I've gotta bump them up to 5 Yelpie stars. We come here at least once a week and always very, very late at night. I mentioned in my other review that they keep the drive-thru moving quickly even when it gets really busy on Friday and Saturday nights after the bars close. I felt the need to update because as often as we come here, not once has our order been incorrect or sloppy. We also always get the chili-cheese fries and they put plenty on the fries... the cheese is always melted perfectly. Such a difference from the Krystal we use to go to all the time at the corner of 103rd and Blanding. I'm also still amazed that every employee we encounter has been all smiles and friendly. I can't say I could be that friendly in the middle of the night when dealing with all the drunks coming from the bars at 2 and 3am. Kudos to them! I know we shouldn't eat here are often as we do. The food is oh-so-bad for you. But, we're night owls, eat dinner late, and there just aren't that many options.
(5)
Rodney M.
Yep it's Krystal. Lil food Ok price... Not so much per volume. Anywho had a coupon for an express breakfast (eggs, sausage, grits, toast) for a buck 99. Well worth it! This spot has consistent good & quick service plus being open 24/7 is useful.
(3)
Amanda N.
Always slow and mostly rude. I do enjoy the angus burger. I also have seen some crazy stuff in their parking lot. Only excusable to go here when u r drunk
(3)
Amber G.
The food is Krystal. You know what you're getting. The service here was exceptionally friendly, though.
(4)
Murray W.
On the hunt for food while driving from Orlando to Jekyll Island, we spied Krystal as an option from highway signs just past downtown Jacksonville. The crew that I was with was in the same mindset that I was - coming from eastern Canada there's a lot of American fast food chains that for better or worse (probably better) haven't made it to our neck of the foods. So when we're down in the US, amongst the meals sampling local styles and generally nice modern places, we like to throw in a new fast food experience, and Krystal was our nominee this time. It was just after the lunch rush when we showed up and there was no line up at the registers, and just a few of the middle aged/older locals having a chat in the dining area. After surveying our menu options, I went with the "5 for $5" combo, selecting two Krystals with cheese, two Chiks, and a small fries for my five items and tacked on a medium drink for $1. We got our numbers and went to sit down, although our trays were kindly brought out to us in a matter of minutes. I started off with the Chiks, their breaded chicken sandwiches, wanting to have it at what should be its peak level of crispness before it steamed itself under its own heat in the bun. While I'm sure they come to the store frozen in a bag, the chicken was actually pretty decent - moist and tender, with a slight peppery hit to the crispy breading. It was a tasty little sandwich. The lone pickle added some tartness for contrast, and there was the Goldilocks level of mayo on it as well. Next up was the (in?)famous Krystal burger itself. The meat was definitely nothing to brag about, but nothing that thin at a chain restaurant could be. But really it's more about the package as a whole - the diced onions, the cheese, the mustard and the pickle, this is what burgers used to be like back in the mid-20th century. Krystal is one of the few spots still doing burgers this way, and that alone deserves some points. My fries were right out of the fryer; hot, crispy and fluffy inside, they weren't a "Eureka!" moment in the history of french fries, but they were still quite enjoyable. Service was friendly and quick, and lunch for two cost and impressively low $13. While I'm not going to wish that there were Krystals all over Nova Scotia, I can now tick Krystal off my somewhat sad list of American QSR "must eats".
(3)
John S.
Is it sad that we eat here often and we're not a couple of drunks scavenging for food?? While the food isn't the best in the world, it's very addictive and we often find ourselves craving it late at night....hmmmm... Well, since we are people of the night, it's not unusual for us to get hungry and find that this is one of the only places open..... The food itself is decent.... The service here isn't bad either. The drive-thru moves quickly, although at times they have to repeat themselves several times to the drunks in front of us.... This is a good place to cure that late night craving.
(3)
Mark B.
The Late night drunk food should I say. You know after eating really good and pretty foods. You just need to throw it out the window and get a couple gut bombs. I really don't know what happened but the feeling just came over me. Cheese Krystals with the steamed bun and a touch of mustard. Then that wafer brown piece they call meat. It just brought back many old memories of really late night trying to sober up enough to drive. A lot sure has changed one I don't drink so that throws the whole drunk out. I'm old so that throws the whole late night thing out too. I just had the hanking for some old krystal cheesebugers.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
Burger or Hamburger is savored as the most desired fast food meal in the United States. A hamburger is basically a sandwich prepared by stuffing ground meat patty, generally beef, between two slices of a bun cut in half. Hamburger is also famous for its seasoning. Most popular condiments used in hamburgers in the United States are mustard, mayonnaise, and ketchup. Besides ground meat patty, hamburgers are also stuffed with lettuce, onions, tomato slices, pickles, and cheese.
Hamburgers are also categorized into two types in the United States. Fast food hamburger and individual hamburgers served at restaurants are two basic types of burgers served in the United States. The individual hamburgers served at restaurants are prepared using everything including lettuce, onion, tomato, and sliced pickles as well as melted cheese on the patty or crumbled on top. American restaurants also serve veggie burgers for those who don't relish meat. Cheeseburgers are also hot favorite in the United States.
