I stopped by on a weekday evening. The place was empty. Many were taking out food then. Everything…read morewas flavorful and came in good quantity. Gyro dinner with sweet potato fries was my main entree. That was so much of food, it will feed 2 or 3 people. I ordered pizza puff, but took home as the fist item itself was more than enough. That was a good one. I liked the milkshake as well. I went for Oreo cookie cheesecake as dessert. It was a lot of oreos and stuff. Probably that was good for 3 or 4 people.

ordered the Philly cheesesteak with fries, and let me tell you--it was ! Cooked to order with fresh…read moreingredients, packed with flavor, and served with top-tier hospitality that made me feel right at home. I especially loved that peppers came standard on the cheesesteak (because I love peppers). The restaurant itself feels like you're visiting a friend or family member--warm, inviting, and spotless. And the service? Absolutely superb. A must-visit spot for comfort food done right!

I love that they use real strawberries in the strawberry shakes…read more I don't usually eat at Culver's because my tummy doesn't tolerate the sugar in the custard. But recently I ordered a cheeseburger (I don't usually eat burgers with buns, more tummy issues), they gave me a double. It was so good! Well worth the risk of digestive pain. The service is generally better than most other fast food joints. I don't know how they do their hiring and managing but McDonalds, Burger King, Firehouse subs, etc could definitely use a course in their methods.

Nice store off the freeway in the quaint town of Summit. Clean and friendly with good fresh food…read moreand service.

My sons first trip to Arby's. Great potato cake and fries. He enjoyed the chicken bacon swiss…read moresandwich. Friendly service!

They were open when other fast food choices at this and the previous exit weren't. I guess…read morealthough they are short staffed, maybe not quite as short staffed as the other places. Lots of wasted unrecyclable plastic, like other fast food, but the service was faster than other fast food places. My order was correct. You could do worse.

Love this place. Always tasty & service is fast. Being a MN guy, and after witnessing someone turn…read morevery uncomfortable after eating the top heat, my max heat stops at medium. Which I get with the sandwich because of yummy super soft bun. And then I will get a mild stripe. So satisfying.

My husband has been been reading about this newer restaurant that has hit the Madison area. We…read morehappened to be close by around the lunch hour so took the opportunity to try it out. I didn't know what to expect as I didn't take the time to check it out. When we walked into the restaurant I reality is a fast food chain. This particular restaurant is in what use to be a Hardies. It had a cool decor and we were welcomed upon entry. As we were looking o er the order board the cashier asked us if this was our first time and replied yes. He explained the spice levels and what we could substitute for sides etc. We both ordered the #3 with cheesy fries and a drink. Our meal included a chicken slider that had coleslaw and a sauce. It was more of a sandwich than slider, and another large piece of chicken that was like a half of a breast that laid on top of a piece of white bread. Dill pickle slices, a side of sauce and the cheesy fries rounded out the meal. The sandwich was delicious with the combo of coleslaw and sauce. The larger piece of chicken was surprisingly very tender and moist. The French fries were ok. If I were to go back I would skip the cheese topping. We both jumped in the ice tea as they had unsweetened, sweet, raspberry and peach. We got the sweet tea and it was pretty weak. We head south every winter and usually if I get sweet tea I will mix a little unsweetened tea into it. This sweet tea was ok with the sweetness for me but it seemed really watered down. I'm not one for fast food but I would stop back here for a piece of chicken or take out a bucket. I'm not sure how they make their chicken but it had a dry rub over a light texture, thinking the chicken may be deep fried and then Tossed in the dry rub. Our rub was medium heat. It was borderline spicy enough but next time we may try the next step in the hot spice.

First off, it is McDonald's. I go here fully expecting standard Micky D's fare with the average…read moreservice provided by the underpaid staff. We come here rarely, maybe once a month. Every time it is the exact same experience, regardless of who is actually working. The food is the food. Pretty much the same at any one of the thousands of stores across the planet. It serves it's purpose of basic sustenance if you have limited time or options. The problem here is the service. It is bad. And by that I mean really bad. The person taking your order could clearly care less that you even exist. And they cut you off or mess up the order almost every time. Then you get your order and almost every time they have it wrong. And I am not talking like missing a side or some small part of the order. This last time I went, ordered 2 burritos and a milk, and they forgot the damn burritos!! Then when you call them out on it, the manager gives 'tude like it's your fault they screwed it up. The only saving grace is the shorter somewhat older Spanish gentlemen that regularly works the second window. This guy deserves a medal. Always smiling, always happy, and asks how my day is going every time I pull up. if you go here, check your bag BEFORE driving off or someone in your car will be going hungry.

I need to update this review for 2025. SO much better than it used to be. They've pretty much fixed…read moreall the problems I complained about back then and they've had a consistent crew that knows what they're doing these days. It's not perfect, but it's pretty good.

We were in town from Pittsburgh for the weekend. We came over for the UFA Championship Weekend…read moredowntown. My kids needed their Chick-fil-A fix. We got drive-through one time and came inside and ate another. It was refreshing to have people working the dining room. All the Chick-fil-A's near us no longer have people that are attentive and taking care of the guests out there. The ladies here were wonderful! I also worked at a Chick-fil-A in management six or so years ago. I noticed that the chicken had been filleted really well on both of the sandwiches we had. My kids comments said that it was the biggest sandwich they had ever seen! Big props to you all as the food was wonderful as well as the service. We also loved having a playplace!

