I went in to grab a quick to-go order at this location and it was very busy. I waited for my order…read moreand my order number was called at the same time as the order behind me. When I got to the counter there were two identical bags of food, so I asked the employee which bag was my order. He didn't hear me and asked me to repeat the question, so I loudly asked "which is which?". The employee took offense at how loud I was, and the other customer told me I was being rude. I suppose In-N-Out prefers for customers to paw through each bag until they discover which one is theirs. The employee (Anton) indicated which bag was mine, and I left. Unfortunately, the other patron decided it was his job to verbally assault me in the parking lot. He followed me right to my car and screamed at me and blasted me with profanity. It was very scary. As far as the food goes, the burgers were fine, the price was fair, but the fries were dried and desiccated. Just really weird, mealy fries. I don't feel safe every going to this location again, so I won't be back.

I'm from Deep South Texas and we don't have an In-N-Out there. This was super worth it! So…read moreflavorful! Their fries were super crunchy and good! It gets packed! So try to beat the rush hour. Ambiance was busy, and loud. Felt like I was in an old diner, I'm glad I made the stop to give it a try!

I first tried a whataburger about two weeks ago, and when I realized they put mustard by default on…read morethe burger, I was not happy with my order. Yesterday at the airport I made sure to order it custom and it came out great. I would choose Whataburger over Burger King any day. I try not to eat fast food too often, but this place doesn't cause me much issues in moderation, nor did I have issues after on my flight.

- Whataburger at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport…read more After finding very limited breakfast options at the airport lounge, I walked over to Whataburger because I had missed the chance to try it during my previous trip to Texas. Coming from California, I have access to plenty of good burgers, but Whataburger had been talked up enough that I was curious to finally give it a try. The service was not particularly welcoming. I stood at the counter looking at the menu and waited for the employee to acknowledge me or ask whether I was ready to order. Instead, she looked away and did not say anything. When I stepped closer to the counter, she finally asked, "Do you want something?" Since it was around 6:00 a.m., I asked whether they were only serving breakfast or if the regular menu was also available. She told me they were serving everything, so I ordered a cheeseburger, fries, and a drink. My food came out in about 10 minutes. The burger and fries were fine, but nothing about them really stood out to me. The service was also fairly middle-of-the-road overall--neither especially good nor terrible. One frustrating issue was the table. It looked normal, but it was extremely wobbly. A small movement caused my drink to tip over and spill, and I had to get a refill. Based on how unstable the table was, it seems unlikely that I was the first customer to encounter the problem. Overall, Whataburger was okay. I would not go out of my way or find myself craving it, but if someone handed me one of their burgers, I would still eat it.

Forget fast flying. I will now be looking for long layovers at DFW--and will gladly take the sky…read moretrain to terminal D, even if I'm not connecting through there. TX/MX is my destination. It's home to some awesome servers, bright, an airy, colorful ambiance and a margarita that makes my top 10 list-and I've spent decades building and curating that list. I was there on a Tuesday morning in August-and found a comfy seat at the bar (where, yes, you can plug in and charge devices). I had just slammed down some Aunty Anne's pretzel bites, so wasn't hungry. But I was hoping for a great margarita-the kind you can only find west of the Mississippi. Ohhh, I found it-margarita mission accomplished. I ordered the first class margarita... and it lived up to its name. Lately I've only been able to find: bad mixes, too tangy or super weak 'ritas. This was none of that-it was superb... sublime, even. Totally worth the $22 (August 2026 price)-the kind of drink where you keep saying "man, this is good," with each sip. My excellent server, Crystal, didn't even laugh at me when I did it. I can't wait to go back and try the food. There's a cute little dining area adjacent to the bar-that seems to be close to everything in terminal D, including gates and other restaurants and retail. Time to book another trip through DFW! Thanks, TX/MX!

