The Burgers were amazing!!! The meat has a very good clean taste. Not greasy. Clean and bright…read more Great employees.

I should've went to Burger King down the road instead of coming here…read more The buns on our GT1 tasted like plastic. The sauces were gross and whoever made the burger drizzled it on my poor burger. Fries were okay. My root beer shake was amazing. Service was good although. The blonde female drive thru attendee had amazing customer service. Thank you for being kind.

We were on a long road trip and chose this place solely based on the highly rated reviews! It is a…read moresmaller building with very limited seating (~4 seats at a counter window) and a carefully curated menu; everything sounded delicious! Although we arrived during a very busy dinner rush, the employees all seemed very level-headed and worked like a well-oiled machine -- we ordered (2) cheeseburgers from the kids menu (perfect proportions) & a mushroom Swiss burger -- delish! Makes sense why the line was out the door! We would definitely frequent this place again when in the area!

Order online before you go or as soon as you get there. If it nice, you can eat outside at a picnic…read moretable. The smash burger and fries are freshly made. Pick up your order, napkins, silverware and condiments as it's pretty much self serve.

We were a bit worried by the outside of the restaurant, but no fear! This outstanding restaurant is…read moreworthy of all of the 5 star reviews! We loved everything we ate, and one of my sons is pretty picky about his chicken Autumn was a very helpful and friendly server and suggested the green beans, which were delicious! We will absolutely visit again if we are ever out in WY again! Everything was so tasty! Buffadilla Chicken Zingers Kids chicken fingers Half chicken with green beans and mashed potatoes We are FULL and happy!

Thigh and leg and rice were good, but like a rotisserie chicken that you can buy at the grocery…read morestore. Tried to finish the taquitos and couldn't. They looked and tasted like they were fried in old burnt oil. Wouldn't go back again

Burgers are on point. The tomato basil soup is DIVINE…read more But--I am definitely not rich and it was quite pricey, *cough cough* Service was good. Everything was clean. My husband definitely loves it more than I do--cause he ca eat gluten and dairy--but those two things kill me....... so I really don't eat much there.... I do think there was dairy in the tomato basil...... But it was still heavenly despite the stomach pain. I like it. You should try it and then also like it. 10/10

Haven't been here in years, pricing too high for what you get. I can toast bread and add meat…read moremyself for about 10% the cost. They added "sear burger" here and a $20 burger and fries is ridiculous and outlandish. With high school kids running the show and pushing out mediocre meals... I'm gunna pass

THE LEGEND OF JO & THE CLUB DELUXE OF DESTINY…read more Let me tell you the most life-altering, tongue-tingling, bacon-bursting story ever told in the history of sandwichdom. So there I was. A mere mortal. Weak. Hungry. Spiritually broken. Wandering the culinary desert of fast food chains when--BAM--I was pulled into Jersey Mike's by what can only be described as a divine sandwich-summoning gravitational pull. Enter: JO. No... not just Jo. We're talking Chef Jo-sama, Empress of Cold Cuts, Duchess of Deli, Bacon Queen of the Club Deluxe Realm. She didn't just make me a sandwich. She channeled the spirits of ancient meat sages and summoned me a Club Deluxe that slapped my taste buds into another dimension. First came the roll. She touched that bread like it was her firstborn. Tender. Gentle. Respectful. Then the lettuce. Shredded to perfection, like tiny edible feathers from a gourmet angel. The turkey? Oh sweet gobble-lord, I could hear the turkey softly whisper, "You're welcome" as she laid it down. The ham? Folded with the kind of precision that would make origami masters weep. But then... THE BACON. My God. THE. BACON. Crispier than a fresh $20 bill, smokier than a campfire hosted by Gordon Ramsay, and more glorious than a golden retriever in a tuxedo. She didn't just place it on the sandwich--she laid it down like a royal decree. And when she topped it all off with mayo like she was painting a masterpiece? I swear the lights flickered, angels wept, and a mariachi band started playing somewhere in the distance. When I took my first bite, I blacked out for 6.3 seconds and saw my entire life flash before my eyes--except now, it was narrated by bacon. It was crunchy. It was juicy. It was elite. I tasted the essence of joy, the spirit of flavor, and the ghost of every bad sandwich I ever ate whispering, "We were nothing compared to this." Jo didn't make me a sandwich that day. She crafted an edible symphony. So if you ever find yourself at Jersey Mike's and you don't ask for Jo to make your Club Deluxe with the yummies bacon, you're committing a culinary crime against your own taste buds. 10/10. Would legally change my name to "Club Deluxe Baby" in her honor.

