by: Random Person Dairy Queen sells ice cream.Dairy Queen is very good.All of the employees will treat you with respect.It will not take long to get your sweet treat. There are lots of flavors to choose from.Dairy Queen is very convenient on a hot day.You will get your ice cream in less than five minutes! I think you should to Dairy Queen.
(5)
Tim B.
Employees are nice and prompt for as busy as this location gets. Food is as good as the Dairy Queen brand has proven. The reason for my poor rating is the fact that this location seems to close whenever the heck they feel like it. They do not always adhere to posted hours and don't seem to care how busy they are when closing. They have closed 15 minutes early while I was still in the drive through line! On colder days and days where it's snowed I've even seen them closed as early as 7pm even though posted hours are 9. Other than the inconsistency of operations, they do well.
(2)
Celeste M.
Ice cream is ice cream, customer service is what keeps business coming back. On wednesday july 10th -745pm I stopped here for the Orange Julius and a mini blizzard. It seems the lil girl at the drive thru is having a bad night and has an attitude. I ordered a mini blizzard, she gave me a medium , and charged me a medium. No apology, then cops a attitude when I asked her to fix it?! Really- if your going to work with people pull your head out of your ass and own your mistakes and leave the attitude at home. Her manager wasn't any better - their probably friends that's why. I hope someone sees this from a corporate level and provides customer service training to associates and management should also be trained to keep their employees in check while in duty as well. She's gonna cop an attitude with the wrong person and regret it- the younger me would have pulled her thru that window.
(1)
yolanda b.
The staff there is so incredibly nice. Definitely worth the drive from my house to this DQ when I'm craving a blizzard! They make masterpieces!
(5)
Greg B.
I love Dairy Queen. They have the best soft serve and if you're looking for a good, quick dessert from a chain restaurant I typically recommend Dairy Queen. But this location is small, dirty, has terrible service, and soft serve that isn't the right texture. It was too thin. The defining characteristic of a Blizzard is that you should be able to turn it upside down without falling out of the cup. This location's soft serve was too thin so my Blizzard could not be turned upside down. It was nearly ice cream soup. This location was so bad that I actually contacted corporate about it. I'm yet to hear back but depending on their response I may adjust my review to 2 stars.
(1)
Jordan B.
To the ladies of this Dairy Queen.... You all look miserable. Look up 'Im miserable shoot me now on google images, and you will find these ladies, in their shit stained dairy queen uniforms. I want to hand you a shot, give you a high five and tell you it's going to be ok, but you work at dairy queen so yah. Anyways thanks for the blizzard!
(2)
Jm W.
nahhh cant
(2)
Dave B.
This DQ is in a perfect location. It is just a short walk from Mr Car Wash. I had the traditional vanilla soft-serve [almost, but not really ice cream] dipped in "chocolate" [which seems to have a lot of wax in it]. I remember as a kid how these were a super special treat.
(3)
Vicky L.
Pretty good location. Food and ice cream is good, but kind of slow service. Overall a tasty treat every now and then!
(4)
Kyle M.
If you're a dog owner, READ THIS. If you're not, still read it because it's still cute. I simply write to tell you about one thing this location does for people who go there with dogs in tow: PUP CUP. Yes, the Pup Cup...my dog's favorite thing besides eating out of the kitty litter boxes. We walked there one day and the guy at the counter asked "do you want a pup cup for your doggy?" I was like "WHAT?" He smiled, went back into the kitchen, and brought out a small cup of vanilla soft-serve with a fresh Milkbone dunked down into it. I nearly peed my pants, and my dog actually peed....like father, like son (sort of). I asked how much it was, and he said "oh, those are always on the house." PERFECT. Now, the Pup Cup tradition is well cemented at my house, for obvious reasons. If they don't offer you one, just ask, and they'll gladly make your dog a Pup Cup too, on the house. Occasionally, they are out of the milkbones, but they'll still give you the soft serve for your poochie. I think it's great PR when businesses do things like that for animals.
(5)
Holly G.
