a styrofoam container

    THIS IS FOR THE 1629 CHURCH ST LOCATION*** not a good place for bbq... the don't have much just pulled pork, which wasn't too bad. just wanted more choices. the sandwich itself was very pale ??? but it had coleslaw and hot sauce and it kinda redeemed the flavor. it was very leaky. 6/10 the "cajun fries" were just seasoned w seasoned salt. could be cooked a little longer tbh 5/10 the hush puppies were very hard and hot, like they had been refried. it was dry on the inside and burnt on the outside. if they were fresh they would probably be good bc it had good flavor just inedible. 1/10 got the root beer float, that was good. had a lot of ice cream, had to ask for a soda refill but i would get it again. 10/10 overall, i will not be coming back during my visit bc it was just not worth it. the lady who took my order was also very rude and jaded almost. food is cheap but you get what you pay for, i guess. 2 hot dogs, 2 floats, & the bbq sandwich came out to 15.00 total

    Small 'Big Double'

    Burger tasted OK. But I thought when I ordered a 'big double' it would have been bigger. Disappointed on the size. Could've easily eaten two.

    Double cheeseburger with two half patties and forgot the cheese. It's a sad burger.
    Theresa R.

    Usually love cook out but lately the food has been going down hill. Last few times I went the orders have been wrong. The last time I went ordered a double cheeseburger tray and received a sad excuse for a burger and the cheese was left off. The burger was a regular patty that looked like it was cut in half. So basically I got a half of a double burger, should have been cheeseburger. Really hope they go back to the way they used to be, getting orders right. I love cook outs food just wish the orders were right. Yes, I did eat the half a burger and it was good, just tiny.

    Katherine M.

    This was REALLY GOOD for the value! Cost is $5.25 for a sandwich, 2 sides, and a drink combo. Pretty cheap food! Good bang for your buck if you need decently good food quick and on a budget. Cajun style chicken sandwich: This sandwich had a good charbroiled flavor. Really good chicken burger that was tender and not at all dry. The Double Meat, Onion Rings, Chili: The sandwich was very juicy and pretty good for the pricing. Hit the spot! Onion rings were a huge disappointment and the combo came with like 5 sad, small rings. The chili was delish on the burger.

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    I don't eat fast food very often, but I have to say that this meal was cheap and tasty.

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    10 years ago

    We love to eat here. I feel like a kid again and food is fresh, tasty and a really good value.

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    9 years ago

    One of the finest places you can eat at. Super food with very good prices. Great customer service.

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