I recently ordered delivery from this Culver's restaurant…read more I ordered the Mushroom and Swiss Value Basket which comes with a drink and side. I ordered the onion rings as a side which is about a dollar up charge. I also ordered a single patty ButterBurger with cheese. Delivery was really quick. The Mushroom and Swiss burger came in its own box. Both burgers were very good. They were seasoned really well, fried good and quite appetizing. The hamburger bun is a little thicker than most burger joints. The onion rings were very good, fried perfectly and not overtly greasy. The onion rings come with your choice of sauce. I chose Culver's signature sauce which is a white sauce, mildly spicy, and has a pickle taste in my opinion. I highly recommend. Food is a little more than most fast food places, but everything was packaged carefully and it appears they take pride in the food that they serve.

The food was great,as normal. I tried the cod sandwich, which was delicious & piping hot. Only…read morecomplaint about it is at looking at the ingredients online, it does have canola and/or soybean oil in the breading AND that it's fried in. The cashier was kinda pushy with the sauces. I asked if any sauces came with meals for free and she said no. All sauces are at least 35 cents. That does irritate me. Two things: 1st, that the menu doesn't list prices of sauces (at least list a price range instead of "sauces may have a fee") and 2nd, that the cashiers push them for every meal, every person. I wrote a great review last time we were here, but noticed another reviewer complained about being charged for the dips/sauces. I don't remember feeling pushed to order sauce the previous time,and I don't use much dip or sauce with my meals. But other fast-food restaurants automatically include dip/sauce with certain items like onion rings, so that is why I asked about a different sauce than the cashier was pushing- for my onion rings. But because of the extra cost, I chose not to order any sauce. It probably wouldn't have bothered me as much if I hadn't noticed how the cashier girl kept pushing the boom boom sauce to every single person in our party, but without mentioning the extra fee. With budgets getting tighter & tighter, we're having to be more careful with our money. Thirty-five cents (or more) may not seem like much, but If everyone in the family orders 1-2 sauces, it can (and has in the past) add several dollars to your bill that you weren't expecting. We've been eating out a LOT because of a renovation we're working on. We've eaten at this Culver's quite a few times and until yesterday, all the cashiers have been pleasant, helpful & cheerful. I can't say yesterday's cashier wasn't pleasant, but it felt forced. Like she wasn't truly a pleasant cheerful person or really didn't want to be there. Most other cashiers in the past have been extremely friendly & helpful & seem genuine. Anyway, between the extra, hidden costs of sauces for your meal, the overall cost of eating out (anywhere; not just here) and looking at the ingredients lists online and (not surprisingly) finding MANY MANY food products containing and/or being fried in soybean and canola oils, we will be making eating out a rare thing ASAP- for out budget and our health! But the food does taste good. And I was pleasantly surprised to see ACTUAL BUTTER. Butter in the buns and if you get a butter packet, it's actually butter- not margarine or a blend with crappy oils. So that's a positive.

So unorganized. Bathrooms are a mess. Catering orders are always missing items…read more Short staffed. Rude management.

My husband loves this place more than he loves me. It's O-K. I like the soup (they have a nice…read moresoup selection but I like the cheddar broccoli) and skinny sub--I usually go for the veggie melt (avacado, Swiss, cheddar, provolone and mushrooms) often I'll add bacon My husband always orders the Italian + . He gets the original on white and he says it's the perfect portion. He snags a bag of the voodoo chips too. The kids get him a gift card to PotBelly every year for Christmas and he's always looking forward to it!

I stopped by here on my travels between Columbus and Indianapolis, hoping to grab a quick meal to…read morego so I could get back on the road. Unfortunately service happened to be slow. I waited much longer than I had expected. All I had ordered was a grilled cheese meal, but apparently the kitchen was backed up so my order was delayed. My food was very good, as always. Employees were very friendly and the dining room was clean.

