This is the the place. And it's been the place for a very, very long time. It even predates me and…read moreI'm nearly prehistoric at this point. The parking lot is... interesting, but there's generally more than enough spots. The drive thru is tightly wrapped by the street, but is easy enough to get into. The decor is perfectly average. There's nothing eye popping, except for the old original pricing on some boards in the back. The food itself, from the namesake burgers to the tenderloin sandwiches to the fries and onion rings; everything is just good and priced well. It's not Culver's level elite, but it's a nice step up from the McDonald's of the world. It comes out hot and is always right. The staff is always friendly and they move quickly. So if you're in the neighborhood and need a quick lunch or dinner, it's worth stopping in.

Almost $8. For a. JR. Dbl cheeseburger. $4.+ For Tater Tots…read moreWho can afford a drink? Nice enough at the drive thru window, but today my burger bun tasted like old corn tortillas. Bad grease maybe? Not good for such an expensive burger. I usually only go for a taste tot. Even those aren't as good as they were a few years back. What happened?

Tried out Mugs Up in Independence, Missouri, and absolutely loved the old-school drive-in…read moreatmosphere. The carhops came right up to our window to take our order and were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The menu is surprisingly large for such a small place. We ordered the Wiz Burger, chicken nuggets, tots, onion rings, fries, and Brown Cow root beer floats. Prices were very reasonable, which was a nice bonus. One thing I really loved was the option to order their homemade root beer in an ice-cold glass mug (which you return when you're done). It definitely adds to the nostalgic experience. Our favorite items were the crispy tater tots, the chicken nuggets (which were more like mini chicken strips), and the root beer floats. The Wiz Burger was definitely unique, but it wasn't a crowd-pleaser in our car. It's made with loose meat mixed with onions, pickles, and cheese, which may appeal to some but wasn't our favorite. I'd definitely go back to try the chicken sandwich, pork tenderloin, or spicy buffalo dog. The food itself might be closer to 3 stars, but the unique throwback nostalgia of the carhop era bumps the overall experience into 4-star territory. It's a must-try-at-least-once kind of place.

On the quest to find the best burger in Kansas City, I tested Mugs-Up Rood Beer, and it honestly…read moredid quite well. Mugs-Up is a small burger spot with no seating inside and NO DRIVE THRU, which I find charming. It harkens back to the 50s when it was first opened and even has a neon sign that looks great at night. But the whole visit here was about the burger, and while they don't have bacon here, the burger was unique in that it wasn't a patty. They continued that uniqueness by using Velveeta instead of American cheese. Strangely enough though, it only added to this old burger joint's charm. This ground meat and Velveeta burger knows what it is and is happy with that. And while I didn't love their own in-house root beer, the fries were decent crinkle cut and the rest of the experience was good enough that I definitely see myself coming back again. You can see more of our experience on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/PQLoDu8-DYs

Every Chick-fil-A I have been to has the best customer service in fast food. This location is the…read moreclosest to our house and it is just as good as the others. We have actually spent more time at the Blue Springs location. We prefer the shopping area and the atmosphere in Blue Springs, but I can't find anything at this location I would change. The food is great, the service is great, and people just seem to always be happier at this place. Maybe it's magical chicken or maybe the workers truly have something special inside of them that is contagious to their customers. Great place!

Berry parfait or worm parfait lmk, this the one I seen but imagine the ones I didn't see. Crazy…read more Customer service on point tho but cmon whole appetite gone

First off the cashier was so helpful and nice! We did not know what exactly to order and she made…read moreit super easy for us. I ordered jr double cheeseburger, fries and chocolate shake. While they were enjoyable it did blow my mind. Cheeseburger was definitely good. Meat was cooked well and bun was nice and warm. Toppings were evenly distributed as well. Why the deduction of stars is fries were nothing special. The shake was most likely pre made and then set in the freezer instead of mixed on order. I think this is a definite try and a great place to love especially if you are local to KC area.

Not worth the money. The food was mediocre at best. We spent about $70 for six people, everyone got…read morea burger, plus two orders of fries and an order of onion rings to share. The food is made to order, so it did come out hot and fresh. We also ordered two shakes, and if you enjoy really thick milkshakes you can eat with a spoon (not sip through a straw), you'll probably like them. The staff was friendly and efficient, but overall, I don't feel the quality matched the price. I'm not sure I'd visit again.

