There are no DQs around here, so I was (lamely) psyched when this one opened. It's attached to a gas station, but it's nice. The food's good quality. I usually get chicken or fish and they're both really good. I like the bread they have here as they put it on a panini press or something (even if it's just toast). It's still just white bread, but it's just something a little different, you know? If I do get a burger though, they're good. Definitely better than McDonald's or Burger King, that's for sure. And of course...the ice cream. Let me just say this: if it's summer, get the freaking s'mores blizzard flavour. UNF. Get it in a cup, get in a cone, get it as a shake, it doesn't matter. It's just good. Maybe I'm biased because s'mores are my favourite dessert (no lie), but I love it. A word of the wise: avoid coming here on Tuesday nights. It's family night. They get super slammed. I have no idea what exactly family night entails, but from what I could gather it meant lots of parents and kids ordered a hell of a lot of ice cream. It meant we ended up waiting 15 minutes for our food while people who came in way after us got their ice cream and left. Pretty annoying, to say the least. But any other time I've come, the service has been fine, as has the turnaround in terms of when the food arrives.
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David D.
I love it. All of the others are imposters. Blizzards malts. You name it. Makes summers worthwhile.
(5)
Erica B.
I'm from the Midwest originally, which means there is a DQ on every corner just about everywhere. Actually, if I was a betting gal, I'd place odds on the fact that there are more DQs than Starbucks in my old hood. We searched high and wide in Memphis for a DQ when we first moved here, and sadly this is one of only a few locations we've stumbled upon (quite literally in this case). I love me some Butterfinger Blizzards, turtle waffle bowls and cherry dipped cones. There's something fantastic about the way the soft serve oozes out of the tiny holes in the crunchy cherry coating on a hot summer day. Mmmm. This spot is really clean despite it being attached to a gas station. In fact. the entire building seems new. Trust me on this one, no matter how bad a Dairy Queen craving might get, it won't ever be bad enough to eat at one attached to a questionable gas station. So, go forth and indulge in the creamy goodness.
(4)
Mike D.
Maybe it was my fault for thinking that even though they were near closing, they would still care about the quality of their food, but I was wrong. I went through the drive through about 30 minutes from closing and ordered a mushroom swiss burger. I had the distinct displeasure of watching them assemble my sandwich. I watched them take a patty out of a warming box, throw it on a bun, put the cheese and mushrooms on, wrap it up, and throw the entire thing in the microwave for 2 minutes. I was hungry, in a hurry, and not in the mood to argue, so I figured, whatever, I'll just eat it. That was a mistake. The texture of the meat was awful, the mushrooms were slimy and disgusting, and I'm not sure they can legitimately call the cheese swiss. I ate 1/4 of the burger and threw the rest in the trash. The fries were equally bad and soggy. I ate 3 or 4 and couldn't stomach the rest. I will never eat at this place ever again even if it was free. They could offer to pay me to eat their burgers and I wouldn't. Save your time and money and go somewhere else.
(1)
Samantha B.
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place before. We stop by it every time we pass it because we love getting it. I feel that the small is even too much for me so I almost always get the mini. I actually went through a phase (before I joined Yelp!) where I tried a bunch of different blizzards to figure out what I liked. But since that was before I joined Yelp I cannot remember what I tried and liked or didn't like! Things like this is exactly why I joined Yelp. I concluded that I like mixtures with oreos, brownie chunks, cheesecake, and fudge (not all together!). Since I cannot remember what I like I guess I will have to start over trying all the different flavors! Love!: Fuge Ok: Birthday Cake (try again) Turtle Pecan Cluster (hubby fav) Didn't like: Strawberry Cheesecake
(5)
Trey J.
The workers were nice enough but that's where the nice stops. Ordered my food off the menu and sit down, then find out they no longer sell some of the items on their menu, so I get to reorder. While waiting on the food I was treated to an orchestra of chaos. I can only assume it was the manager that had the gold grill in her mouth since she was yelling at everyone else in the kitchen. One employee yelled back for her to tell a different employee to do whatever task she felt was beneath her. Finally I got my food in a "to go" bag (I asked for it "for here"). No team work or organization involved at the location. After finishing my food I went up to get my blizzard (that i had asked to not wait on but they didn't catch that request either) and had to tell them for a 3rd time what kind I wanted. While waiting on the blizzard I had a lovely view of an employee fanning herself with a hamburger Patty (without gloves on) before slapping it on a burger to serve it up. I later saw the same employee sneeze directly into her hand. Not coming back here any time soon.
(1)
Jerelyn C.
This was the closest Dairy Queen in my vicinity, but I should have driven further to a different location. The workers were unprofessional and careless. They had no concerns about food quality. They allowed people behind the counter that didn't work there. The worker just gave us our blizzards without saying which was which and didn't give us spoons. She then looked at us like we were stupid when we asked for spoons. The blizzard flavored weren't even correct but at that point we just wanted to leave. It was a whole feeling of them not caring. My blizzard wasn't worth such terrible service.
(1)
Chris L.
The dipped cones are better than Prozac. The food isn't that great but their ice cream rocks. The peanut butter and chocolate sundae thing is great. But I have been a dipped cone fan since I was a kid. And they know how to make them look visually appealing unlike McDonalds who serves a tumor looking blob of ice cream covered in chocolate still running down on their hand as they hand it to you.
