Not a huge fast food fan, so we rarely go but tonight we stopped. I ordered an original double…read morecheeseburger with fries. Let me say, that burger was delicious and their fries were the best I've had!! Good seasoning. The lobby was clean and bright. The servers were extremely friendly.

Food was great, service was excellent, and the restaurant was clean. I will definitely be coming…read moreback!

This Dairy Queen has been open for a year now and has become a regular stop for me on Sunday…read moreevenings when I want to close out the weekend with a frozen treat. My go to has been the blizzards - ice cream blended with toppings, syrups, candies... my favorites are the espresso and ultimate brownie. I'd rather go to a frozen custard shop for a concrete, but DQ is a great option in a pretty barren neighborhood - miles ahead of the Baskin Robbins a block south. The food options are solid also with great burgers and chicken strips with creamy gravy for dipping. Although i usually end up at 5 Guys for my neighborhood burgers and Zaxbys for my fast food chicken. Fast service and a drive thru when I don't want to change out of my comfy sweats or the dog wants a ride. Childhood memories relived one frozen treat at a time.

This is the second time I have been at this location and waited over ten minutes for someone to…read moreacknowledge me in the actual restaurant. This time, however, we stood there waiting to order for 12 min and then they started taking orders for people who got there after us. Who stood behind us while we waited for anyone to turn and acknowledge us. I do not understand how you can pick and choose who you serve at any given location but they cleared all their online orders multiple times through so I'm just flummoxed.

I have been coming to HiBoy for my entire life - it's always been good. You seriously can not beat…read moreit. The burgers, fries, tots and then going back and getting an ice cream cone or shake. Definitely comfort food!

On the quest to find the best burger in Kansas City, I tested Hi-Boy Drive-In, and it honestly did…read morequite well. Hi-Boy is a small burger spot with no seating inside and NO DRIVE THRU, which I find charming. It harkens back to the 50s when it was first opened and even has a neon sign that looks great at night. But the whole visit here was about the burger, and while they don't have bacon here, the burger was cooked to perfection. With just a bit of char around the edges for a crunch and a flavorful and juicy middle of the patty would've been enough to get a great review. But Hi-Boy also makes an AMAZING French fry that I couldn't get enough of. This spot is a very long drive from my house, but that's not going to stop me from visiting again and again. You can see more of our experience on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/PQLoDu8-DYs

We have been told multiple times that this place was the best burger in KC. We were very pleased…read morewith our experience. We got the 911 Burger, Mushroom & Swiss, and cheese tots. The 911 had a little kick, not super hot, but was really good. We have no complaints. Best burger in KC though, you'll have to decide? Definitely not a bad burger.

My wife has loved LC's since she was a kid--so much so that she still gets nostalgic talking about…read morefamily dinners here growing up. Tonight, she had a serious hankering for the classic LC's smash burger and fries. And honestly, I get it. There's something special about the cook-to-order magic at LC's--crispy edges, melty cheese, and fresh-off-the-griddle flavor you just don't find at most burger joints. We've been fans for years, and LC's consistently delivers on taste. But I'll admit, there's one thing I've never quite understood: the lack of air conditioning in the seating and waiting area. Today was a scorcher--98 degrees and humid--and the front area felt even hotter, especially with the late afternoon sun beating through the windows. I couldn't tell if the kitchen had AC, but the front definitely didn't. Luckily, my order was ready in about 10 minutes, or I might've melted. We'll keep coming back for the burgers. They're that good. But I think most customers would really appreciate some A/C--especially on days like this.

This restaurant amazes me. How in the world can you only serve chicken fingers and be this…read moresuccessful. Then I realized that this place is full of kids, and adults that only want the tried and true basic food. Chicken finger combo- Comes with drink, crinkle cut fries, and thick cut slice of toast. Chicken fingers were crispy and not greasy at all. Dipping sauce was good as well.

It was exactly what I'd been craving! Love, love, love the chicken -- crispy and juicy every time…read more The Cane's Sauce is awesome, but the fries were a bit dull today. Restaurant was clean, service was quick and friendly. Even during the lunch rush, we were in and out with no problem. Great spot for awesome chicken fingers!

