Wendy's

This particular store puts WAY too much salt on their food. Their chicken nuggets are BLACK probably because they don't clean their dirty fryers. We used to live on the other side of town, and the Wendy's there is MUCH better. I recommend going there instead.

Oh, how my heart swells with unadulterated affection for the illustrious establishment known far and wide as Wendy's! Verily, the visual splendor of their offerings is akin to a feast that even the gods would envy, and the sumptuousness of each delectable morsel is positively transcendent! And let us not even dare to broach the topic of fiscal implications, for they are so remarkably reasonable that one might suspect the existence of a culinary wizard behind the scenes! Pray tell, how could I possibly restrain my adulation? On one glorious occasion, I procured a delightful assemblage of their celebrated nugget party pack, and lo and behold, they arrived at my doorstep, still radiating heat as though freshly conjured from the fiery depths of a fryer! The texture bore a delightful roughness

All we ordered was fries and frosty. Frosty wasn’t even full and the fries were cold. When we asked for new fries they said yes then proceeded to take 30 minutes to give to us. While giving fresh fries to others who ordered after we asked again. This location is not worth it.

There are few feelings in this life as humbling as standing at the counter of a Wendy’s, staring into the fluorescent abyss, believing in a free Frosty that never truly existed. The evening began with hope. The kind of hope that only the promise of a free Frosty can bring. The app had whispered sweet nothings into my notifications: “Free Frosty.” Two simple words. A beacon. A calling. I walked into Wendy’s like a pioneer arriving at the Promised Land — hungry, optimistic, and slightly overconfident. The air smelled of fries and shattered dreams. We approached the counter with the confidence of people who had read the fine print (we had not read the fine print). I presented my phone like a victorious knight offering proof of conquest. The employee glanced at it. Tapped. Paused. Tapped ag

Going from $5 to $8 for the biggie bag is a wild price hike. Quality was noticeably lower too- fries tasted like old sour fry oil, burger patty was torn apart and folded on itself, everything just meh in general. Disappointing.