Wagner's Dairy Treet

Adorable little old times restaurant. Not a lot of these left anymore. We got 2 cheeseburgers, and they were quite tasty for fast food. The lady behind the counter was very sweet.

Been eating here for 40+ years. Favorite place on Earth to blow your diet out of the water and insure you won’t be in a nursing home someday. Lady running it isn’t personable at all, but can get past that I guess.

Customer service was not good lady was rude and the prices are outrageous,$5.00 for a small sundae! Speaking of sundaes they come with unknown nuts and did not take it back or remake it they told me I had to pay for it. If you or your kids have allergies please be aware. Do not recommend going that.

Review edit: Burgers have improved. The bacon burger is a new fave. Fries are extra crispy. (Best kind of crispy) just wish the lady in the window was a little more welcoming. But I get it. Hot days stuck in a kitchen with ovensn friers and stoves can make anyone less pleasant. My kids have been asking when they will open for the season. Looking forward to a nice treat. I've stopped by with my son a couple times. Their burgers aren't worth the money. Really small patty on regular buns, a drop of condiments, and a pickle slice. Ice cream was good though, son loves going to sit at the picnic tables to eat ice cream. If you want a quick cheap ice cream treat this is good, but not for lunch or even a burger craving.

This place 2 me isn't really about the food at all . Im from a big city . I love this place simply because it exists . These places do not exist where I'm from and never will again . Many places in a city try to offer nostalgia but it's fake and manufactured. I love going here because my better half went here with her grandma as a kid and now she takes me and the shared connection of a youth she remembers and I've never known is fantastic . I wish I had places I went with my grandma as a kid to still go to but they are almost all gone so yeah I could say something about price but to me this has nothing to do with that. What isn't expensive today. It has character and history I'd pay way more for that than a larger patty and if nostalgia isn't on your menu then hell the TWINKLE DIP ALONE