If you're heading to Danny's Burger Shack, just know one thing up front, there might be a wait. But…read moreafter trying both the PB & J Burger and the Sweet Heat Burger... yeah, it's worth it. The PB & J Burger sounds wild on paper, but it absolutely works. The peanut butter brings that rich, savory creaminess, and paired with the jalapeño jelly, it hits this perfect sweet-with-a-kick balance that keeps every bite interesting. It's one of those burgers that makes you stop after the first bite like, "okay... this is legit." The Sweet Heat Burger leans even more into that flavor combo. The sweetness comes through first, then the heat builds, and that jalapeño jelly really ties it all together, adding both sweetness and a subtle spice that doesn't overpower the burger itself. It's bold, messy in the best way, and just really well executed. Neither of these quite cracked my personal #1 burger of all time, but they're not far off. Both were seriously delicious, packed with flavor, and easily worth trying if you're in the area.

This came highly recommended from a friend who swears these might be the best burgers in all the…read moreNorthland. After trying it? I get it. It's been our go-to ever since. We had the Classic Burger and it was amazing. Always fresh and served fast. I got the onion rings, my husband got the fries. We always share them because we can never decide which we like better. The place was packed when we came in right during lunch rush, but service was still friendly and quick. I love that they still keep that food truck vibe from the old days.

Tried out Mugs Up in Independence, Missouri, and absolutely loved the old-school drive-in…read moreatmosphere. The carhops came right up to our window to take our order and were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The menu is surprisingly large for such a small place. We ordered the Wiz Burger, chicken nuggets, tots, onion rings, fries, and Brown Cow root beer floats. Prices were very reasonable, which was a nice bonus. One thing I really loved was the option to order their homemade root beer in an ice-cold glass mug (which you return when you're done). It definitely adds to the nostalgic experience. Our favorite items were the crispy tater tots, the chicken nuggets (which were more like mini chicken strips), and the root beer floats. The Wiz Burger was definitely unique, but it wasn't a crowd-pleaser in our car. It's made with loose meat mixed with onions, pickles, and cheese, which may appeal to some but wasn't our favorite. I'd definitely go back to try the chicken sandwich, pork tenderloin, or spicy buffalo dog. The food itself might be closer to 3 stars, but the unique throwback nostalgia of the carhop era bumps the overall experience into 4-star territory. It's a must-try-at-least-once kind of place.

I stopped in recently, all the 70 years in buisness got my attention. Sincerely from my heart…read morecongratulations. I bought the mug for Independence memorabilia. My review is, for me, the burger,its not that good, its just not for me. My expectation was, they had the "IT FACTOR" for the burgers. Something you would have expected from the day, 60/70 years ago. The old larger bun, not biscuit size, grilled burger meat, mine seemed losely patted and steamed and more than pickle, onion and mustard. Maybe thats just the way its always been and others love it. Im glad I went but it is a one stop for me. I wish you another 70 years of continued service and a great icon of Independence, Mo.

Came here due to seeing a commercial that BK now offers Have-sies which consist of onion rings and…read morefried. Unfortunately they were out of onion rings so I couldn't try it " bummer" so I got one of my teenage go to meals lol! Which is the #8 add tomato, and onion. It's normally really good! I tried the ghost pepper chicken fries (4piece count) which appeared to have been warmed up in the microwave and I only got three. Whoever prepared my sandwich should be ashamed of themselves. The chicken patty was soggy and cold! Luckily the fries were fresh out of the fryer so they were spot on! BK has the best fast food fries and burgers! Sorry not sorry! Next time I'll just bite into my sandwich before I pull off. I was really wanting that! Good thing I had my back up a Whooper Jr and it was great!

The people were nice but everything about the food was awful…read more First time they got my order wrong but every BK usually does. The fries were so salty and I didn't bother asking them to make more. Definitely a bad batch. I had to wipe each fry off with a napkin because they were coated in salt. Not sure who put the sauce on this but why would it ever be okay to put like a 1/4 cup of sauce on a burger. It tasted like a spoonful of BBQ sauce every time and it's all I could taste. In the pic you can see how much sauce just poured out into the bag (after dripping onto my pants). Really upsetting experience as someone that's healing from malabsorption in the gut and on dr orders to finish all of my food that I could only eat like 5 bites of this awful lunch. I understand everyone has off days, but it seems like they may need to review the basics here with their staff.