Burger King

I recently visited Burger King and had a great experience, thanks to their convenient iPhone app. I snagged an amazing deal, 2 Whopper meals for just $16.99! The food was hot, fresh, and exactly what I was craving. What truly stood out was the excellent service from the cashier, Chase. He was incredibly helpful and friendly, even greeting me by my first name, which made me feel genuinely welcome. While the food and service were fantastic, I do wish the indoor temperature was more comfortable. It tends to be too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter, almost as if the air conditioning is on during winter and the heat is on during summer. I've mentioned this before, and I hope it can be adjusted for a more pleasant dining environment. Overall, great food, outstanding service, and an

Could go sit down and eat at a nice restaurant for the price of this place. I go once in a while a remind myself why I don’t eat fast food. Food is always cold, never right, and way to expensive.

Waited 10 minutes for our food. Short staffed so we understood. Got home and my boyfriend had MOLD! On his burger melt bread! Absolutely disgusting. Every time we go it’s always wrong or something like this happens. Definitely needs to be looked into.

Woman running the drive thru screwed up our order and then proceeded to argue with us for 5 whole minutes, running her mouth non-stop. She was belligerent and shouldn't be working in a service industry. I ordered the number 9 with a halvsies, she rung it up as a trio with fries. I corrected her at the order screen and she deleted an entire item instead of replacing it, charging me full price for every item instead of as a meal. We were overcharged and shorted on our order; instead of making it right, she was defensive and aggressive. We're never going here again.

Gave the person at the window a five dollar bill, two nickels and a dime for a bill that came to $4.20. When given my receipt it read that I gave $5.50 receiving $1.30 in change. I alerted the person at the window that not only did I not give them 5.50, I gave them 5.20, and didn’t get my dollar in change. This confused her so much she needed to get another employee who after hearing both sides said that she insisted that we gave her a five dollar bill an two quarters and that she returned a dollar thirty back to us. She then proceeded to fold the receipt that had been passed around by the people handling cash, place it on top of our onion rings, close the bag and hand it to us. We left. This is wrong on so many levels.