Table was filthy when we go there; I cleaned it off myself since there weren't any other tables…read moreavailable. We waited nearly 20 minutes for a 3-piece cod dinner. When it was finally delivered, one of the fish pieces was broken in two, and the entire lunch was cold. I got a refund. The cashiers excuse for taking so long was that they were busy.

good food and good service and good ambiance very good overall…read moresmall portions but still good good

I recently placed a GrubHub order at this Raising Cane's Chicken…read more I've never ate at this chain restaurant before but many people seem to like it. I ordered the Cainiac Combo with a large Hi-C fruit punch drink. This combination meal comes with five chicken fingers, curly fries, a side of coleslaw, and a slice of Texas toast. The chicken fingers are breaded really well, juicy, and really good tasting. Two containers of Cane's sauce were included. The dipping sauce is somewhat spicy but there isn't really a kick The coleslaw was pretty good and creamy. The Texas toast was good as well. I didn't care for the krinkle fries. They seemed cold not very flavorful. I wish Cane's had other sides to choose from like green beans or mashed potatoes and gravy. I give this establishment 4 stars because the chicken fingers were good but I cannot recommend the fries. They are hard, lack flavor, and were delivered cold. I would go for the chicken fingers but not the fries. The Cainiac Combo with five chicken fingers is a lot of food.

Very efficient location. Food was great and hot…read more Drive thru backed things up a bit, but staff was working well together.

We stopped by during our road trip, and it made for the perfect break. My husband is an LSU alum,…read moreso we always hunt for Raising Cane's wherever we go--and this Huber Heights location was a great find! The restaurant was clean, had plenty of parking, and offers a convenient drive-thru for those on the go. The LSU-themed decor, along with the inviting outdoor seating area lit by charming lights, created an atmosphere that enhanced our dining experience. As always, the food was exceptional--crispy, tender chicken fingers, Texas toast, crinkle-cut fries, and that signature and addictive Cane's sauce that keeps us coming back! The service was fast and friendly, making our visit even more enjoyable.The service was fast and friendly, making our stop even more enjoyable. If you're passing through, definitely check this location out--great food, great ambiance, and a perfect pit stop!

Came here for one thing the Root beer & left with a Rootbeer and a float!…read more Loved the Rootbeer! To get the Rootbeer it toon about 5 minutes. They did mention if we got food it would take 45 minutes... which I was not willing to wait. However, it was packed, lots of people. As it was my first time I didn't not know you had to order in your car or eat at the "bar" on the stools to be served. Which was fine, I just didn't know before coming. It is a cash only so when you come make sure you have that or pay via Venmo. It look like a classic place that people bring their families too enjoy a beautiful day at! Will comeback to try the food another time.

The Root Beer Stande is out here being nasty to people asking simple questions about their "bucket"…read moresundaes and deleting comments when customers point out that they're overreacting and being rude. Their food isn't that good either. Way too large of a menu and only a couple of items that they make just okay. On my last visit, I ordered their noodles and mashed potatoes. The potatoes were dry and flavorless. I actually had to add some milk to them and doctor them up once I got home to even make them somewhat edible. The noodles were over salted. I have hyponatremia, so I add salt to EVERYTHING. I couldn't have added salt to these noodles if I wanted to. Oh, and my root beer float was only half full. It was a great place when I was a kid. It's a shame what the new owners have done to the place!

False advertisement as far as time. They stop taking phone orders at 9 and they close the kitchen…read moreat 9:30p. The food is always great! Driving 40 mins to town is a bummer...

Hair in food, then I found a dead fly in my Mac and cheese…read more The corn bread taste old. And rice was watery and made me feel sick after the fact.

Late night activities! Food was ok. The people were super…read morenice! The chicken was cooked good and still juicy. You do pay for extra for sauces. The facility was clean and quiet. They had the game on, but we took it to go and food was still good. The chicken sandwich was huge regardless. I would beee to come a second time, to try it.

Service was outstanding. Product was mediocre at best. Come on Shaq!!!!!! I expected this place…read moreto threaten Raising Canes - but it made me wish I had passed. Fingers were lacking flavor, bread was, just bread, best thing in the box was the fries. I might return and try a sandwich, but I'd have to be really hungry. Just my opinion, but I wish Shaq the best because he is a great guy.