I read the comment regarding parking, it's really not so bad. There are spots on each side of the…read morebuilding and they have a drive through window. The food is pretty good, ranks at least as good as other local sub shops. Service was acceptable and employees were friendly. I'm not big on giving 5 stars but this is at least a 4, maybe 4 1/2. Based on 1 visit.

THE PLACE IS CLOSED DOWN From what I can see the Hardee's is…read moreshut down for a bit now. When I did get food here is was mid, never good, the burgers were dry and the employees were not always clean, never went inside

Awful experience. Cashier mostly flirted with boyfriend as they looked over a cell…read morephone. Asked for apple pie and was told it would take 8 minutes. My husband dropped his hamburger and I had to get the cashiers attention away from her boyfriend. The shift leader said a replacement would take 8 minutes but it was our fault. I said I want a refund. He said no but would call a manager. I said I won't return. And what terrible customer service. What's with the 8 minute thing? Rudeness.

They have so many options. Something to make everyone happy. Large portions and everything we had…read morewas great.

I stopped in on a Sunday evening while passing through the area. The place was moderately busy;…read moretraveling solo I went to the bar and found myself a seat. There were a couple of other customers in the bar area. The bartender was very friendly and chatty. Great beer selection. Excellent menu choices. I ordered the drunken chicken with fries and a side salad with ranch. All came out quickly and it was excellent. Super affordable. I look forward to going back when I'm in the area.

Taco John's, a taste of Mexico to go!…read more Where did I hear that? It is not Taco Bell, but it proudly serves "West-Mex," whatever that may be. And that's the only reason why I am reviewing it. One of my favorite activities on a road trip is to sample the varying regional fast food chains. To many, Taco John's is probably not that amazing, but to the weary traveler who spent a night at a rest stop in Montana, this place rocked compared to Taco Bell. It's clean! Potatoes Ole inside of a burrito! A salsa bar! An extensive soda collection for binge drinking (mountain dew code red that is)! The food was well worth the noxious fumes emitted inside the car and the constant stops for us to relieve ourselves. I wish cross country road trips didn't boil down to crude, bathroom humor...but they do, they really do.

Absolute terrible customer service, complete wrong food, and NOT fresh!! What is going on here?read more

This place is the worst. Service was straitup offensive. Came is on a stormy night and basically…read moretold to hurry up and order and get out. Never will set foot in this place.

Food was just fine, and delivered quickly. But holy smokes, the staff were out of control! Dropping…read moref bombs and yelling/swearing at each other. They were having fun with each other, but so very not family friendly. Take your kids elsewhere.

There are a few times in one's life when one's priorities telescope onto a single thing, when there…read moreis only one thing that means anything, one thing that can bring joy, one thing that can quell the restless hunger inside. Previously, I experienced this type of desperate yearning with respect to Taco Bell only on a few short-lived, drunken occasions, but recently I experienced a hunger-induced revelation so intense that I felt the need to visit Gillette, Wyoming to fulfill it. Here's what happened: a companion and I decided to spend 5 uninterrupted days in the backcountry wilderness, with the only hints of civilization being the very occasional interaction with other backpackers. The trees were beautiful, the mountains, majestic, but for nearly the entire time I felt a profound empty space within the most base, human part of myself. For the first time in my highly privileged life, I found myself days away from any human food. Any other time, I could hypothetically hop in the car or walk a couple blocks and receive hot, greasy food for a few dollars, but in the backcountry, no such option existed. All that was available to me were sickly sweet cliff bars and salty, but profoundly cheerless, ramen, and I felt the absence of the usual option acutely. Do I normally like fast food? No, absolutely not--I think that most people who camp for fun tend to value their health too much to eat fast food regularly. But in the backwoods, in my calorie deficient state, fast food was all I deserved. How could I possibly muster the energy to crave five-star meal fluff? How could I desire delicious, but calorically deficient and impractical items like fruit and vegetables? How could I want anything but blissfully synthetic nacho cheese, crunchy taco shell brazenly inserted into a warm tortilla, bean juices happily mingling with sour cream to create something only distantly recognizable as food? In the backcountry, I felt as if I barely existed, so how could I possibly want anything as pretentious, as lofty, as arrogant, as the healthy food I eat in my normal life? The only thing that could make me feel human again, amongst the celestial might of the mountains, the bears that could kill me in an instant, the weather that could turn at any moment and strike me down, is the Crunchwrap Supreme. Tasting the Crunchwrap Supreme after several days of wanting it more than anything else made me appreciate it for what it is--an unpretentious dish capable of filling any physical or emotional hole. Is it a true culinary advancement? No, absolutely not--but also, it kind of is. Hike for days on end and then decide for yourself. I give Taco Bell 4 stars, because we were charged extra for substituting beef for beans and I do not care for that one bit #vegetarian

Stuff got thrown at us when we asked if they could remake our burrito because they did it wrongread more