I am very pissed. It was supposed to be a heart shaped container and they gave me a box. I am super…read moreDuper mad. I'm never coming to this Chick-fil-A ever again. I hate you guys. This is false advertisement. Chick-fil-A is awful.

We have been constant customers of Pot Belly since it opened in the original building near East…read moreTowne. It has sinced moved to another location in the old Shopko parking lot across from East Towne Mall. The new location is smaller and not as quaint and cozy, but it serves its purpose. I always get the same thing, the Italian with everything (except tomatoes). It's always perfectly done. My husband has been more adventurous, and likes to try various other sandwiches and soups. He's particularly fond of their chili. I have no complaints at all with the food, but on my last visit I noticed something that I thought I should bring to the managers attention. The servers were all wearing plastic gloves to keep their hands off the food, very good. BUT, they were all also wearing headphones and would constantly be touching the buttons on the headphones while still wearing the gloves. Those headphones have been handled by hundreds of people I'm sure. So it sort of defeats the purpose of wearing gloves if you are still going to be touching germy items, then return directly to the food. Also, as far as those headphones go, they seem to be a rather new addition to the restaurants staff, and we both noticed a definite drop in friendliness from the staff. They seemed to be trying to do too much. Your attention should be on the one person you are serving, you shouldn't be listening and talking to someone else at the same time. Let one person handle the drive-up orders and leave the other employees to the people who actually get out of their cars and come in.

I love the pizza subs they make. The service is good but I always feel so rushed. It's very…read morehard to see over the counter of you're short or in a wheelchair. They have some short tables and some tall. There is an accessible bathroom and parking in front.

You push open the door and step into a restaurant that seems to have been designed around one…read moresimple principle: there must be room for more tables, and trust me, there is!! The place is enormous, or at least it feels that way. The ceiling stretches overhead, the floor goes on forever, and there's no hostess stand in sight. No one is waiting to greet you. Instead, you're left to figure out the system yourself. Fortunately, the ceiling signs seem to know where you're going. Everything about the place says Chicago hot dog emporium. It isn't fancy, and it certainly isn't trying to be. No linen napkins, no mysterious foam, no server appearing with a dramatic explanation of the appetizer. Just laminated menus, stainless steel, bright signs, yellow mustard, and the reassuring promise of a hot dog piled high with enough toppings to require a little structural engineering. At the register, the cashier looks up with the blank, mildly haunted expression of someone who has been stationed there to process transactions, not thoughts. You ask a question. They stare. Not rudely. Not helpfully. Just a long, silent look that suggests your question has been received but will not be processed at this time. Your better off just ordering your food and hoping for the best. They do serve a crispy fried chicken sandwich with a sauce so aggressively spicy it feels less like a condiment and more like a personal attack. The first bite is delicious. The second begins the paralysis of your taste buds. By the third, you're realizing that requesting the sauce on the side was a good move. In hindsight, I probably should have done my homework and ordered the hot dog--the thing this place is actually famous for. Instead, I saw "spicy chicken sandwich" and made the classic mistake of assuming I knew better than a restaurant built around one very specific food.

Used to love Portillos... just not that good anymore. The…read more"assembly line" ordering needs help. Takes forever for food to come to the window and when it ready it's already cold. Bags are lined up with food in them while they wait for fries or other order additions. This is stupid! They need about 5 more people working to fill these orders so the food is hot. Let down with this location.

Overall our experience was great. The clam chowder was awesome. The ahi tuna crunch was wonderful…read moreand the Thai chicken pasta was good. All of those items I would definitely order again. The pasta seemed to take longer to come out than I would have guessed but no big deal. The watermelon smash drink though. I was not a fan at all. For $13 I still drank it but would definitely not order that again.

I'd been wanting to visit 1855 Saloon and Grill for months after passing by it and finding a Sunday…read morechicken pot pie special listed on the online menu. As someone who makes a great pot pie at home, I was excited to try a version here. Unfortunately, the pot pie was a letdown. It looked nice upon presentation but lacked substance. The filling was airy rather than creamy, and there was very little chicken or vegetables -- certainly not what I'd expect from a comfort dish like this. Creamy, savory, warming - all missing. On the positive side, the service was friendly and well-timed, and the building itself looks great. Given the friendly service and nice space but very disappointing food, this lands at 2 stars for me.

This has got to be one of the best Subways in the country!…read more You get the as-expected high quality fresh ingredients nearly all Subways offer. The bread is fresh, the veggies crunchy, and the flavors are delicious. The online ordering is extremely convenient when in a rush, and they meet all expectations on speed and quality. What sets this place apart is the cleanliness, level of service, and ambiance if you have the opportunity to "dine in". This place is clean. And by clean, I don't mean like fast food place clean. I mean you could probably do surgery on the floors kind of clean. From the kitchen, to the dining area, to the bathrooms, all spotless through and through. The staff are awesome. The owner clearly pays attention to ensuring the employees provide great quality of service. Being honest, making a sandwich with the person ordering ingredient by ingredient isn't exactly rocket science. But it's done with a smile, a "Hi! How are you today?" sort of friendliness that just sets it above the rest. You truly feel valued. Then the ambiance. This place is off the hook. Most Subways are sterile, white, fast-food boring. Not here. Warm colors, high top tables, comfortable seating and great soft lighting abound. There is even a fireplace! What Subway has a fireplace?!

Lazy workers- they close hours earlier then the door says they do, and horrible service.read more