Wendy’s

There’s really not much to say about this Wendy’s except that service is sloooooooooow, for no reason! This place isn’t even busy around dinner time; the place, while not deserted, never seems to have a lot of business. If you’re in a hurry, skip this Wendy’s — you’d be better off going across the street to McDonalds (as other Unilocalers have pointed out), Little Caesars, or even Pizza Hut!
This is one of the smaller locations. There is a TV, but it doesn’t play any real channels — just this weird pop culture channel framed by more Wendy’s advertising. There is free WiFi here.
I had no issues with the food, and the order was accurate. And while the food is generally higher quality than McDonald’s (and their ingredients/​burger toppings — aka lettuce, tomato, onions seem fresher), Wendy’s is definitely pricier. I do like the chocolate frosty — except I always find it difficult to get it out of the straw! My recommendation: don’t come here unless you’re really craving Wendy’s.

The only reason this particular location gets 4 stars is that they have a decent drive thru. I’ve tended to go inside but I will no longer. Only one cashier who was obviously new and inexperienced. They have two registers which isn’t enough alone to keep the line moving. Only one large family ahead of me. I decided to go through the drive thru and it went very smoothly. Out in two minutes. Service inside gets a 2 but drive thru gets 5 stars.

Yummy burgers and fries… never have been disappointed by the food. It is definitely a little bit pricey, since I’ve had orders elsewhere that aren’t fast food end up cheaper, but you can’t control the pricing of a franchise. The only reason I’m giving this a 4 is because the service is slow sometimes… I’ve waited in the drive through line for about 30 minutes before in regret of not going elsewhere, but that regret goes away once I have the food. There may be a completely legit reason though that has made it take a while at times, so I give them the benefit of a doubt and still continue to go. Definitely worth it either way in my opinion.

Extremely slow paced and understaffed both times I came here at night. Rough indoor wait time ~ 5 minutes per customer. 3 customers ahead of me was about 15 minute wait, so after the first two I just left and went to McDonald’s around the corner. The McDonald’s always have plenty of staff, and it’s actually «fast» food.

I used to love to come here for the Pretzel bun burgers, which are no longer part of the menu. This is the closest Wendy’s to me and unfortunately I will l not be visiting until it is up to code with health regulations.
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I love Wendys. It’s my new McDonalds except it costs a shit load of money so I only go here once in awhile.
I almost always get the Double Baconator, but the last couple of times I’ve been I’ve gotten the Asiago Crispy Chicken Sandwich which is really good. Fries are okay, nothing great even though they’ve tried changing their fries in order to compete with McDs. The chicken nuggets are usually moist and delicious.
Like the couple of people have mentioned, the service is slow and it does take a bit longer to get your food, but not slow enough that it has pissed me off.
Overall:
If this were rated against other fast foods, I’d give it a 3.5−4 stars but since I’m using a delineated scale, I’ll say 3 stars.
High fast food price: 2 stars
Tasty food: 3 stars
Overall 3 stars because food is really good, but then again, this is a fast food place, albeit a high class one.

To label this place «fast food» would be a misnomer. They’re remarkably slow and botch orders constantly. I think I’ll go to The Bagelry across the street — their food rocks!

I love this Wendy’s, because it’s always very funny.
First, Wendy’s has great fried chicken sandwiches, the fries are good, they have lite lemonade, which no other fast food places have, and I love Frosty’s. I used to like the hamburgers when I used to eat meat — they’re better than McDonald’s, which isn’t hard, because McDonald’s hamburgers no longer taste like anything.
The service here is bizarre. There’s a big guy at the cash register who doesn’t pay attention to anything you say. One time I said a 6 (meal), small, a 3 (meal), small, and a hamburger. He said, a 6 and a hamburger? And a 3, I said. A 3 and a 6? And a hamburger, I said. This went on for awhile. We always have to ask repeatedly for extra mayonnaise.
Another time I said a 2, a 6, and a chocolate Frosty. What flavor Frosty? he said. Chocolate, I said. What flavor Frosty did he give us? Vanilla. I took my cup to go get a drink — he saw me do it — he added another empty cup to the tray.
The guy behind us ordered two cheeseburgers. The cashier said, do you want cheese? On the cheeseburgers? Yes.
The customers are also bizarre. Last week a customer was arguing over whether his Frosty was $ 1.49 or $ 1.79. We waited for five minutes while the big cashier guy stood with his mouth open, listening to the customer argue with the manager. Finally I said, can we order? Another time a woman got very indignant thinking that she’d been charged for a whole meal instead of just a sandwich, and her husband patiently explained that she hadn’t. She then shoved past us the wrong way in the line to avoid taking three extra steps to go the other way to get to the ketchup. Another time a woman cut in front of us and made us wait while she got sea salt instead of regular salt.
I look forward to the next time.