If you are trying to eat gluten free for an allergy beware. Yesterday June 17 around 7pm I was with…read moremy family and ordered a gluten free Cali Club sandwich and specified for allergy purposes. They told me it would be a few minutes since it was busy and I told them no problem that is fine. My family all got their sandwiches to sit and eat and I was watching them make mine. After they set my sandwich down next to the regular ones, I told them it needs to be made on the back counter and not on the main line where the other sandwiches are. The manager said we know. I continued to watch them make my sandwich with all the other regular bread sandwiches with bread crumbs flying all over. When they called that the sub was ready I came to the counter and again told the younger girl with long black hair that I can't eat that now, it was made on the main line and when I request it being made for an allergy it is usually made away from the other sandwiches over there and pointed to the back counter where they always make gluten free. She told me that it was really busy right now and they can't make it that way. It had to be made on the regular counter. Why even ask me if gluten free was for an allergy or a preference then????!!!!!!!!!! No other option was given. Just handed me the sandwich and expected me to eat it even though it was contaminated. The manager saw this too and offered no other solution. It could have simply been resolved by telling me they would make me a new one on the back counter area for gluten free if I could wait a few minutes and I would have been fine with that. Instead my husband who was angry at that point had the sandwich refunded since they refused to remake it for me. I sat and watched my family eat and had to grab something else on the way home. Completely unacceptable. Don't offer gluten free for allergy purposes if your staff is not knowledgeable about it or willing to accommodate even when its busy. Your staff was rude and the manager didn't even try to help and had a look on her face like she hated being there.

Jersey Mike's is how I found out I'm allergic to sulfites. What are sulfites? They are…read morepreservatives that Jersey Mike's puts on their meats. Sometimes you can see an irridescent sheen from the meats -- that is the sulfites. I tried an experiment after getting quite sick at Jersey Mike's: I got a veggie sub with the same toppings as the sub that got me sick. No problem! That's when I found out some people are sensitive to sulfites. I also found that same irridescent sheen on meat at Aldi. If you get sick after eating there, it's probably not because of spoiled or mishandled food, it could be that you are sensitive to sulfites like me. Hope this helps someone.

Great service delicious food. Inviting atmosphere. What do the kids say??? This place is always a…read morebanger. We come for the food and custard and leave happy and full! Restaurant was clean, service was helpful, food was hot and prepared fresh. I downloaded the app to collect points and received a free scoop right off the bat!

Let's start with the good. The staff are always friendly, and the newly remodeled dining room is…read morevery clean and modern, though I prefer warm LED lighting that mimics incandescents. I wish more places would use these, but perhaps I'm in the minority and people prefer the sterile coldness of cool white LEDs. Also, the food tastes pretty good. Sure, it's full of all the ingredients the other fast-food places use, like all the preservatives, seed oils, and other flavor enhancers, but it tastes pretty good. The problem for me, though, and it's a big one I've noticed at other places as well: the food tastes like artificial fragrance. At least the bun on the burger did. So it makes me think they are storing the buns in an area with fragrance (air freshener of some sort), or the plastic container the buns are stored in was stored in a room with an air freshener. It's pretty nasty to bite into a burger and taste a chemically crafted bouquet of flowers. I managed to remove the outer layer of both buns, and that got rid of the fragrance and made the burger edible. So, my suggestion for Culver's, and any food business, is to get rid of the stinking artificial fragrance. It's nasty, it's toxic, it tastes terrible, and it sticks to everything, especially plastic and anything that plastic touches. The sad part is, most people live their lives surrounded by fragrance, they can't even taste it when it's in and on their food.

Too long of a wait from when we ordered our food. Server was kind…read more Maybe they were short staffed.

