Culver’s

It’s a Culver’s. Like all others.
I don’t seek them out but when I’m in nowheresville on a holiday and nothing else is open or when all other options are non-​existent, Culver’s will do. Here’s what you will always find at any Culver’s:
1. Old people: They love this place. Perhaps it’s their fondness for crinkle-​cut fries and custard.
2. Cleanliness: Someone is always mopping or wiping. Good to see.
3. Friendliness: Almost as if they enjoy working fast-​food. Again, good to see.
4. Walleye fish fry: You know you are in Wisconsin when…
5. Acceptable custard. If you’re not from Wisconsin, you love it. If you are, then you know it’s just «OK».
Give me a crispy chicken sandwich and a well rehearsed smile and I’ll be on my way.

This is my 2^nd time here and both time they fukd up my order always never add my pickles and onions
But this time they didn’t give me but 1 pickle and I asked for xxx pickles no onions and it was a double and they gave me 1 pattie and it’s not that big all they did was add more pickles and put another pattie on top
Will not come back ever, straight trash

Love this place. There isn’t much in Elkhorn, but I’ve always had great service here. The food is always good and the people are very friendly. Yeah you may have to wait a short while sometimes if the place is busy, but that is the same everywhere. I will definitely be going back here in the near future!

I was in Elkhorn for business last fall and wanted something quick to take back to my nearby hotel, so ordered from the drive-​through lane. What a mistake! The cars ahead of me moved slowly, and after I finally did get up to the window to pay, they had me — along with several other cars — «pull ahead» to the designated waiting spots, where we sat for nearly 10 minutes. At one point, I considered leaving and going to McDonald’s next door instead. (NOTE: If you’re going to offer drive-​through service, you need to understand that people expect their food quickly!!)
When I finally did get my food, it (chicken strips) came with no apology, no dipping sauce, no silverware and no napkins — and a receipt that was printed in such light ink, there was no way I could submit it to my company for reimbursement. By the time I realized all of these mistakes, I was too ticked off and tired to take the time to go inside to complain — and the clueless teenager who delivered the food was long gone.

I was in town for a birthday and needed something for lunch as I got to town early. It was 11:00 and Culver’s had just opened. I walked in and the display was still dark with some over head lamps turned off. I asked why they didn’t have them on and the girl just shrugged her shoulders and walked over and flipped a switch and came back.
I ordered a sourdough sandwich and it was your standard Culver’s quality. Service was speedy and prices seemed on par with other Culver’s restaurants.