Food was great and the employees were friendly. I never had a bad experience here before. I will be…read moreback here shortly.

A nice upgrade from fast food. Jaggers is a giant step up from a fast food lunch…read more Jaggers features unique menu items like the Sunrise Burger, which is topped with a fried egg. The black bean burger is delicious, and you can customize the toppings and cheese on any burger or chicken sandwich. Sides include edamame, tater tots, fries, fruit, and a side salad. The sauces, like the salad dressing, are made fresh in house. Sauces include country gravy, buffalo, sweet heat, ranch, and honey mustard. I always order a sauce or two for dipping g my tater tots or fries. The salads are much better than the usual fast food or fast casual restaurant. Always fresh ingredients and the dressing is made daily, in house. Several varieties of salad and they are all excellent. Shakes are excellent! Very thick so you will need the extra large straw. The employees are very friendly and service is fast. The dining room is always clean and the booths are solid and comfortable.

Stopped in just to get some ice cream. Therly told us right away that our order would be at least…read more20 minutes which was fine. They did appear to be very busy there. The girl that brought our ice cream was very friendly and seemed very stressed and overworked. That was possibly because I didnt really see anyone else doing much. I asked her if she was the only one working and she just kind of chuckled nervously. Would stop by again especially if she was working.

I'm a relative novice when it comes to Sonic Drive-In. Since it primarily exists in Indy's suburbs…read morerather than directly in Indy, I'm seldom near one with the exception of when I'm out and about for work or other obligations. This location is almost smack dab on the line between Avon and Indy. It's set off to the side of Meijer's parking lot, though it has a decent-sized space once you get there. Sonic is known for its "drive-in" option - the ability to pull up with a retro-vibed ordering screen and carhops who will bring the food to your car. There's also a drive-thru, which I utilized, for those in a bit of a hurry. Because I seldom make it to Sonic, I always forget how it works. The drive-thru made it pretty simple, though in retrospect I kind of wish I'd gone for the Sonic experience. I really only wanted a snack, in this case tater tots, and a drink. In this case, I opted for a large iced coffee. While Sonic is generally known for being economical, I thought it was a bit high (I honestly don't remember the exact price - I just remember thinking it was more than expected). The employees were friendly. The line moved a tad slow, though it wasn't bad. I thought the iced coffee was a bit chintzy - yes, I'm glad there was lots of ice, however, it definitely wasn't close to filled to the top. You had to really put the straw in there to get to the coffee. The tater tots, a Sonic fave, were delicious. I ordered a medium order. Overall, this was a solid mid-range experience for me. Would I return? Sure. Would I go out of my way to return? Probably not. Sonic has a menu that is both somewhat traditional in terms of fast food and a bit unique in terms of defining its place in the fast food world. Now that I know this is here, and I missed it for a long time, I'll no doubt return when I'm in the mood for more than a snack.

On 6/28 a dear friend stopped in. He is disabled and they don't have curbside. While typically on…read morea scooter he used his walker. A younger employee saw him came and opened the door. After taking his order since it was to go, this young man offered to help him back to his vehicle and said he would be glad to run it out to him. My dear friend was so impressed and wished he carried cash to tip. He remarked you do not see epic customer service anywhere these days, the fact it was the younger generation was even better. To this young man- thank you for making a difference!

Five guys got the best burgers hands down!! A lil pricey but worth every penny.. and the peanuts!!read more

