Pretty much all I can ask for out of a fast food place. Food is hot and tastes good, I'm served quickly, the workers are friendly, the place is clean, and the meals are cheap. Only cost me just under $7 for a large #10, so I'm not sure how the other reviewer got charged $8 for a medium, but whatever.
(5)
Vivian Y.
The only thing I buy here is their Chilli, other than that it's not worth of trying. I don't like their burgers here.
(3)
Bob G.
Normally this location isn't too terrible. The past couple times I've visited, however, haven't been up to par. I was rushed while giving my order and once I did receive my food it was terrible. The burger was literally dripping with grease - to the point where it was pouring out of the wrapper all over myself and my car. It will certainly be a while until I visit this location again.
(2)
Danan R.
I stopped here because I had some coupons and didn't feel like cooking or eating anything remotely healthy after a long day at work. The sandiches were supposed to be buy one, get one free but somehow the cashier charged me an extra $.20. It wasn't that I couldn't afford the twenty cents but the principle very much irked me, especially when he refused to give me a receipt and said, "Wel, it's only $.20. It's basically nothing." Yeah, tell that to someone in Shanghai who could buy a breakfast with that money. Anyhow, I did eventually get my money. The grilled chicken sandwiches were a bit dry and definitely not as big as the ones from Burger King. I think that I'll stick with the nuggets next time...and a different location.
(1)
Brian N.
So, like I said, I normally don't review chains, but I gotta do this bc this place gave me ogeda recently and I will never go back to this particular Wendy's. So I pull up in the drive thru after a brief excursion at Marshall's in the same shopping center and begin to drop my normal Wendy's spiel - which is "#4 combo, medium, Dr. Pepper." But this time all I could get out was "#4 comb..." and the dude on the speaker cuts me off to ask what drink I wanted. "Dr. Pepp..." again, cut-off to ask the size. "Med..." "Okay will there be anything else?" in a hurried tone... I was about to jump through this speaker and choke somebody. Before I could finish saying, "No, that's it." I was told to pull around. When I pull around guess what I see? It's the manager taking orders - it wasn't even busy enough for him to be taking orders with the amount of workers there (this is previous White Castle Shift Manager experience talking.) I said "woosah" a few times and let it slide. I don't have time to eff with a fast food manager on his drive-thru etiquette. Now when I go to the Wendy's in Morrisville, this meal costs $7.40 - I have my exact change ready to go. For some reason in Princeton, this same meal costs $8. I know they can charge differing prices, but it seemed odd, and just added to the bad experience. Then when I get home an begin to pull the contents from the bag, the fries are in disarray as if trying to escape the bag, and the *outside* of the burger wrapper was covered in slimy grease. I noticed later this grease had soaked through the bag an onto my passenger seat. grrrrrrr... never.going.back...
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
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Rob K.
Pretty much all I can ask for out of a fast food place. Food is hot and tastes good, I'm served quickly, the workers are friendly, the place is clean, and the meals are cheap. Only cost me just under $7 for a large #10, so I'm not sure how the other reviewer got charged $8 for a medium, but whatever.
(5)Vivian Y.
The only thing I buy here is their Chilli, other than that it's not worth of trying. I don't like their burgers here.
(3)Bob G.
Normally this location isn't too terrible. The past couple times I've visited, however, haven't been up to par. I was rushed while giving my order and once I did receive my food it was terrible. The burger was literally dripping with grease - to the point where it was pouring out of the wrapper all over myself and my car. It will certainly be a while until I visit this location again.
(2)Danan R.
I stopped here because I had some coupons and didn't feel like cooking or eating anything remotely healthy after a long day at work. The sandiches were supposed to be buy one, get one free but somehow the cashier charged me an extra $.20. It wasn't that I couldn't afford the twenty cents but the principle very much irked me, especially when he refused to give me a receipt and said, "Wel, it's only $.20. It's basically nothing." Yeah, tell that to someone in Shanghai who could buy a breakfast with that money. Anyhow, I did eventually get my money. The grilled chicken sandwiches were a bit dry and definitely not as big as the ones from Burger King. I think that I'll stick with the nuggets next time...and a different location.
(1)Brian N.
So, like I said, I normally don't review chains, but I gotta do this bc this place gave me ogeda recently and I will never go back to this particular Wendy's. So I pull up in the drive thru after a brief excursion at Marshall's in the same shopping center and begin to drop my normal Wendy's spiel - which is "#4 combo, medium, Dr. Pepper." But this time all I could get out was "#4 comb..." and the dude on the speaker cuts me off to ask what drink I wanted. "Dr. Pepp..." again, cut-off to ask the size. "Med..." "Okay will there be anything else?" in a hurried tone... I was about to jump through this speaker and choke somebody. Before I could finish saying, "No, that's it." I was told to pull around. When I pull around guess what I see? It's the manager taking orders - it wasn't even busy enough for him to be taking orders with the amount of workers there (this is previous White Castle Shift Manager experience talking.) I said "woosah" a few times and let it slide. I don't have time to eff with a fast food manager on his drive-thru etiquette. Now when I go to the Wendy's in Morrisville, this meal costs $7.40 - I have my exact change ready to go. For some reason in Princeton, this same meal costs $8. I know they can charge differing prices, but it seemed odd, and just added to the bad experience. Then when I get home an begin to pull the contents from the bag, the fries are in disarray as if trying to escape the bag, and the *outside* of the burger wrapper was covered in slimy grease. I noticed later this grease had soaked through the bag an onto my passenger seat. grrrrrrr... never.going.back...
(1)