Being a CA resident I seen this place and my eyes lit up. Always looking for a Taco shop while…read morebeing on this side of the country and they had rolled tacos. BINGO!!! I would have gave 5 stars but food wasn't very seasoned and they put rice in my chicken burrito that was overly bland. But other than that I would definitely return and just guide them through the process.

The food was surprisingly tasteless. No flavor whatsoever. The only thing that had flavor was the…read morecheese. Unacceptable. However, the staff was kind and they had a window order option to avoid the long drive through line.

I'll give 5 stars, but was it the best corn dog I've ever had? No. Was it good? Yes…read more Alway try to support locally owned shops and we'll try this one again.

This is a small place, with maybe a dozen stools inside and some tables outside. I was there around…read morenoon and it was very busy with take out and dine in orders. Looks like they have been around for a long time and the k terror is covered with signed headshots of old tv personalities. The hot dogs all looked good, so I tried the Big Herm dog, which is a footling version of the Chicago dog. It comes in 2 regular buns and was cut in half, so basically 2 of the regular. It was tasty, hot and covered in all of the right Chicago dog toppings! Wonderful, and clearly what this place is known for! The fries and drink were not as good. Lemonade tasted like a mix and was super sweet and the fries were super salty. If it wasn't for ketchup, I'm not sure I could have eaten them. Almost everyone I saw in there got cheese sauce on theirs, and I wonder now if it was to cover the salt taste. Fun place to try, and clearly a part of local history.

The service is average. But the food is still good. Their deals are hard to pass up for a quick…read morelunch. They could use some updating around their property. Still a decent place for fast food!

My 1st time there was amazing my whole order was hot ready and fast and there wasn't anything…read moremissing Im 100% satisfied.

Today they aren't accepting credit cards but there no sign posted until you get to drive-thru order…read morekiosk. Therefore, if you don't have cash, you literally have to sit in drive thru cue (for me it was 10 min) because there's no way to exit. TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!!!

The staff was ruuudeee. Service was quick. No one made eye contact, no one ever smiled. They handed…read moreme the food and shut the window.

Usually, I don't see many reviews for fast food places. Obviously, Taco Bell is a chain that is…read morelocated nationwide. However, I do believe that different locations of fast food restaurants have better service, fresher ingredients, and a more well-rounded experience to offer. My experience was pretty solid here. I ordered the Mexican Pizza combo through the drive-through, and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food I received. The veggies in the tacos and on the pizza were fresh, some of the freshest ingredients I've had from Taco Bell ever. The staff were also pretty friendly.

I was so excited to visit a county Taco Bell, as I live in St. Louis city, and well, if you've ever…read moregotten fast food in the city, every place sucks. But I digress. I was disappointed in this county location. I would give 5 stars based on how quick the drive thru was and the friendly staff. I would give 1 star based on the food...so I averaged those to 3 stars total. The tacos were amusingly empty. Like, hilariously so. I couldn't even get mad, it was so funny. I literally laughed. If you're hangry, DO NOT come here. I mean, unless you're jonesing for just a crunchy taco shell, then this is your place.

I pulled into the drive-through and wasn't even greeted. No "welcome," nothing. Whatever, I can get…read morepast that. But then the guy immediately starts by telling me there are no drink options except sweet tea. I wanted a lemonade, but fine--I settled for the sweet tea because I understand things run out. What I don't understand is the complete lack of basic customer service. While I was ordering, I kept getting cut off and told to pull forward when I wasn't even finished speaking. That's ridiculous. Let me finish ordering and ask if that's all instead of just assuming I'm done and rushing me along. It got even more irritating when he kept repeating for me to pull forward while I was still trying to order. I literally had to tell him, "I heard you, I'm not done." The attitude the whole time was unnecessarily sassy and impatient. Then when I got to the window, I was handed my food like they were trying to get rid of me as fast as possible. I was supposed to get $0.60 back and only received $0.50. No receipt. No basic courtesy. The only thing they bothered to say was asking about sauces at the window. On a gloomy day, the last thing anyone needs is terrible service and a rushed, rude interaction. Do better. Treat your customers with a little respect instead of acting like they're an inconvenience. And to top it off, the food was awful too.

avoid this location(The business response is a canned AI response); subpar mediocre tasting…read morefood/prep and just inappropriate treatment.wr love Popeyes and this our 1st time to this location. We ordered 2 chicken sandwiches and 9 piece with 4 biscuits and Large mashed potatoes and gravy. We pulled around to window and young lady told us to go in reverse and BACKUP to yellow post (some 20 feet from drive window ). This was odd. When she motioned to come forward, we received one large bag and a drink. I opened the bag(normally to check orders) and had 3 small containers of mashed potatoes; she told me that's all they had. We got home and chicken looked dark like over-fried and biscuits were hard. Son stated that sandwich didn't taste hot temp nor to his liking. Just the entire experience was as awkward. Immediately I noticed small 3 mashed potatoes INSTEAD of a Large side of mashed potatoes & gravy; maybe is to get rid of premade items as they didn't even were hot like other stores when put into containers. Looking back and not noticing any one in drive thru was a give away they weren't busy. Not on our return location.

