This is old timey A & W, complete with drive up, window trays and frosty mugs. You go here for the…read moreexperience. Service was typical teenage, and the servers were very nice people. The chicken was better than Wings and Rings. The French fries were fast food French fries and tasted good. The ambiance was fun and brought back memories from childhood times at A&W.

Americana at its best! Pulling up to the actual carhop A&W was like stepping back in time, puddle…read moreskirts, Wolfman Jack DJ'ing the pirate radio spinning 45s, and making out in the back seat! Ok, maybe not all that but it did give my wife and me a rush of nostalgia from simpler days gone by when service was fast, friendly, polite, and hung on a tray from your driver's side window. Not all A&Ws are the same or have the same menu. Some I've gone in are very modern and have the typical surly fast food help, sticky chairs, and so-so food with good rootbeer. Pulling into this A&W seems like little has changed in all the right ways. Pickup trucks lined up on our side with farmers, construction workers, and other blue-collar folks to have lunch. Friendly staff come out to the car and take your order, only now they have remote card readers. But the menu board painted on plywood in front of the cars is still there. The waitresses still wear those chrome change devices on their hips and they still know how to count back change correctly (few people do anymore). Our food came out fast, it was good and fairly priced. We listened to the farm report and investment news for agriculture on the radio while we enjoyed a meal from the tray mounted on the window. Even simple things like bringing out a cold bottle of catchup for the fries instead of those little wasteful foil packets that create a lot of trash matter. When you're done, you turn on your headlights and someone comes out and collects the tray. As we drove away I put on a 50s rock and roll playlist on my iPhone and we both said if we lived here we would be in every week. Keep up the great work blending the best of the past with the benefits of current technology.

Some of the best wings and sauces around. Sports bar that delivers multiple screens as well as…read morefamily friendly seating.

Service was pretty good. Our server, Selina, was great. It was typical bar/country ambiance…read morecomplete with country music. Getting to the place was so difficult for someone unfamiliar with the area, but we found it. It had ample parking. However, our food experience was strange. We both ordered chicken sandwiches. My husband's was the buffalo, mine was the blueberry chipotle. His was sizable and juicy. Mine took half the bun and was dry and hard. The sauces were great, the sides, upgraded to potato wedges and everything cauliflower, were very good. I wouldn't eat here again. There are simply better places eat. Chik-fil-a is better. Disappointed.

Food is always great at Penn station. Service was slow at this location, and there was only one…read moreother customer waiting for food. Took a few minutes to have my order taken, that I almost wanted to leave and go elsewhere. Most tables had crumbs on them. Sandwich and fries hit the spot, but seemed to be short staffed here at lunch hour.

I went here last Tuesday for lunch at around 12:30. The food was great and was out quick, and the…read morestaff were super friendly. Would definitely recommend

This is an old-fashioned drive-in where you drive in turn your lights on to get a waiter. She takes…read moreyour order and you can pay there on a device that they have and a few minutes later your order comes and they put a tray on your window and you eat it and when you're done flash your lights and they come and take everything away I love the corn dog foot-long.

Food is good but ordered extra gravy & paid for it but didn't get it with take out order.read more

My boyfriend and I have been going to five guys for 9 years, spending like $40-80 a month; you can…read moredo the math. We decided we won't be going back after tonight due to poor food quality and lack of customer service. I was just at columbus five guys around 5pm 01-10-2024 and ordered 1 little cheese burger, 1 regular cheese burger and 1 little fry . First I'll explain the fry issue then the burger issue. To set the scene: we come in to an EMPTY dining room. 2 couples came in from the time we sat to the time we left. Meaning they were NOT BUSY, in fact they were dead for 5pm! Little fry was $4.35+tax. When we got the bag we were extremely surprised by the LACK of fries. There were like 14 fries in all haha! It was literally JUST the small tiny white container of fries , no extra. We have been going for 9 years and always get more dumped in, like extra fries at the bottom of the bag... so we're like "maybe with inflation they can't do the usual amount?" Which we would have been understanding of - we were totally cool with it at first and mentioned eventually it might happen. We decided to ask for confirmation. I got up from eating and walked to the food grab table where the young teen boy who was manning the fry station stood, and asked "have you changed the amount of fries you give customers for little fries?" He responds: "no" . (No other inquiry back, no "how can I help you".) I say "we are used to getting like a healthy helping in the bag, bottom of bag full of fries". Teen boy responds by just *smirking* and *shrugging his shoulders* at me. No words spoken at all, so I just go back and sit down. The response blowing us off is what really pissed my boyfriend off and I! We are like 15yrs older than this boy and always very careful with not coming off as Karen's. My boyfriend and I believe that as soon as a customer is even remotely sharing unhappiness, go get the shift lead. Don't smirk and shrug at customers! We didn't recognize this boy, but the other workers are usually so friendly and chitchat with us about so much; they even know our order by heart because we literally were going once a week for like a year in 2022 haha.. then we tried to ween to once a month. But the way he just blew me off and wouldn't offer more than ONE word to us was weird & surprising to us and the other 2 employees (whom we didn't recognize either) acted like nothing was amiss and ignored my standing there and my comment about the fries. We continued to eat but it wasn't good because our bread was stale (possibly not enough butter during toasting because it was like hard & dry but still white and flaking off, not golden buttery toasted and not keeping integrity . ), the cheese was not melted - it was cold cheese; not drooping over the sides of the burger, just sticking straight out like a square and cold. This cheese occurrence has happened to us a handful of times in the past year and we were already getting weary that food quality was going downhill...and lastly, the hamburgers were dry, not yummy, not dripping with oil like we love ha!. Reminder: they were dead slow, we ordered food in an EMPTY dining room and then only 2 couples came in staggered in the duration we ate. They were not swamped. They had plenty of time to get the food right, especially for dine-in. If a DM or GM reads this, check your receipts for timestamp proof. We wanted to go up and give them the burgers back and explain about the quality issues, but after that response we just knew there was no reason. My boyfriend commented "place is going downhill". The fry teen kept looking at us while we ate like he knew we were unhappy, so I kept thinking he was going to ask the shift lead to come to our table, to save the customer satisfaction, but nope! he never did anything or let anyone know that we were possibly unhappy, he just kept staring at us. . It was really awkward and frustrating . We are the type of people to ask 1 time, give 1 chance and then we drop it. We don't go harp over and over again, we just gracefully tap out - so we are tapping out of this. No more five guys for us.

