If I could rate this place less than a star I would in a heartbeat. I moved to the area about a year ago, and after my first visit I decided to drive a little farther to the East Broad location.
Tonight I thought I'd give them another shot. I wish I would not have even wasted my time. I gave my order at the speaker and pulled to the first window. I waited there over 5 minutes, there were no employees in sight, and no one came to take my payment. The customer in front of me pulls away, but I wait a few more seconds before moving to the next window. Once at the second window (with credit card in hand) an employee starts shoving bags out at me before I could even ask if the first window was broken. After a few moments another employee starts making a scene, stating that I had not paid, so I waved my card in the air and raised an eyebrow. I was not trying to skip making my payment, I was merely confused as to why there was no one at the payment window and why I wasn't even greeted or asked for a payment before they started shoving bags in my face at the second window. They take my credit card and run back to the second window to process the payment, which took way longer than it should have (to the point I IMMEDIATELY checked my account for additional charges). At that moment I was so upset I didn't check my order or even ask for condiments, all the employees were glaring at me like I was a criminal even though I was more than willing to, and had paid them.
I returned home and found that my order was incorrect. The "big" problem was my five year old crying because they FORGOT her Happy Meal toy. I decided to call and speak with a manager about the treatment I received, as well as address the incorrect order. I spoke first with Justina, who stated that she was a manager, yet was unable to do anything without approval from the Assistant Manager (huh?). So she got Assistant Manager Rick and put him on the phone. He was very rude, had no customer service skills, and there was an apparent lack of EDUCATION. I had to keep repeating myself, replacing complicated (not really) English terms for ones he could understand. I felt like I was arguing with my kindergartener. After several long minutes of explaining myself, Rick puts on hold (but not mute) and starts talking to the employees about me. They all had nasty attitudes and none wanted to own their mistakes. I could hear the conversation and it was not professional in any manner. I do not appreciate being bad-mouthed over a situation that was created by incompetent employees, not myself.
I feel that Managers should have Customer Service skills, and be able to handle customer disputes in a professional manner. This location, however, boasts ignorant managers with no skills once-so-ever. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! read more