McDonalds is the most popular fast food burger restaurant serving different types of burgers in the United States. On the other hand, there are several restaurants such as Burger King are famous for serving the best hamburgers in the United States. Most burger restaurants in the United States often serve hamburgers with French fries and other condiments. If you have a liking for burgers in the United States, then you won't be disappointed. You can easily find the best burger restaurants in your city on our Restaurants Listings directory. Check the reviews and ratings of the top burger restaurants and savor yourself with the best hamburger in the city.
Amy S.
I've gotta bump them up to 5 Yelpie stars. We come here at least once a week and always very, very late at night. I mentioned in my other review that they keep the drive-thru moving quickly even when it gets really busy on Friday and Saturday nights after the bars close. I felt the need to update because as often as we come here, not once has our order been incorrect or sloppy. We also always get the chili-cheese fries and they put plenty on the fries... the cheese is always melted perfectly. Such a difference from the Krystal we use to go to all the time at the corner of 103rd and Blanding. I'm also still amazed that every employee we encounter has been all smiles and friendly. I can't say I could be that friendly in the middle of the night when dealing with all the drunks coming from the bars at 2 and 3am. Kudos to them! I know we shouldn't eat here are often as we do. The food is oh-so-bad for you. But, we're night owls, eat dinner late, and there just aren't that many options.
(5)Rodney M.
Yep it's Krystal. Lil food Ok price... Not so much per volume. Anywho had a coupon for an express breakfast (eggs, sausage, grits, toast) for a buck 99. Well worth it! This spot has consistent good & quick service plus being open 24/7 is useful.
(3)Amanda N.
Always slow and mostly rude. I do enjoy the angus burger. I also have seen some crazy stuff in their parking lot. Only excusable to go here when u r drunk
(3)Amber G.
The food is Krystal. You know what you're getting. The service here was exceptionally friendly, though.
(4)Murray W.
On the hunt for food while driving from Orlando to Jekyll Island, we spied Krystal as an option from highway signs just past downtown Jacksonville. The crew that I was with was in the same mindset that I was - coming from eastern Canada there's a lot of American fast food chains that for better or worse (probably better) haven't made it to our neck of the foods. So when we're down in the US, amongst the meals sampling local styles and generally nice modern places, we like to throw in a new fast food experience, and Krystal was our nominee this time. It was just after the lunch rush when we showed up and there was no line up at the registers, and just a few of the middle aged/older locals having a chat in the dining area. After surveying our menu options, I went with the "5 for $5" combo, selecting two Krystals with cheese, two Chiks, and a small fries for my five items and tacked on a medium drink for $1. We got our numbers and went to sit down, although our trays were kindly brought out to us in a matter of minutes. I started off with the Chiks, their breaded chicken sandwiches, wanting to have it at what should be its peak level of crispness before it steamed itself under its own heat in the bun. While I'm sure they come to the store frozen in a bag, the chicken was actually pretty decent - moist and tender, with a slight peppery hit to the crispy breading. It was a tasty little sandwich. The lone pickle added some tartness for contrast, and there was the Goldilocks level of mayo on it as well. Next up was the (in?)famous Krystal burger itself. The meat was definitely nothing to brag about, but nothing that thin at a chain restaurant could be. But really it's more about the package as a whole - the diced onions, the cheese, the mustard and the pickle, this is what burgers used to be like back in the mid-20th century. Krystal is one of the few spots still doing burgers this way, and that alone deserves some points. My fries were right out of the fryer; hot, crispy and fluffy inside, they weren't a "Eureka!" moment in the history of french fries, but they were still quite enjoyable. Service was friendly and quick, and lunch for two cost and impressively low $13. While I'm not going to wish that there were Krystals all over Nova Scotia, I can now tick Krystal off my somewhat sad list of American QSR "must eats".
(3)John S.
Is it sad that we eat here often and we're not a couple of drunks scavenging for food?? While the food isn't the best in the world, it's very addictive and we often find ourselves craving it late at night....hmmmm... Well, since we are people of the night, it's not unusual for us to get hungry and find that this is one of the only places open..... The food itself is decent.... The service here isn't bad either. The drive-thru moves quickly, although at times they have to repeat themselves several times to the drunks in front of us.... This is a good place to cure that late night craving.
(3)Mark B.
The Late night drunk food should I say. You know after eating really good and pretty foods. You just need to throw it out the window and get a couple gut bombs. I really don't know what happened but the feeling just came over me. Cheese Krystals with the steamed bun and a touch of mustard. Then that wafer brown piece they call meat. It just brought back many old memories of really late night trying to sober up enough to drive. A lot sure has changed one I don't drink so that throws the whole drunk out. I'm old so that throws the whole late night thing out too. I just had the hanking for some old krystal cheesebugers.
(3)