(4)
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Fisherville, TN, 38018
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
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Katie D.
There are no DQs around here, so I was (lamely) psyched when this one opened. It's attached to a gas station, but it's nice. The food's good quality. I usually get chicken or fish and they're both really good. I like the bread they have here as they put it on a panini press or something (even if it's just toast). It's still just white bread, but it's just something a little different, you know? If I do get a burger though, they're good. Definitely better than McDonald's or Burger King, that's for sure. And of course...the ice cream. Let me just say this: if it's summer, get the freaking s'mores blizzard flavour. UNF. Get it in a cup, get in a cone, get it as a shake, it doesn't matter. It's just good. Maybe I'm biased because s'mores are my favourite dessert (no lie), but I love it. A word of the wise: avoid coming here on Tuesday nights. It's family night. They get super slammed. I have no idea what exactly family night entails, but from what I could gather it meant lots of parents and kids ordered a hell of a lot of ice cream. It meant we ended up waiting 15 minutes for our food while people who came in way after us got their ice cream and left. Pretty annoying, to say the least. But any other time I've come, the service has been fine, as has the turnaround in terms of when the food arrives.
(4)David D.
I love it. All of the others are imposters. Blizzards malts. You name it. Makes summers worthwhile.
(5)Erica B.
I'm from the Midwest originally, which means there is a DQ on every corner just about everywhere. Actually, if I was a betting gal, I'd place odds on the fact that there are more DQs than Starbucks in my old hood. We searched high and wide in Memphis for a DQ when we first moved here, and sadly this is one of only a few locations we've stumbled upon (quite literally in this case). I love me some Butterfinger Blizzards, turtle waffle bowls and cherry dipped cones. There's something fantastic about the way the soft serve oozes out of the tiny holes in the crunchy cherry coating on a hot summer day. Mmmm. This spot is really clean despite it being attached to a gas station. In fact. the entire building seems new. Trust me on this one, no matter how bad a Dairy Queen craving might get, it won't ever be bad enough to eat at one attached to a questionable gas station. So, go forth and indulge in the creamy goodness.
(4)Mike D.
Maybe it was my fault for thinking that even though they were near closing, they would still care about the quality of their food, but I was wrong. I went through the drive through about 30 minutes from closing and ordered a mushroom swiss burger. I had the distinct displeasure of watching them assemble my sandwich. I watched them take a patty out of a warming box, throw it on a bun, put the cheese and mushrooms on, wrap it up, and throw the entire thing in the microwave for 2 minutes. I was hungry, in a hurry, and not in the mood to argue, so I figured, whatever, I'll just eat it. That was a mistake. The texture of the meat was awful, the mushrooms were slimy and disgusting, and I'm not sure they can legitimately call the cheese swiss. I ate 1/4 of the burger and threw the rest in the trash. The fries were equally bad and soggy. I ate 3 or 4 and couldn't stomach the rest. I will never eat at this place ever again even if it was free. They could offer to pay me to eat their burgers and I wouldn't. Save your time and money and go somewhere else.
(1)Samantha B.
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place before. We stop by it every time we pass it because we love getting it. I feel that the small is even too much for me so I almost always get the mini. I actually went through a phase (before I joined Yelp!) where I tried a bunch of different blizzards to figure out what I liked. But since that was before I joined Yelp I cannot remember what I tried and liked or didn't like! Things like this is exactly why I joined Yelp. I concluded that I like mixtures with oreos, brownie chunks, cheesecake, and fudge (not all together!). Since I cannot remember what I like I guess I will have to start over trying all the different flavors! Love!: Fuge Ok: Birthday Cake (try again) Turtle Pecan Cluster (hubby fav) Didn't like: Strawberry Cheesecake
(5)Trey J.
The workers were nice enough but that's where the nice stops. Ordered my food off the menu and sit down, then find out they no longer sell some of the items on their menu, so I get to reorder. While waiting on the food I was treated to an orchestra of chaos. I can only assume it was the manager that had the gold grill in her mouth since she was yelling at everyone else in the kitchen. One employee yelled back for her to tell a different employee to do whatever task she felt was beneath her. Finally I got my food in a "to go" bag (I asked for it "for here"). No team work or organization involved at the location. After finishing my food I went up to get my blizzard (that i had asked to not wait on but they didn't catch that request either) and had to tell them for a 3rd time what kind I wanted. While waiting on the blizzard I had a lovely view of an employee fanning herself with a hamburger Patty (without gloves on) before slapping it on a burger to serve it up. I later saw the same employee sneeze directly into her hand. Not coming back here any time soon.
(1)Jerelyn C.
This was the closest Dairy Queen in my vicinity, but I should have driven further to a different location. The workers were unprofessional and careless. They had no concerns about food quality. They allowed people behind the counter that didn't work there. The worker just gave us our blizzards without saying which was which and didn't give us spoons. She then looked at us like we were stupid when we asked for spoons. The blizzard flavored weren't even correct but at that point we just wanted to leave. It was a whole feeling of them not caring. My blizzard wasn't worth such terrible service.
(1)Chris L.
The dipped cones are better than Prozac. The food isn't that great but their ice cream rocks. The peanut butter and chocolate sundae thing is great. But I have been a dipped cone fan since I was a kid. And they know how to make them look visually appealing unlike McDonalds who serves a tumor looking blob of ice cream covered in chocolate still running down on their hand as they hand it to you.
(4)