This place was a fast food restaurant, but really good. We all had the original chicken and waffles…read moreand a couple of shakes. The chicken was very moist and there was a lot of it. We all left feeling very full.

Went here for lunch, gotta say it was pretty good chicken and fries. I got the hot chicken sandwich…read morewith the fries. I must've misread the fries because I believe they had some kind of hot seasoning and goodness gracious that is some spicy seasoning. I'd say probably don't order it unless you have no nerves in your tongue but overall pretty good. Restaurant was clean and I liked the looping videos they had on the TV's. Solid lunch option.

On the quest to find the best burger in Kansas City, I tested Hi-Boy Drive-In, and it honestly did…read morequite well. Hi-Boy is a small burger spot with no seating inside and NO DRIVE THRU, which I find charming. It harkens back to the 50s when it was first opened and even has a neon sign that looks great at night. But the whole visit here was about the burger, and while they don't have bacon here, the burger was cooked to perfection. With just a bit of char around the edges for a crunch and a flavorful and juicy middle of the patty would've been enough to get a great review. But Hi-Boy also makes an AMAZING French fry that I couldn't get enough of. This spot is a very long drive from my house, but that's not going to stop me from visiting again and again. You can see more of our experience on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/PQLoDu8-DYs

If social media existed in the 1980's then this Hi-Boy would have hundreds of 'check-ins" from me…read more I used to work just a couple of miles from here for about a decade and I was regularly here to destroy their daily specials or my favorite - the Double Hi-Boy Jr. with rings. An inside walk up counter without any seating on the premises, is one of the reasons my visits have been infrequent over the past 35 years. I usually head to one of their two other locations now so I don't have to eat in my vehicle. This past Saturday i did stop in and order a tenderloin, since i am in the middle of "Ralphie's Tenderloin Tour" with 12 tenderloins under my belt (figuratively and literally) in the past month. Unfortunately their breaded pork tenderloin is mass produced and frozen, so it did not make it close to the top tier in my rankings, but for what it is ...it ain't bad. I did like that they put plenty of veggie toppings and their burger sauce on it for maximum taste. I'll probably stick with the burgers on all future visits. 3.5 stars for the tendy... 5 stars for the burgers, rings, cyclones, variety and value of the menu, and of course the decades of nostalgia and fond memories.

I love potato oles from here. I did not order the cheese sauce but I heard it's delightful. Very…read moreclean and fresh fast service. I love the tacos here.

Taco John's is what it is. Better than Taco Bell, but not Del Taco. I love the taco burger here…read more The taco and soft taco are also good. My wife and I had one of each. We also got some chips and cheese dip. The cheese was hot and very good. Here, they fill up the cup. It's nice. The restaurant is very clean! Super nice and well kept. The bathroom too. So refreshing to see pride in work. This location is on Noland right off I-70. Easy to get to. The staff is also excellent! The manager too. You can tell she has an excellent attitude. We will return.

Freddys was on the way as we hit the road to east coast…read more Honestly this chicken sandwich made me remember why I'm not a fan. The taste of a frozen piece of chicken just didn't sit well on my tummy. Loved the dirty soda. Definitely would partake on this again.

Pretty good food. The steak burger was tasty. I didn't care much for the small fries. The Onion…read moreRings were pretty good for fast food. Very nice staff there super friendly.

The food is great. Very fresh. The employees look happy and the service is great. That combination…read moregives you confidence. It's a great environment and has a great ambiance. The soda fountains were clean. It's a nice place to take the kids, almost has the feel of a nice restaurant but not awkward and no tipping which is great if you dislike the bait and switch pricing caused by tipping culture most restaurants seem to be pushing.

I went through the drive-thru. When I got to my hotel, I realized they had given me the wrong salad…read moredressing. And there were no utensils or napkins. Ugh.

Whataburger good this location interesting. I guess I should have looked at its 2 star. I was just…read moregoing by where we were close to. Burgers were big and good fries meh. Homeless people everywhere around here but a church right next door. Very confusing. Drinkswere so large. We love whataburger in Texas so we were excited to see it in Kansas City!

Great breakfast but when it comes to temp control inside it's freezing. Was told this is the temp…read morecorporate wants. It warmer outside in the 60'2 than the restaurant. They just don't care. Common thing with the KC chain.