I came here for dinner before my movie and purchased I thought a spicy chicken meal with drink. It…read morewasn't spicy but it was very good. Toppings were included and did not disappoint. Shoestring French fries I absolutely loved . Staff friendly. Dining in staff were cleaning off tables and sweeping and that alone pushed my rating up . Cashier informed me about a reward program and the perks of joining and I thought that was very helpful. I will definitely look into it. That extra information and his smile definitely earned the final star. I wish I had his name but I didn't request a receipt. This location I wanna give kudos to staff and management for teamwork and dedication, it definitely shows . Keel up the good work!

They are everything that Steak'n'Shake wishes it could be! Hot, fresh, tasty, basic, and so good!…read more Lots of options. Even have great hot dogs. Definitely worth your cash!

I always have good customer service at this location. Staff are always friendly and they move…read morefairly quick. I ordered a club sub in a tub. Fresh ingredients, portions are generous and best of all, it tastes so good. Plenty of parking outside, limited seating inside, and located in right off of 170 and Olive in the new shopping district.

I'd somehow managed to make it this long without eating at Jersey Mike's--this despite my widely…read moreknown love of sandwiches. It used to be there weren't any Jersey Mike's around here. You probably had to go to New Jersey. When they began to appear, it was at a time when I wasn't eating at restaurants as often. (I was not in jail.) An opportunity presented itself when a location opened in a strip mall near where I live, along with the other four horsemen of the gentrification apocalypse: Raising Cane's, Panera and Five Guys. Plus a Chase Bank branch, which you're gonna have to visit if you plan to eat at any of these places. I stopped by at noon-ish to have a look, for the sake of citizen food journalism. There was a healthy, but not overwhelming, crowd. A lot more people than at the Five Guys next door. I suspect that people have begun to resent Five Guys because of their prices, even though you end up spending nearly as much, if not more, at Jersey Mike's. It can't be due to the quality of the food. I ate there and it was amazing. The inside of this Jersey Mike's is not very big. You can eat there if you want to (I did), but you might not want to take a date there. You're gonna be in there nuts-to-butts, and not intentionally so. It's set up like a Subway, or any number of other fast casual restaurants that were clearly inspired by Subway. You order at one end of the line, explain to a sandwich artist how you'd like your sandwich and then pay at the other end of the line. Options are a lot more limited--intentionally so, I'm assuming. None of this BS where there's, mathematically speaking, a million different permutations of a ham sandwich. As if. You can get a sandwich on white, wheat or rosemary parmesan. Or some gluten-free option, which, why would you even be at a Jersey Mike's? Sandwiches are served Mike's Way--lettuce, tomato, onion and an oil-and-vinegar blend--by default, to save people who can't read, and people with stuttering problems, from holding up the line. Is that the case even if you order a cheesesteak? Possibly. This is Missouri, after all. There's only a small handful of things you can get in addition to the standard dress: pickles, banana peppers, jalapenos and some sort of pepper relish. I was curious to know what that pepper relish, or whatever it was, tastes like, but it wasn't that serious. Would the sandwich artist have objected if I'd asked him to give me just a little bit, in my hand, to taste, as if I were at a 31 Flavors? I wasn't about to find out. Peace to Ani DiFranco. Before I left the house, I asked an AI what the ideal order at a Jersey Mike's was. It said to order a Club Sub, Mike's Way. A Club Sub is something along the lines of a club sandwich, minus the extra bread in the middle, the Ruffles potato chips and the dill spear. It has, as I recall, turkey, ham, bacon and provolone. For whatever reason, seemingly all the sandwiches here come with provolone as the default cheese selection. What, no love for Swiss? The Club Sub mostly just tastes like turkey. Turkey in general doesn't really taste like anything, but deli meat turkey has a very distinctive flavor. The bacon is precooked and nothing that would pass muster somewhere where it's the primary focus of your breakfast. The wheat bread was nice and robust, with a bit of chew to it, perhaps to withstand the deluge of oil-and-vinegar blend. It soaks into the bread and softens it up a bit, not unlike an Italian beef or a French dip. If you're opting out of the oil-and-vinegar blend (which they disgustingly refer to as "the Juice"), again, I'm not sure why you're eating here. In addition to the sandwich, which itself ran me upwards of $20, I got chips, a soda and a cookie. It cost me almost exactly the same amount I recently paid for a cheeseburger (i.e. a double cheeseburger), fries and a shake at the Five Guys next door. The jalapeno kettle chips were mediocre. They might need to consider another brand--unless the titular Mike owes someone there money. The cookie was amazing. It doesn't look like much, and it's packaged like it might have rolled off an assembly line in an industrial area over in Maryland Heights, but it's incredibly rich. I probably won't live as long as a result of having eaten it. Given how much I spent, that might be for the best anyway.