Food was mediocre, at best. We were so excited due to how much they pushed how amazing the fries…read morewere only to receive fries that tasted like they were cooked in old oil and had been sitting. Not good at all. It was so expensive too! Very disappointed and will not be back.

I usually go to a Panda Express in Lafayette, but have been to this one a few times…read more I am usually disappointed at this location, for any number of reasons. On this visit, it was a bit of a rocky start. I go to the counter to order. There is one person ahead of me, so I figure it'll take a minute to get to me. It took several. There were 7 people that I could see, working. A manager at a table on her computer & wearing a headset (to monitor the drive thru, I assume), two people working drive thru, one guy cooking & two people at the counter. One of them was taking the order of the person in front of me & then ringing her up. She then came to take my order. There was another girl who seemed to be just taking temps of the food. The line grew to 4-5 people behind me. The food was as good as it always is. I got the chow mein w/ the grilled shrimp. I didn't notice it at the time, but when I took a drink of my iced water, sometime later, it tasted funny. I had my wife (reluctantly) smell it. We both thought it smelled like fish!! I much prefer the one I go to in Lafayette & will review them in the near future.

I have lived on the southside for a little over 20 years. The whole time I've lived here, I've…read morenever gone to Panda Express until recently. I really think I know why now. I realize that I definitely haven't been missing anything. I ordered an eggroll and some spring rolls and the mushroom chicken with the noodles. Everything was below subpar. The mushroom chicken was especially disappointing. There was barely any in the container. It had a few (2-3) tiny pieces of mushroom in it and they were barely recognizable. The chicken meat in it was comprised of tiny pea sized chunks of dark meat with fat and skin attached. The portion was paltry and there was virtually no sauce. The noodles were not soft and didn't appear to be fresh. The egg roll and spring rolls were nothing special. It was all nasty swill. It was one of the most pathetic and poorest meals I have had in a long time. The experience was bona fide awful and I am more than OK to never go to Panda Express again.

This Cracker Barrel knows how to do it right! Super nice staff and most importantly great food!…read more A favorite spot for us forever sure. Keep up with the amazing service, great hospitality and tasty food!

9-8-26 Apparently One Bowl of Potato Soup Is Too Much to…read moreHandle I honestly don't know how a restaurant this large can be this poorly run. I called in a carryout order for ONE BOWL OF POTATO SOUP. Not a complicated meal. Not a large order. Not 15 special requests. One bowl of soup. I was told over the phone that it would be ready in 10 minutes. I arrived about 15 minutes later and then stood around for another 5 minutes because only ONE register was open. When I finally got to the counter, I was informed that there was no order in the system. You have got to be kidding me. I wasn't ordering a catered wedding. It was potato soup. I had an appointment within 30 minutes, so after wasting my time standing around, I had no choice but to leave without my food. I called the restaurant on my way to my appointment and spoke with a manager. The manager was pleasant enough, but unfortunately there didn't seem to be much concern about the fact that I had just wasted my time because the restaurant couldn't properly handle a one-item carryout order. And here's the very frustrating part: this isn't my first review of this location. I've complained before. Nothing changes. Actually, that's not quite true. It gets worse. At this point, the problem seems to be a complete lack of accountability and adult supervision. Employees apparently can't get a one-item order into the system, customers wait around because there aren't enough people working the registers, and when things go wrong, there seems to be a general "Oh well" attitude. Let's put this into perspective: Cracker Barrel is a massive national restaurant chain. Yet somehow, this location has managed to turn ordering one bowl of potato soup into an operational disaster. That's impressive in its own way. If you are traveling through Shelbyville, keep driving. There are plenty of better places to eat in Shelbyville where you have a reasonable expectation that the restaurant will take your order, prepare your food, and provide basic customer service. I don't expect perfection. I don't expect special treatment. I do expect that when I order one bowl of potato soup, the restaurant will actually know that I ordered it. Apparently, even that is too much to ask here.

Fazoli's has great deals for lunch. I got a smaller-sized pasta with a salad and a drink for $6.99…read more Plus, unlimited breadsticks if you dine in. I usually go through the drive-thru but this time I chose to dine in. The staff were friendly and everything was clean and well-stocked.

Ordered through Door Dash. Half my order was missing. How can you miss half an order?!read more