Food OK-Service personal needs training as both ladies can not do math. The custard is crap. I…read morewould recommend that you spend the time and go to Carl's downtown Fredericksburg. In addition no one ever cleans the tables you have to clean them yourself with napkins. Predicition: This location will be closed within one year.

This is what they served my mom. She has just spent the last 10 days in the ICU with my dad, who…read morewas finally feeling good enough to get something other than hospital food. We got it to go, and were too tired to bring it back.

Sitting in line and they had a mouse running around in the parking lot trying to get inside. YUCK!!read more

I visit this location several times a month on a Saturday in the morning…read more The service is great, and the staff is always friendly. The food is always fresh & hot when it is delivered to my table. The service may be slow at times, but when I visit this location, they seem to be very busy. They handle it well.

I gave this chick fila 5 stars not because chick fila is a 5 star restaurant but comparatively,…read morethis one is great! It is clean. The women's bathroom has a kids seat in the stall, which if you have younger children, it's very much appreciated. I also appreciated the clean bathroom, clean step stool and the employees I've interacted with were friendly. Chick fila food is what's to be expected and so I was surprised by some of the reviews. I was there in the morning. Typically there's the "A" shift in the morning and "c" shift later on. That could be a factor?

Pretty much each time we have visited this month they haven't had simmering and don't tell us until…read morethe food is brought out to our table. One day it was unsweetened tea, another day it was hot coffee in the afternoon. It's getting old. We don't get napkins with to go orders, and I'm just shocked Chick-fil-A has devolved this much. We are used to so much better but it's clear this specific location has been lack luster as of recently. We will say that while they've been disappointing us a lot, the place is quite clean and the play area is 10/10 for our daughter and why we come back. Without the play area, we absolutely wouldn't ever get food from this location again.

Consistency of product globally is a hallmark of McDonalds, so love 'em or hate 'em,…read moredifferentiating one from another is small degrees. This one, just off I-95 was clean, the food really hot out of the fryer and the grill, and the table-side service was prompt and actually friendly and engaged. This one is better than average.

This is one of the worst McDonald's that I ever go to, but unfortunately it's the one that's…read moreclosest to my house. I wish I didn't have to go to this one, but it is what it is all they need to do is have a high school education and that's barely what they have.

TLDR: Great food, friendly staff, clean dining area, and unbeatable value. A must stop for any…read moreCookout fan or anyone craving quality fast food at a fair price. As a longtime Cookout fan who first discovered the chain during late night college runs in North Carolina, I always make a point to stop by whenever I'm near one of their northernmost locations in Fredericksburg, VA. Over the years, Cookout has come a long way from the plain white Styrofoam trays to the new branded paper boxes with vent holes, which do a great job of keeping fried foods crispy and fresh. I've dined inside this location about half a dozen times and have always had a great experience. The restaurant is consistently clean, the staff are friendly, and service is quick. My go to order is the Cookout Tray with a big double burger prepared Cookout Style, which means Carolina chili, slaw, cheese, and raw onions. I usually get fries and onion rings as my sides. Even though the tray used to be $3.99 back in my college days, the current price of $6.99 still feels like a great value considering the portion size and quality. On my most recent visit, I was extra hungry and decided to try a second mini tray for $5.99. I went with two corndogs as the main and added cheese bites and hush puppies as sides, plus a Snickers milkshake to top it off. Everything came out hot, fresh, and exactly how I remember it. The milkshake was thick and creamy, just the way it should be, and I was absolutely stuffed by the end. Cookout's big double burgers, whether you get them Cookout Style or Cheddar Style with grilled onions, cheese sauce, and bacon, are easily some of the best fast food burgers for the price. Between the generous portions, variety of options, and late night hours (many locations stay open until 3 a.m.), Cookout continues to deliver on both taste and value. Overall, this Fredericksburg location has never disappointed me and remains one of my favorite stops when I'm craving a classic Cookout meal. Five stars all around for great food, friendly service, and consistent quality.