It's a long post. I grew up in Chicago when I moved there in 79 a friend of mine took me to…read morePortillo's on North Avenue. Ever since that day, I have loved beef sandwiches because I moved from Georgia and it never had one I had never heard of a Chicago hot dog. Well for 30 years, I wish for a Portillo's in any of the cities I lived in. They finally started expanding and opened one in fishers Indiana. I was so excited the first six months or so it was fantastic. I'm sure a money making grubby greedy manager got in there and started cutting payroll and trying to reduce food costs. The Portillo's I knew and loved disappeared. Beef sandwiches were paltry hotdog. Dogs are being used in the morning from the previous night. It was horrible yet every time I went and had a bad experience I complained and lo and behold they would send me gift cards. I just recently moved to Orlando back from Indiana. That's a long story. I came in just last night to the airport and thought Portillo should be open and should have fairly fresh food since it's only 830. The kiosk thing was kind of hard to operate so I went straight to the counter. I ordered a big beef dipped and of course I had to open my big mouth and talk to the manager and tell them that I ate it the first Portillo's blah blah blah like these guys even care. I said I know what it's supposed to be like so make a good one dip it baby. And then, of course I added a Chicago dog for dessert. The staff at the store seemed happy. They were talking while working and it seemed pretty upbeat. My number got called. I got my package and I sat down. I ate the Chicago dog first, and I had to tell you I noticed that the wieners they're using do not have the flavor of the former Vienna, beef dogs. The flavor of the dog was about half of what I remember. Yet the Chicago dog is prepared perfectly and the wiener itself was hot and plump cold veggies, tomatoes proper mat, celery, salt I would grade it a nine out of 10. Then came the big boy. From the minute, I checked the package and started opening the plastic bag and then the wrapper this thing weighed like a pound. It was hefty. It was hot. It was wet. After peeling away the layers of plastic and cellophane there she was just a staring at me singing do wa Diddy.... Could've probably use a little more hot peppers since they charge $.99 now but you know let's try it. Lo and behold it was just like a 1979 beef sandwich from North Avenue. It was great. It was fantastic. I wish I could've eaten three but one was sufficient. This is the first positive review I have given Portillo's in probably 10 years. I don't know if it was a fluke. I don't know if they realize food portions are important. I don't know what the deal is and I don't care. All I know is it this store made that sandwich and that hotdog to the standard I've known hundreds of times living in the Chicago area. Somebody must've gotten hired or transferred to teach people the Portillo's way. I'm a very happy customer. Kudos to the young man who prepared it. Kudos to the man who trained the young man. Kudos to the manager, who has staff being happy while working. And I will definitely try Portillo's in Orlando my new again home as soon as I get back. I might even go to Fisher today just to see what the deal is and verify that things have finally changed. Good job. Now start cleaning got time to lean. You got time to clean! Thank you for one great experience out of the last 15.

Being connected to Chicago in a very round about way makes me smile when it comes to food when many…read moreplaces just feel like a home cooked meal. I understand Portillo's is one of those fast food joints anyone is magnetized too be it for a birthday cake shake, Italian beef or even a Chicago dog. We weren't looked specifically for a Portillo's but since one just happened to pop up while driving through Avon we said sure, why not! This location is just like all the other ones. Super consistent with the general feel and the staff also did a great job welcoming us there. After grabbing an Italian beef to take a trip down memory lane, it was devoured quickly while enjoying a soda and fries. Highly recommend this location. Whether going through the drive thru or eating there the food will leave you happy.

This is probably our last visit to City Bbq. We have been going to this location since they opened…read moreand the Greenwood location even longer. We ordered the City Sampler. Normally we take some food home with us. On this visit we ate it all and left wanting more, just not more of any of the meat. The portions were definitely smaller. Three slices of brisket and turkey. The brisket was so tough I had to get a knife to cut it. It was dry and had no flavor. The pork was dry. And the turkey was salty. My husband said the sausage was good. It was the best meat on the plate. I didn't eat any of it. Fries, hush puppies and Texas toast were fine. Service was good. You order at the counter and they call your name when your food is ready.

This Thanksgiving, in lieu of frying a couple of turkeys like I do every year due to some medical…read morerestrictions on lifting and twisting, I ordered a whole smoked turkey from City Barbeque. I ordered it chilled for pickup the day before, and we popped it in the fridge. It was ready for an easy pickup exactly at the time slot I had set when ordering. The day of, we followed the instructions supplied via QR code and heated the turkey in the oven between 2-2.5 hours. It was outstanding. We fed 6 people and had a ton of leftovers. Unfortunately I did not get a picture of the cooked bird, but I got a picture of the box ;-) Everyone loved the turkey and I may just have a new go to for an easier holiday, without needing to stand out in the weather to fry them myself. I would definitely do this again.

I just wish people would use a little common sense. So I order a salad that comes in a crisp…read moretortilla bowl. I order all the goodies which the gentleman did--very well and generous! Only to put the lid on the salad and smash the crispy bowl with his big heavy hand! I didn't ask for tortilla chips! Then they had the audacity to ask for a tip!