Dairy Queens are always a favorite in my book, but good luck trying to order the lesser-known or "secret" items on the Dairy Queen menu here, and you might get looked at really funny. They usually don't know how to make them, like some special Dairy Queens of the Denver-metro know how to. Plus, I don't know how I feel about the combined Orange-Julius + Dairy Queen concept. I much prefer the old-school Dairy Queens rather than the new "revamped" ones. Plus, the drive-thru on this one can't have a line more than 2 cars in it or else they back up onto 38th and that is terribly annoying.
(3)
Maria S.
Oh DQ! Why are you trying so hard to make me not like you anymore!?!? I love Dairy Queen. I grew up on it. I love getting Blizzards but that last 3 times I have been here, I have gotten random ingredients in my blizzard. It is like they dont spin off the leftovers from the blizzard they made before making mine. Banana peices do not belong in a mint Oreo blizzard. Ever. It's gross when you arent expecting it. My husband was not thrilled to find Snickers pieces (probally from my order) in his non-snicker blizzard. I know that DQ is fast food, but the quality seems to be going down hill. Bummer
(2)
C C.
Mmmm. Large Blizard with Oreos and Reeses. Nothing better in life!!!
(5)
Michael S.
The girls were very friendly and pretty quick too. The only down side was my wife drove out of the parking lot without me as I failed to notice. So husbands beware, if your wife wants you skinny, she might make you walk home with your cone.
(4)
D R.
... if it is good enough for Warren Buffett, it is good enough for me ...
(5)
Kate G.
It's both fortunate and unfortunate this DQ/OJ is just a short bike ride from my house. I feel the need to make frequent stops in the summer. No matter where I go in Denver, I have to pass by this tempting place on my way home. It's tiny, so walking up to the counter is way more fun than the drive-thru. There are a few benches and tables around the side to sit at. I'm boring and always get soft-serve cones and this is hard to screw up but my two most common accomplices at DQ have issues with their order every single time. My husband never seems to get the "chocolate cherry love" blizzard exactly the same each time, and never is it the same as how he used to get it in Washington. Apparently the complex formula of ingredients is difficult to replicate (uh, chocolate, cherries?). My poor neighbor never gets his butterscotch dip, or crunchy topping, they claim not to have those here. This doesn't prevent them from a sugar binge nor does it prevent us from coming back. I'm sure Little Man is better but it's such a big hill to ride back up on my bike...
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by: Random Person Dairy Queen sells ice cream.Dairy Queen is very good.All of the employees will treat you with respect.It will not take long to get your sweet treat. There are lots of flavors to choose from.Dairy Queen is very convenient on a hot day.You will get your ice cream in less than five minutes! I think you should to Dairy Queen.
(5)Tim B.
Employees are nice and prompt for as busy as this location gets. Food is as good as the Dairy Queen brand has proven. The reason for my poor rating is the fact that this location seems to close whenever the heck they feel like it. They do not always adhere to posted hours and don't seem to care how busy they are when closing. They have closed 15 minutes early while I was still in the drive through line! On colder days and days where it's snowed I've even seen them closed as early as 7pm even though posted hours are 9. Other than the inconsistency of operations, they do well.
(2)Celeste M.
Ice cream is ice cream, customer service is what keeps business coming back. On wednesday july 10th -745pm I stopped here for the Orange Julius and a mini blizzard. It seems the lil girl at the drive thru is having a bad night and has an attitude. I ordered a mini blizzard, she gave me a medium , and charged me a medium. No apology, then cops a attitude when I asked her to fix it?! Really- if your going to work with people pull your head out of your ass and own your mistakes and leave the attitude at home. Her manager wasn't any better - their probably friends that's why. I hope someone sees this from a corporate level and provides customer service training to associates and management should also be trained to keep their employees in check while in duty as well. She's gonna cop an attitude with the wrong person and regret it- the younger me would have pulled her thru that window.
(1)yolanda b.
The staff there is so incredibly nice. Definitely worth the drive from my house to this DQ when I'm craving a blizzard! They make masterpieces!
(5)Greg B.
I love Dairy Queen. They have the best soft serve and if you're looking for a good, quick dessert from a chain restaurant I typically recommend Dairy Queen. But this location is small, dirty, has terrible service, and soft serve that isn't the right texture. It was too thin. The defining characteristic of a Blizzard is that you should be able to turn it upside down without falling out of the cup. This location's soft serve was too thin so my Blizzard could not be turned upside down. It was nearly ice cream soup. This location was so bad that I actually contacted corporate about it. I'm yet to hear back but depending on their response I may adjust my review to 2 stars.