It's fine. If you can't get into a lounge and need to have some airport food, it's a decent option…read morebut set your expectations to an inferior Chilis. FIrst off, you know it's not going to be great TexMex. You should be able to come to that realization the moment your eyes gaze upon the name of the establishment and everything within the restaurant. However, you're tired, you're hungry, and you're resigned to airport food so, in you go. The real question should be do you need to have more of a fast casual restaurant experience with some booze the likes of Applebees or Ruby Tuesday? If not, you're much better off grabbing something from Chick-fil-A as it's a lot tastier and much cheaper. Otherwise, come on in, get some radioactive colored sugary cocktail and dine on some really mid enchiladas. Service was fine.

I always enjoy Shake Shack when I'm ever in Dallas especially at the airport. The service was…read morefairly quick. My fries could've been a little bit warmer, but the cheese was nice and piping hot. I love the fact that they don't put it on top and they put it on the side for you to dip your french fries in my shake, though was absolutely amazing nice thick and creamy

Located opposite Gate C6 at DFW Airport Lots of seating…read morewith Shake Shack branding embossed along the concourse wall where there was located additional food court seating. I was in the area around lunch time and considered grabbing a fast burger even though I had lunch scheduled for my DFW to SFO flight boarding around 1:30pm. There were a few persons in line waiting to order, and far more waiting for their names to appear on a display announcing food was ready for pickup. Given that the kitchen looked backed up I opted to just wait to eat on my flight. Back at my gate a family seating near feasted on some Shake Shack that looked appetizing, but FYI the kitchen took some time to prepare their lunch. I'd happily consider Shake Shack if on a long connection between flights and I was not being feed inflight.

Quality banh mi sandwich at C gates, next to C20. They were…read morevery quick and friendly which helped make my short connection in American transfer at DFW. Could easily also take on plane. They are in a food court with little amount of seating next to Chick-fil-A. Good prices for airport value. Will definitely be my go-to food choice in Dallas for a transfers.

I rolled up at 10am and there was one guy working the counter. He was clearly overworked because…read moremaking a bunch of sandwiches takes a very long time. The chicken pho, however does not require much. The stock, noodles and broth were already pre-made. I waited about 20 minutes and asked him what was going on. He said sorry let me get right on it. He then proceeds to scald himself on the hot broth. Clearly lacking prioritization and multi-tasking skills. I cant blame him entirely though. This is a management problem and shortly after 3 more employees showed up to help out. I definitely did not tip and the guy was adjusting the tip jar trying to guilt trip me into throwing a few dollars in for his mediocre service. Uncle roger would not approve of this place for pho. They used glass noodles and only provided lime slices as garnish. Nothing else: hoisin, sriacha, bean sprouts, a little jalapeño didn't kill anyone. For $17 after tax in dfw, it's a sad day here.

We got chicken nuggets and fries and they came out quickly and fresh! Wish the fries were better…read moresalted but otherwise a good airport meal.

McDonalds isn't really a good deal in terms of the cost to our planet and our health to begin with,…read morebut add the bad deal in terms of airport fast food cost and that's the main ingredients for a one star review. Don't get into the long line thinking "oh it will move fast," because you would just be deluding yourself. Coffee not fresh.

I love an ordering screen so I can customize my order! I stopped at this whataburger on both legs…read moreof my trip and it was the right call. There are four ordering screens if you're paying with a card or if you're paying with cash there's a worker at the counter. I got the jr burger with cheese, mayo and ketchup. I upgraded my fries and on my way home I upgraded my drink to a strawberry shake. Just remember your number when it comes up on the screen! The food came out pretty quickly, even when there were a bunch of people waiting. I lucked out and got a seat inside the restaurant both times. The seating is functional and they have a few tables and some counter spots. Very decent fast food and friendly service!

I am from Canada and when we see videos of people visiting Whataburger or Buccee's we feel a bit of…read moreFOMO. Now that the opportunity came up I knew I had to experience it. The burger reminds me of a classic drive in burger, super juicy, super saucy. The drinks served in the classic insulated foam cups.

The food tastes so good…read more Love the cheesy snowflake tenders here. Highly recommend this place. Great service as well.

The most juiciest, tasty, delicious chicken in the area. My children and I loved it so much. The…read moreBBQ SOY GARLIC BOMBS are exactly that, BOMB! My kids are literally asking when are we coming back and we haven't even finished our meal. The vibe is calm and friendly. Looking forward to our next visit !!