Food is always amazing. Our server and cashier today was Saneika. She was polite, respectful,…read morelooked us through in the eyes, conversed with us and she had a good sense of humor. We got our food to go and we most definitely will go back.

We use to live in Mississippi and would go to Raising Canes a few times a month. Now there is one…read morein Valdosta and we can go again. I missed them. Best chicken and love the Canes sauce. Service is as expected, they are busy but people are recognizing how good they are. The inside is smaller than the store in Mississippi so seating can be tight.

I'd been itching to try Raising Cane's, however, there's really not a location near my home and I…read morejust hadn't had the opportunity. However, I've been making regular visits out to my family in Putnam County and this has allowed me to drive by the Avon location of Raising Cane's. Today, I finally got a chance to check it out. Raising Cane's is a growing chain that specializes in chicken fingers (or tenders). That's it. That's their gig. When founder Todd Graves proposed the idea in a business class, he received one of the lowest grades because his professor said it wouldn't work. Graves persevered. Named after his labrador (literally named Raising Cane), this chain is growing with three Central Indiana locations currently (Avon, Carmel, Noblesville). As noted, Raising Cane's is based around chicken tenders/fingers in a handful of different combos. They have multiple sides, serve Coke products, and have both sweet and unsweetened iced tea. They have a two-sided drive-thru, though only one side was open at my time of arrival. You can dine inside, however, on this visit I did not. I could tell the curb cuts were appropriate, however, I won't speak to accessibility on the inside. The employees I met were friendly and helpful. I was able to upsize my drink, always a plus, and my order was accurate. I tend to prefer barbecue sauce with my tenders, however, I opted to try their Raising Cane sauce. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Raising Cane's is community minded with six areas of focus - education, feeding the hungry, active lifestyles, pet welfare, entrepreneurship, and "other" (meaning they enjoy supporting community organizations and will consider "other" ideas). While I'm not quite ready to go 5 stars here, I enjoyed the tenders quite a bit and I enjoyed the small order of crinkle-cut fries. The food quality was good and the quantity was a solid meal. Employees were great, the drive-thru went pretty darn quickly, and I have no issues with calling this a solid 4-star experience. I'll definitely be back.

Very friendly and clean location. Service here is great and the frozen custard is delicious…read more There is only one drawback to this location: Getting there. Access is weird and easily missed from the main street. In order to park you have to make your way around the drive-through and parked cars waiting for their drive-through orders. When you finally get to the parking you find that it is rather limited and once you try to leave you have to content with the drive through folks speeding around the corner with limited sight.

First time to a Culver's! We weren't sure what to order so we asked Dynasty who was so sweet and…read morevery helpful. Come and visit her if you are new to the place. The food was very tasty we especially enjoyed the fries. This establishment was very clean and spacious.

After my Watch Night service on NYE, as the clock crossed into the New Year, everything was closed…read moreeverything except White Castle. The line was long, it was clearly short-staffed, and it was the very first hours of the year... so I honestly didn't expect much. Then I met Mariah. She was absolutely wonderful. From the moment she greeted me, she was kind, warm, patient, and genuinely sweet. Her smile alone could change your mood; it honestly felt like something straight out of a Disney movie. Despite the long line and the pressure of being short-staffed I never felt rushed, and she never showed frustration, and was so helpful. I asked for extra tartar sauce, and without hesitation, she happily took care of it. What really stood out was her spirit. That was the first place I stopped in the New Year, and because of Mariah, it was a truly positive and memorable experience. I felt genuinely blessed to interact with someone so kind right at the start of my year. White Castle is lucky to have her. Mariah made my night, and my New Year, start off beautifully. Thanks for having her.

I will never order directly from a White Castle again. They were always slow, the food is good,…read morebut the service is just horrible. Now that they have their full "AI" menu, service is even slower and it never gets the order correct. So, I'll buy White Castle at the grocery store.

I paid at the kiosk for extra cookie dough in my cookie dough milkshake, and it came with LESS than…read moreat other locations. Rreally? It was more like a chocolate shake, no cookie dough, with just a little bit sprinkled on top. Fail !

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