Burger King

Went here for dinner one night and the service was great! Jaelynn took our drive thru order and she was efficient and quick. She seemed like she really enjoyed her job rather than some teenager that doesn’t want to be there. If she’s not a shift leader now, she should be on her way to be one.

Well… When their drive through open sign is on, don’t bother showing up. The employees don’t acknowledge you showing up and just stand out front smoking. Rather disappointed.

I don’t have high expectations for fast food places, that said, this one sucks. Order was wrong, a fry burger with two fries, chicken parm w hardly any sauce, terrible soda and incredibly salty fries. Just… yuck.

Got a coke from the drive through it tasted like dr. p and orange soda… alright I say I go back and go inside head to the soda machine all while getting eyed from the manager and some other lady .so I say I think you might have a syrup issue going on with you’re coke… in a pleasant tone I might add… she fires back no what you’re tasting is the freshness we switched our coke recipe it tastes fresher that’s the freshness you’re just not use to it! My jaw almost hit the floor are you kidding me? Apparently in my life on this earth I have never come across coke that was as fresh as this I shoulda thanked them from the tone I got from her! I just laugh to myself not saying much other than oooo while thinking this manager is such a tool… go back outside walking to the car I see my buddy tossing buns out the window like a frisbee… I’m like what’s up… stale as heck so I go back in and leave them on the counter… proceed to tell them this was some awe full service and they needed to get there sh. together they stood there looking dumbfounded they didn’t offer a fresh soda or fresh buns they just stood there looking dumb like I was in the wrong clearly fast food has a specific style of people in the workforce but this was redonk! Such lazy, no care for personal image, or outward disdain for there crappy life. It’s a crappy job but its a job hire someone who wants to work not just skate by with basic minimum effort that’s why you’re establishment sucks not the traffic! Fire the dumb b… Of a manager and weed out the sloths you will do great!

This Burger King is absolutely notorious for not being able to get a single order correctly. Also, to that other reviewer, you poor bastard didn’t anybody ever tell you not to watch how fast food is made? For the love of God, don’t ever look in the kitchen of a Taco Bell. Also I see that «formal» is a option for the attire for this fast food place, so I’m going to click that as perhaps it will class up the joint.

Short version:
This store sucks.
Long version:
Disclosure: I must admit, ever since they re-​routed the turn lane off Andresen forcing customers up to 88^th (and not right into Costco), I’ve always felt sorry for this BK and the Panda Express nearby.
Can you imagine spending all that money to be next to Costco and then the traffic gets re-​routed so it doesn’t go next to you? It’s terrible, it really is.
Anyway, I finally said, I’m not going go to buy that Chicken Bake at Costco and I’ll give this BK my money because they got hosed. Besides, it’s only a twice-​a-​year craving, but I do enjoy the BK Stacker (kind of a Big Mac knock-​off), so what the hell.
BIG MISTAKE.
I decide to go in. Classic mistake #1. I forgot that most fast food joints get graded on how fast they are at drive thru (they’ve got that big ‘ol clock a tickin’). Not so for the dine-​in, which pretty much means you’re the red-​headed step child of fast food diners.
Translation: I waited, no joke, 15 minutes for a BK Stacker meal. 15 minutes. Three people were ahead of me.
They finally get to my order, and he said, literally, «oh, a BK Stacker». He takes the patty out of it’s warming tray, slaps on some cheese, and the nukes the crap out of it! In front of me!
Then, because I’m a glutton, I tossed in a chicken sandwich off of the $ 1 Menu (Spicy Chicken something something). It was orange (oooh, fake spices) and paper thin. Blaghh. I can eat almost anything. One bite was enough to ask WTF Burger King product planners were thinking. Better just to not sell anything than that abomination.
Ugggh. No good deed goes unpunished. (Well, it was a hungry, selfish deed with a bit of empathy, but you get the picture).