The food was amazing The portions are great…read more Awesome people Awesome atmosphere Don't need to say much more

love love love the food here!! service is always amazing! one of my favorite lunch placesread more

Nothing fancy , nothing horrible , it's fast food tacos , burritos and miscellaneous, if you…read morethought it was going to be Michelin rated you are delusional . It's "good for the price " fast food , stays with you longer than Taco " I'll need a toilet asap "Bell

- "Fine, but only because I was hungry, emotionally vulnerable, and too lazy to cancel Grubhub."…read more Charley's Cheesesteaks in Rowlett is... well, it's there. Like a Tinder date who shows up on time, pays the bill, but talks exclusively about Funko Pop collections. It checks the boxes. Just don't expect fireworks. The sandwich? Adequate. The steak exists, the cheese melts (mostly), and the bread holds it together like it signed a lease but already regrets the neighborhood. It's not offensive, it's just unmemorable -- like a generic motivational poster in a dentist's office. Now the Cajun fries well they had less spice than a Bible study potluck and tasted like someone waved a paprika jar near them, then called it a day. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying Charley's is trying to be Philly, but if we're drawing lines: Pat's and Geno's wouldn't even acknowledge this place unless it asked to park their car. If there was a Rowlett cheesesteak rivalry (there isn't), Cheesesteak House would mop the griddle with Charley's and still have time to mock their cheese-to-meat ratio. And if Texadelphia opened within driving distance? Sorry, Charley -- I'm dumping you faster than a Cowboys fan after a wildcard loss. Bottom line: If you're at the mall, craving a cheesesteak, and have already made peace with life's compromises, this'll do. Just don't expect Philly. You'll get Plano at best.

Great food and great service. Restaurant was very clean as well…read more Food came out quick also.

This was our 1st time to eat at Mooyah Burgers. I had the paleo burger with pepper jack cheese. It…read morewas messy not having the bun but it was delicious!!! The bacon was thin and crispy, just like I like it. I love the sweet potato fries also. Not all burger places have that option. My husband's burger was really good too but he said he will get a single next time. We will be back!!!

Food is amazing and milkshakes are perfect with it! Easy location and clean bathrooms.read more

Tried this place on a whim. It was great! The staff were friendly, helpful, and patient. They have…read morea small outdoor play area for kiddos to play, and covered outdoor patio tables. For us alternative diners, they alshave black beans and quinoa veggie burgers and you can go bunless. They have sweet potatoe fries in addition to regular. Oh! And a few drinks on tap! I tried the Revolver Blood and Honey... I will be returning!

Good good, great service!!! Everyone is super nice and…read moreefficient! Good burgers, great bean burgers, for vegetarians, too! Crispy seasoned fries!

I finally did it. I had to see what all the hype was about. I have never been to an In N Out…read morebefore, but while passing through Texas on the way home, I made a point to try it. My first impression was that this place was insanely busy, which honestly gave me hope that the food would speak for itself. I was greeted in the drive through by an employee who was extremely friendly and took my order while I was still in line. Then it became a waiting game. From the time I placed my order until I got to the window, it took about 15 minutes. That may be normal here, but I would not call it fast food in the usual sense. That said, there are signs everywhere saying everything is cooked fresh and made to order, and if that is true, the wait is a fair trade for hot, fresh food. Sitting in the drive through was actually a cool experience because you can see into the kitchen through the glass. It was interesting to watch the team work, and the kitchen looked very clean and organized, especially considering how busy they were. I ordered the Animal Style meal since everyone says that is the best way to do it. It was about$11 which feels pretty reasonable these days. I also liked the packaging. The burger came wrapped in paper, and it made it easier to eat in the car without making a mess. As for the food, the burger was above average for a drive through restaurant. It was served hot, and the vegetables tasted fresh. But compared to a genuinely great hamburger, it was just okay. The biggest thing holding it back for me was the patty. It needed more seasoning, and that alone would have taken it a long way. The fries were the weak spot. They were overly salted, almost too salty, and they were not very hot by the time I got them. They ended up feeling like average fast food fries. Overall, if you are craving a hamburger and choosing between typical fast food options, this is worth a stop. I would take it over most chains, though I would still pick Five Guys if I wanted a better burger.

I patronize in and out as much for their smooth as silk successful business model as anything…read more Of course it helps that their offerings are served piping hot,delicious,by a smiling and courteous staff at bargain prices . I found this location to be as predictably good as the others I've visited. Go!