It's no secret that I'm a big time fan of Culver's. While I'm not quite willing to call it a…read moreperfect 5-star experience, it's one of the few chains where I consistently have a good experience. I was in Shelbyville checking out a couple of cars. My friend and I decided to grab a sandwich. As she knew of my fondness for Culver's, she immediately suggested this location. Culver's is a national chain with local ownership. There are certain things you can always depend on - interior and exterior design is generally consistent, Butterburgers, friendly employees (the entire recruiting vibe emphasizes family and a supportive environment), and a menu that is generally consistent from location to location. This location did seem to have a larger than usual parking lot. Culver's tends to do well with accessibility features, and they do offer outdoor tables (you order at the counter inside or the drive-thru). I'd always had a fondness for Culver's as my mother used to sell them their food in Central Indiana. However, during my cancer journey I found that butterburgers became a food worked on my stomach even during chemo. I have no idea why, but it was consistently true. I'm not particularly fond of the fries. Sometimes, I get a combo with cole slaw. Sometimes, I'll splurge on onion rings. I frequently just get a double butterburger with my unsweetened iced tea. This visit was quite positive. The employees were friendly, efficient, and quite professional. The food was tasty. The iced tea actually had ice in it (the Culver's by my house has a tendency to hand me an iced tea that has no ice - I have no idea why.). This was a quick visit. I would easily return. I always think Shelbyville is way far away. While I wouldn't say it's close to my Lawrence home, it's actually a pretty easy drive and a cool little city to visit.

First let me say I stopped in for Lunch while traveling…read more I will also say that Culver's has the best fast food burgers. Now, I pulled in to a still heavily snowed parking area. Don't get me wrong there was plenty of parking but you could tell they are still dealing with the snow. I walked in and was immediately taken care of. I placed my order got a number and sat down. My food was out before I even had time to check my email and texts. My burger and curds came out hot and my milkshake was super thick. I always eat my curds first as eating them cold is not my favorite. So I enjoyed them, then I tried my shake, still too thick to drink. Burger, deluxe butter burger. It was very good. Starting to cool down a little. Shake still thick. Burger was perfectly yummy. Finished it at the table. Wiped my mouth. Shake still thick so I took it with me. I finally got to enjoy the shake without trying to suck a golf ball through a garden hose, about 20 minutes into my drive home. As always still my favorite fast food place.

We only make it to Columbus a couple of times a year. Every time we're in town we stop by to eat…read more On this day we just wanted dairy treats. Not only were both of our shakes delicious it was made all the better by the front register girl, Ava. She greeted us with a sincere smile and could not have been sweeter and engaging. My wife got her shake and mine took a little longer. Rather than Ava calling me to the counter to get mine, she started to deliver it to me till I intercepted her and got it. We tried a Freddy's here in Indy that was kind of meh. That's why we make it a point to stop at a really good one when we are in Columbus. Thanks, Ava. Do not think your kindness goes unnoticed!

Food is really good besides the fries being over done and the staff is friendly at the counter…read more Shake was amazing! But the staff that works in the kitchen they were cussing extremely loud dropping the F word and other stuff. They we talk about how bad some of there regulars were and how they hated the drive through. The restaurant was clean just their mouths were dirty. Employees were weirdly running thought the parking lot we when left and pulled in.

Love me some sliders! The service is fast and efficient. The food is still as good as it has been…read morein the past.

Was visiting family in the area and had to stop for a bite to eat and wasn't disappointed! The food…read morewas hot, delicious and the customer service was amazing!

This is old timey A & W, complete with drive up, window trays and frosty mugs. You go here for the…read moreexperience. Service was typical teenage, and the servers were very nice people. The chicken was better than Wings and Rings. The French fries were fast food French fries and tasted good. The ambiance was fun and brought back memories from childhood times at A&W.

Americana at its best! Pulling up to the actual carhop A&W was like stepping back in time, puddle…read moreskirts, Wolfman Jack DJ'ing the pirate radio spinning 45s, and making out in the back seat! Ok, maybe not all that but it did give my wife and me a rush of nostalgia from simpler days gone by when service was fast, friendly, polite, and hung on a tray from your driver's side window. Not all A&Ws are the same or have the same menu. Some I've gone in are very modern and have the typical surly fast food help, sticky chairs, and so-so food with good rootbeer. Pulling into this A&W seems like little has changed in all the right ways. Pickup trucks lined up on our side with farmers, construction workers, and other blue-collar folks to have lunch. Friendly staff come out to the car and take your order, only now they have remote card readers. But the menu board painted on plywood in front of the cars is still there. The waitresses still wear those chrome change devices on their hips and they still know how to count back change correctly (few people do anymore). Our food came out fast, it was good and fairly priced. We listened to the farm report and investment news for agriculture on the radio while we enjoyed a meal from the tray mounted on the window. Even simple things like bringing out a cold bottle of catchup for the fries instead of those little wasteful foil packets that create a lot of trash matter. When you're done, you turn on your headlights and someone comes out and collects the tray. As we drove away I put on a 50s rock and roll playlist on my iPhone and we both said if we lived here we would be in every week. Keep up the great work blending the best of the past with the benefits of current technology.

