Dairy Queen- Ennis

I love tacos from Dairy Queen and typically will buy one wherever I’m at in Texas but this place was the friendliest and cleanest Dairy Queen I’ve been to. The food was perfect! Oh and taco Tuesday the tacos are $1.25😁

Young female with glasses working drive through has no customer service whatsoever! Extremely disrespectful!! Rushed the whole process with an attitude! Sweetie if you don't like your job don't take it out on your customers!

We always use the drive through and it can sometimes backup to Ennis Avenue. Most of our visits are for Blizzards, but we have ordered other food items too. All of the food is hot and made to order. My only complaint is that they do not participate on the DQ app, so acquiring points for perks is not an option and ordering food for pickup isn't either.

The history of Dairy Queen begins with the development of the soft-serve formula in 1938 by John Fremont "J.F." McCullough and his son Alex. They partnered with friend and customer Sherb Noble, who opened the first Dairy Queen store on June 22, 1940, in Joliet, Illinois. The concept was an immediate success, and the company quickly expanded through a franchise system, becoming a global chain known for its frozen treats and fast food.

Worst customer service ever If I could give a zero I would Where I live there is no Dairy Queen They close at 10 I pulled up at 845, 3 cars in line.when I got ready to order all of a sudden they ice cream machine down for cleaning. I said the lady in front of me literal just got like 4 cups. Yes ma’am that was our last order. I said can I talk to your manager the cashier said she in the bathroom. I said I’ll wait. Then the cashier come back and say is this about the ice cream I’ll go ahead and get you some I said I’ll just wait for your manager, she said she busy right now. So I’m confused then here come the manager after the little girl laughed and thought it was funny. So called manager come over and said she wasn’t the manager so I asked for her manager and all of a sudden she was a man