QUICK service - near food packaging in a box. Five Guys tastes at a McDs prices! No idea why this…read moreplace is only 3.5 stars. AMAZING. Would def include this lunch stop on ANY trip through the area. Might even detour just to eat here again!!!

I've been to raising canes before. Back when I was in Kentucky haven in Lexington Kentucky, woweee…read morethat raising canes was good. French Crinkels fried to perfection and crust to the bite yes with salt. Chicken tenders mmm juicy and had a distinct crucnh to it. Bread was soft and coleslaw mmm mmm fresh. That was the experience every time. And when I saw there was a canes here I jumped...well more like hopped because knee replacement and arthritis can lock my knees up and then I wouldn't be able to go to canes let alone enjoy it because it would hurt my joints more because of--oh my here I go rambling on tangents sorry sorry...where was I...oh yes, back to this. I was excited to see there was a canes here. While the service here is phenomenal--especially the young woman who always has the most intricate and absolutely stuninh nails, yes she is kind, the food is not quite the Kentucky Raisin I was raised on HA! Chicken tenders are good, but lack the crunch. They seem more breaded and soggey. Fries are a bit limp as well...but my recent visit led me to disappointment as it seems my carry out box was not secured,, I took a left to get back on carl d pkwy and well...all my contents fell out. Sigh. My Volvo enjoyed the meal at least, and I got a tender and fries and of course the best lemonade ever so it was not bad enough to leave a unpleasant taste in my tongue thank you i will be back maybe later yes. I didn't go inside I don't know what the ambiance is like ok sorry.

Raising Cane's carryies itself with the confidence of a place that believes it has solved chicken…read more You pull into the drive-thru and immediately get the feeling somebody at corporate headquarters took a field trip to Chick-fil-A with a notebook and binoculars. There stood a cheerful young lady with a tablet beside the speaker box, hustling orders with the urgency of an air traffic controller at Reagan National. Now I will give them this -- they move people through faster than a tax refund disappears in Washington. I ordered three chicken finger baskets and repeated "unsweetened tea" enough times that it should have become part of the permanent record. Reconfirmed it at the second window too. We were in and out in four minutes flat, carrying enough Styrofoam and paper sacks to feed a Little League team. Six minutes later at home, the first sip of tea hit like liquified hummingbird feeder. That "unsweetened" tea had enough sugar in it to put the city of Fredericksburg on insulin monitoring. Somewhere in that kitchen a man clearly believes every Southerner measures tea sweetness by whether the spoon can stand upright in the cup. Then came the fries. Lord help us. These were pale, limp crinkle fries that looked less "fresh fried" and more "recently thawed beside a space heater." Not a hint of crispness. No golden-brown glory. Just soft potato strips lying in the tray like they had accepted defeat long before reaching the fryer. The chicken itself? Tiny little one-inch strips hiding under enough crunchy batter to qualify as exterior siding. Crispy, yes. Generous, no. More breading than bird. The Texas toast arrived soggy enough to make you wonder if it had been steamed instead of toasted. Calling that "Texas toast" is an insult to a state that once fought a war over standards. The lone survivor in this culinary rodeo was the sauce. That special sauce is carrying the entire franchise on its back like a weary mule climbing Pike's Peak. I finally asked my grandson if he had eaten there before. He admitted he had not. He'd simply been told it was great and figured nobody could really mess up chicken fingers and fries. Well. Humanity continues to innovate. Strike Raising Cane's from the regular rotation unless it is 2:00 in the morning, every other restaurant in Virginia is dark, and your soul is screaming for fried chicken through the fog of poor decisions.

Freddy's Burgers are good, but it's the Freddy's sauce that makes them even better also on the…read morefries too. The shakes/concrete are tasty and orders come up pretty fast. It has a cool 50s style diner vibe. Freddy was a good man!

For a quick drive thru meal, Freddy's is ok. I've had better smash burgers. The frozen custards…read morecost as much as the burgers. We beat the rush and service was fast.