This is a situation I wished I would have just driven off and abandoned the mission. I was sorry…read moreI didn't go with my gut ( and to also save it ) regarding this one. It was a doomed and very disappointing experience from the moment I pulled into one of the drive in spots. The call buttons don't work on the menu board so you have to honk your horn to get their attention. That's highly obnoxious. They don't know where you are after you honk so they have to guess what car honked. It's ridiculous. OR, you get out of your car and walk to the opposite side of the building and order at a window. Everyone that worked there looked and acted burned out. The kitchen looked really run down and dirty. The health department might need to pay them a visit. When I got the food, it looked hastily slapped together and the only thing that was barely passable and edible was the cheeseburger and it definitely wasn't worth almost 8.00. It was a single patty. The fries were not hot and neither were the fried mushrooms or chicken nuggets. The fried mushrooms were notably and especially bad. They had super thick breading and a tiny mushroom inside. I'm sure they were bagged frozen, but the quality is beyond terrible. They don't offer any sauces unless you ask for them. The ice cream was average and it was overpriced too. It's really some of the worst food I've had in awhile and my digestive system wasn't thanking me afterward. What a waste of time and money. It was truly a regretful experience across the board.

Great food and root beer pricing not bad you we I'll like this drive in. Staff are friendly.read more

We've been here twice. First time was a double scoop with Mango & Orange pineapple and a single…read morescoop of ferrero rocher. Second time was a scoop of Sitaphal and a double scoop of the Gulab Jamun. Thankful to have been able to taste since unfamiliar with many of the flavors. Grateful to expand our palates! Friendly service and it's lively, very busy, and popular place attached to the restaurant! Tres leches cake was delicious too. Looking forward to trying more flavors and sweets.

My daughter and I had just had lunch at the steakhouse next door and her being an ice cream fiend,…read moreof course we had to see what this place was hittin' for. We walked in and there were no other customers inside. Two men who I assume worked there were behind the counter, one on the phone. The other seemed to be doing a task or something. Neither of them acknowledged us but I made eye contact with both at some point during the first 30-45 seconds of being there. We started looking at flavors and I tried again to get an acknowledgment by saying "hello". No response from either man but the one on the phone looked at me again. I started walking towards my daughter and a man came from the Indian restaurant next door and went behind the ice cream counter to serve us but he offered no greeting at all either. I said "hello" to him and got the driest "hello" back. At this point I was not interested in whatever they were offering and my daughter asked if we should leave to which I replied yes and that's just what we did. Bummer because they had some interesting looking and sounding flavors so we would've definitely tried a few. I've never been in an ice cream shop with a bad vibe-until now. Not sure what was going on but it felt very unwelcoming and as if they didn't want us there. We were the only people in there so it made no sense that we would be disregarded from only a couple feet away. I may give them another chance because maybe it was just a bad day and I misread the situation, but I won't be rushing back. Makes me wonder why they spelled quality with a K, if you catch my drift. Seriously, that's how it felt.

This place could be really awesome but the limited hours, not being open all year around, and the…read moreyounger servers aren't helping this business. We don't have a dog n suds in Indy/greenwood. There is one in Lafayette and it's better than this. They raised their prices a lot and the decor is outdated. The last time I went few weeks ago I had to go back because they forgot 3 burgers. The server didn't tell the cook to turn paper over for rest of order. That or server knew but didn't turn over idk. the very young server didn't really apologize. Suds im rooting for you maybe we can do community event to help bring revenue and keep place open all week long!!!!

I stopped at The Suds before it closed for the season for a Suds double burger. Although it…read morecould've used a bit more secret sauce and seasoning, the sandwich was a good size with juicy beef and a lightly toasted bun. A malt made with cookies n' cream ice cream was ordered next, which was a sweet delight. Service was prompt and kindly. While working on my malt, a couple boys riding bikes came for quick bite. The gentleman working also gave the boys a couple bottled Sprites a moment later, which was really cool. More people started coming by while I finished, and a lot of upbeat energy was seen coming from both customer and worker ends. A handful of 50s style items decorate the exterior. Album covers in bulletin display cases, a juke box and at least one vintage Coke vending machine can be seen near the order window. Drive-in menu displays and speakers are also found, although I think the speaker system is inoperable, unfortunately. Unless dining in a car, the seating is all outdoors, and there is plenty for a good sized crowd. It seems that the place is a hot spot for car enthusiasts as well, on Saturday evenings if I'm not mistaken. A neat, retro burger joint in downtown Greenwood!

Their website is very janky, and the pictures of the food on it look horrible. The online menu is a…read morelittle unreliable. I was with a party of 4 and none of us had been here before. I ordered a burger with grilled onions and no cheese along with chili cheese fries. The food was excellent! Whether you dine in or take out doesn't matter, because your food is coming out in a bag, and it comes out hot and surprisingly quick. If you dine in it will be brought to your table. Limited selection of soft drinks with free refills. Good food, good service. No complaints from anyone in our group.

Our monthly classmates lunch group ( there were 10 of us today) decided to give our newly opened…read moreBurger Poet located in the former Buffalo Wild Wings building a try. A limited menu is taped to the wall behind the cash register. Order and pay, your food is delivered when ready. Fountain Drinks are self serve. Workers delivered food in a timely manner with a couple hiccups that were quickly corrected. I ordered a single burger and fries. Food was fresh and hot. Your order is delivered in a white paper bag, and that doubles as your plate. Next time I will get a double burger instead of single, as the comments were positive. Grilled onions are a nice option. Reasonable prices, I paid $12.36 for burger, fries, drink, taxes and tip. Burger Poet is a nice addition to our community. I feel like they are testing the market here, so give them some business and hopefully we will be able to enjoy a full menu soon.