(1)Jordan B.
To the ladies of this Dairy Queen.... You all look miserable. Look up 'Im miserable shoot me now on google images, and you will find these ladies, in their shit stained dairy queen uniforms. I want to hand you a shot, give you a high five and tell you it's going to be ok, but you work at dairy queen so yah. Anyways thanks for the blizzard!
(2)Jm W.
nahhh cant
(2)Dave B.
This DQ is in a perfect location. It is just a short walk from Mr Car Wash. I had the traditional vanilla soft-serve [almost, but not really ice cream] dipped in "chocolate" [which seems to have a lot of wax in it]. I remember as a kid how these were a super special treat.
(3)Vicky L.
Pretty good location. Food and ice cream is good, but kind of slow service. Overall a tasty treat every now and then!
(4)Kyle M.
If you're a dog owner, READ THIS. If you're not, still read it because it's still cute. I simply write to tell you about one thing this location does for people who go there with dogs in tow: PUP CUP. Yes, the Pup Cup...my dog's favorite thing besides eating out of the kitty litter boxes. We walked there one day and the guy at the counter asked "do you want a pup cup for your doggy?" I was like "WHAT?" He smiled, went back into the kitchen, and brought out a small cup of vanilla soft-serve with a fresh Milkbone dunked down into it. I nearly peed my pants, and my dog actually peed....like father, like son (sort of). I asked how much it was, and he said "oh, those are always on the house." PERFECT. Now, the Pup Cup tradition is well cemented at my house, for obvious reasons. If they don't offer you one, just ask, and they'll gladly make your dog a Pup Cup too, on the house. Occasionally, they are out of the milkbones, but they'll still give you the soft serve for your poochie. I think it's great PR when businesses do things like that for animals.
(5)Holly G.
Dairy Queens are always a favorite in my book, but good luck trying to order the lesser-known or "secret" items on the Dairy Queen menu here, and you might get looked at really funny. They usually don't know how to make them, like some special Dairy Queens of the Denver-metro know how to. Plus, I don't know how I feel about the combined Orange-Julius + Dairy Queen concept. I much prefer the old-school Dairy Queens rather than the new "revamped" ones. Plus, the drive-thru on this one can't have a line more than 2 cars in it or else they back up onto 38th and that is terribly annoying.
(3)Maria S.
Oh DQ! Why are you trying so hard to make me not like you anymore!?!? I love Dairy Queen. I grew up on it. I love getting Blizzards but that last 3 times I have been here, I have gotten random ingredients in my blizzard. It is like they dont spin off the leftovers from the blizzard they made before making mine. Banana peices do not belong in a mint Oreo blizzard. Ever. It's gross when you arent expecting it. My husband was not thrilled to find Snickers pieces (probally from my order) in his non-snicker blizzard. I know that DQ is fast food, but the quality seems to be going down hill. Bummer
(2)C C.
Mmmm. Large Blizard with Oreos and Reeses. Nothing better in life!!!
(5)Michael S.
The girls were very friendly and pretty quick too. The only down side was my wife drove out of the parking lot without me as I failed to notice. So husbands beware, if your wife wants you skinny, she might make you walk home with your cone.
(4)D R.
... if it is good enough for Warren Buffett, it is good enough for me ...
(5)Kate G.
It's both fortunate and unfortunate this DQ/OJ is just a short bike ride from my house. I feel the need to make frequent stops in the summer. No matter where I go in Denver, I have to pass by this tempting place on my way home. It's tiny, so walking up to the counter is way more fun than the drive-thru. There are a few benches and tables around the side to sit at. I'm boring and always get soft-serve cones and this is hard to screw up but my two most common accomplices at DQ have issues with their order every single time. My husband never seems to get the "chocolate cherry love" blizzard exactly the same each time, and never is it the same as how he used to get it in Washington. Apparently the complex formula of ingredients is difficult to replicate (uh, chocolate, cherries?). My poor neighbor never gets his butterscotch dip, or crunchy topping, they claim not to have those here. This doesn't prevent them from a sugar binge nor does it prevent us from coming back. I'm sure Little Man is better but it's such a big hill to ride back up on my bike...
(3)