Just moved to the Stafford area and was excited to visit Hardee's. Had been a Carls Jr customer in…read moreSoCal and grew up with Hardee's in VA.. my first to visits were sub par, so much so I deleted the Hardee's app. I decided to give them another chance yesterday for breakfast. I reapplied the app and ordered. Was notified the food would be ready in 30 minutes. Showed up and the drive thru line went around the building. I chose to go inside to an absolute shit show. Only 3 people working the front of the house. Two of the workers were slow and lazy. Probably because the old supervisor constantly pointed out their issues in front of everyone. It took thirty extra minutes to get my food which was prepaid so I couldn't leave. When it came, part of the order had been given to another customer so it had to be redone...... I felt for the drive thru. They forgot one customers French toast and had to recook it. They left that vehicle in the window inconveniencing the entire line. On a positive the food was ok, but not worth this nightmare. Needless to say, the app is again off my phone.

Came here on a Sunday for a late lunch... The place had several tables sat when we came in and…read morethere were a few in line, but we were still greeted and were able to place our order quickly. Food came out in a decent amount of time. The 1/4 burgers looked rather blah... Definitely didn't look like the picture. But the flavor was really. Fries were really good, as they usually are. Coke from the fountain was really good too. Service was decent. The lobby was clean and looked fine. I don't know why Hardee's restaurants keep those old smoking rooms, when they should use the space for a kid's play area or something. Also, the space being taken up by the lobby/dining room seems wasteful, compared to how these restaurants are rarely more than half full. One last thing.... There were two sets of soda fountains... One didn't have ice, but had working soda fountain. The other had ice, but no soda fountain that worked.... Odd! I'll return, we usually do.

Yeah I am aware that it's Wendy's and not high end cuisine. But Still!!!! This place was awful. So…read morelet's start with cleanliness. There were no towels in the bathroom. Over half the tables had food debris on them and the floors had not been swept in a while. The service was mediocre. No one was rude but the lady at the register seemed to really struggle with hearing our order correctly. The food itself wasn't great. The buns were stale. The fries were over cooked and it tasted like the my microwaved the burgers. Avoid this place. Go next door to Waffle House and enjoy some "Southern Gourmet " as we call it. (I recommend scattered and smothered)

I come to this Wendy's occasionally and they had been pretty decent, until recently when I was…read moreyearning for their breakfast fries and a sausage, egg, and cheese muffin sandwich. Ordering was a little challenging as the girl taking my order didn't seem to understand I wanted large fries, but a small coffee with my order and she kept asking me to repeat what I wanted. I still ended up with large fries and a large coffee. The fries were excellent! But the sandwich, which looked fresh, was loaded with too much grease, it was actually dripping off when I picked up the sandwich and the sandwich itself was cool, the English muffin wasn't even toasted. I didn't finish it all, it wasn't very good.

I absolutely love CAVA, especially this location. I have been to one in Charlottesville and one in…read moreNC. The staff here is friendly and this location is central to the errands I need to run in Fredericksburg. If only there was one Stafford... I like that I can make my bowl as healthy as I want. The same with beverages.

I truly love their food, but unfortunately, I feel their training on proper food handling and…read morehealth safety needs to be revisited. When I walked in, the young lady serving me was leaning against a table with her gloved hands. She then came over to assist me while carrying on a conversation with another employee who had walked through the swinging doors. During the conversation, she used the same gloved hand to hold the door open. She then proceeded to grab my bowls and serve my food with those same gloves. Afterward, she went to the register and handled my payment without removing or changing her gloves. After I paid, I watched her take her cell phone out of her pocket and scroll on it while still wearing the same gloves. This is a basic food-safety concern. Gloves can become contaminated just as hands can, and they need to be changed frequently, especially after touching doors, personal items, money, or other potentially contaminated surfaces. Hands should also be washed appropriately between glove changes and food-handling tasks. Before handling clean plates or bowls and serving food, she should have put on a fresh pair of gloves, and those gloves should have been removed after handling the bagged food and before moving on to other tasks. I truly enjoy the food and would like to continue supporting the business, which is why I'm bringing this to your attention. Please consider retraining your staff on proper glove use, handwashing, and food-handling procedures. These are fundamental food-safety practices, and I hope this concern is taken seriously.