Carl’s Jr

They didn’t have fresh baked buns at this location or free refills. The teenage girls who were «working» there were very rude and unprofessional. I would never eat here again.

This location is consistent with other locations. The ordering is quick and easy. The food was delivered quickly and correctly. The food tasted consistent with other locations.

Waited over ten minutes for a medium fry. Everyone else standing and waiting for too long as well. :/

I took my family to the mall the other night where this carls jr is located. This one is near the restroom which is great because I have some health issues which require that I stay near the facilities.
I took my toddlers up to make the order in the stroller. The kid were kinda ancy and 2 workers behind the counter were just not into there job at the moment. One of them took the order without really saying much or smiling so I was a little disappointed in the service… At first.
As the young man gave my card back he made eye contact with my 20 month old son… Things changed quickly the employee started talked and making faces bad causing both my toddlers to laugh. The other employee, seeing what was going on quickly grabbed some happy meal toys and gave them to my kids, who were so elated by the attention and gifts!
A few moments later our food was served with a smile and «Have a great time at the mall tonight!»
I will be going back to this location again!

Food court food, fast food, it’s all the same right? Carl’s Jr. is out to prove their signature sandwiches are worthy of food court distribution, even if the «fast food» aspect wasn’t working for them. The day I came here I waited 20 minutes for our meal, which is forever for food court times. The staff was apologetic and reminded me that despite the fact my food didn’t come out quickly, it was at the very least fresh.
And indeed it was. My six dollar burger was pretty decent for food court fare, stacked with a thin slice of cheese just perfectly melted on top of a clean heap of tomatoes and lettuce. The waffle fries had a nice crisp to them, but the fish filets were dry on the inside and outside. Add that a heart attack portion of chili cheese fries and you’re well on your way to a $ 12 diabetic coma.
Though the effect is the same, the fast food version still wins. The food court replica is only so tolerable, especially when there is no drive thru. (#1)
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(#1) If you’re going to eat fat, you have to act the part as well. Who walks anymore anyway (says the New Yorker)?