Standard fare for White Castles. Was definitely a saving grace for me this previous Sunday as there were no other drive-thru fast food locations nearby. I was still a bit peckish after Sunday lunch with the family. I ordered two cheese White Castles and a small order or Chicken rings with Zesty sauce. All of it was tasty, piping hot, and fresh. The drive thru attendant didn't even flinch at my disobedient barking dog in the backseat and maintained peak friendliness. I would come here again. Well, if I was in Indiana on a regular basis, at least.
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Ken B.
Stopped in for lunch before I left Indy. White Castle is just as awesome as it was years ago when I first had it. The staff was very friendly and my order was made with minimal wait. The place was clean, which is critical to me in a place like this. The only issue is that the seating was minimal. The place does most of business via the drive thru so this makes sense. Otherwise it's always good to make it to a White Castle. Harold and Kumar would be disappointed if I didn't.
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Joshua L.
We poor sods in Maine have no White Castle, no In & Out, no Sonic. I honestly don't know how we get by. Anyway, stopped here on a road trip from AZ back to ME. First time at a White Castle and I wasn't disappointed. $15 fed two of us with 2 sodas, 2 fries, 10 burgers and 1 order of onion chips. Definitely more food than we needed, but I mean, who knows when I'll be there again? The burgers are incredibly close to the frozen ones only greasier. Fries tasty and the onion chips were good. One thing I had never seen before and have questions about: red cream soda. What the heck is that?? So, would I eat it often? No, while delicious going down, I hated myself for doing it afterward and had to live with slider burps for the next 4 hours (docked 1 star) . Would I eat it again? Oh yeah.
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Suzie T.
Well, to Andy G. visiting. Hats off to you for an honest review. -but one thing you have to understand is that it's an aquired taste! Everyone here has known White Castle since they were young. (if they're older) Well granted, many people have never tried and many people don't like. -but for some people that were dirt poor in college, or in the 60''s & needed a fill up, know ramen noodles and white castle sandwiches. (now it's burritos as big as your head). My brother (65yr old native Hoosier) flys in from California, and demands a stop at the white castle on the way to my home. Then hits it a couple of times in his 2wk visit. You have to know -- IT IS THE ORIGINAL SLIDER. This is all in fun you know, and Hats Off to you for bringing the truth to Indiana!
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Andy G.
Not all fairy tales end happily ever after. As a transplanted native son of the Midwest, one of the greatest shames in life was that, until today, I had never eaten at a White Castle. Back home in Texas, we do not have White Castle, except for the version found in the frozen food section at the supermarket. But those couldn't possibly be indicative of the real White Castle slider... could it? Today, the 32 year stay in hamburger purgatory ended. While in town for a convention, my buddy and I arrived at the white faux-masonry mecca that is White Castle. We ordered the #7, which gave us 10 sliders, 2 orders of fries, and 2 sodas. As we drove back to our hotel, the anticipation built to a level I had not felt since Ralphie was about to take the first shot with his Red Ryder BB Gun in A Christmas Story. Finally, we arrived at the hotel, and eagerly dug into our long awaited fare. I took a slider out. I bit into it. I chewed. I swallowed. I died a little on the inside. What I learned today is that the sliders from White Castle taste exactly like a reheated frozen mini cheeseburger that sat in the microwave for at least 5 minutes after it was done, and was then reheated a second time. I have no idea how they managed to achieve that consistency, because I saw them throw these things on the grill in the back. At least, I thought that's what I saw. Perhaps the entire thing is an intricate house of mirrors, and the entire production staff at White Castle is actually one guy with a microwave and an endless stack of frozen White Castle boxes. Regardless, their burgers were a lukewarm limp mess, and the aftertaste was so bad that it could not be alleviated until we busted out the fudgcicles we'd bought at the grocery store earlier. If anything, today's White Castle experience was a wake up call after a 32 year nap. It goes to show you that just because something has a cult following, it doesn't mean it's any good. White Castle may be good after a long night of drinking, or after going 10 rounds with Puff the Magic Dragon. The reality though is that I'm not drunk, I'm not stoned, and White Castle tastes like a wet cardboard sandwich. And so, I sit here, a disillusioned soul with a bad taste in my mouth both literally and figuratively. Perhaps one day White Castle will see the error of their ways and offer up a slider that is, in the very least edible. I hope that does happen, but unfortunately, it'll be at least another 32 years before I ever find out.
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Craig U.
Standard fare for White Castles. Was definitely a saving grace for me this previous Sunday as there were no other drive-thru fast food locations nearby. I was still a bit peckish after Sunday lunch with the family. I ordered two cheese White Castles and a small order or Chicken rings with Zesty sauce. All of it was tasty, piping hot, and fresh. The drive thru attendant didn't even flinch at my disobedient barking dog in the backseat and maintained peak friendliness. I would come here again. Well, if I was in Indiana on a regular basis, at least.
(3)Ken B.
Stopped in for lunch before I left Indy. White Castle is just as awesome as it was years ago when I first had it. The staff was very friendly and my order was made with minimal wait. The place was clean, which is critical to me in a place like this. The only issue is that the seating was minimal. The place does most of business via the drive thru so this makes sense. Otherwise it's always good to make it to a White Castle. Harold and Kumar would be disappointed if I didn't.
(4)Joshua L.
We poor sods in Maine have no White Castle, no In & Out, no Sonic. I honestly don't know how we get by. Anyway, stopped here on a road trip from AZ back to ME. First time at a White Castle and I wasn't disappointed. $15 fed two of us with 2 sodas, 2 fries, 10 burgers and 1 order of onion chips. Definitely more food than we needed, but I mean, who knows when I'll be there again? The burgers are incredibly close to the frozen ones only greasier. Fries tasty and the onion chips were good. One thing I had never seen before and have questions about: red cream soda. What the heck is that?? So, would I eat it often? No, while delicious going down, I hated myself for doing it afterward and had to live with slider burps for the next 4 hours (docked 1 star) . Would I eat it again? Oh yeah.
(4)Suzie T.
Well, to Andy G. visiting. Hats off to you for an honest review. -but one thing you have to understand is that it's an aquired taste! Everyone here has known White Castle since they were young. (if they're older) Well granted, many people have never tried and many people don't like. -but for some people that were dirt poor in college, or in the 60''s & needed a fill up, know ramen noodles and white castle sandwiches. (now it's burritos as big as your head). My brother (65yr old native Hoosier) flys in from California, and demands a stop at the white castle on the way to my home. Then hits it a couple of times in his 2wk visit. You have to know -- IT IS THE ORIGINAL SLIDER. This is all in fun you know, and Hats Off to you for bringing the truth to Indiana!
(2)Andy G.
Not all fairy tales end happily ever after. As a transplanted native son of the Midwest, one of the greatest shames in life was that, until today, I had never eaten at a White Castle. Back home in Texas, we do not have White Castle, except for the version found in the frozen food section at the supermarket. But those couldn't possibly be indicative of the real White Castle slider... could it? Today, the 32 year stay in hamburger purgatory ended. While in town for a convention, my buddy and I arrived at the white faux-masonry mecca that is White Castle. We ordered the #7, which gave us 10 sliders, 2 orders of fries, and 2 sodas. As we drove back to our hotel, the anticipation built to a level I had not felt since Ralphie was about to take the first shot with his Red Ryder BB Gun in A Christmas Story. Finally, we arrived at the hotel, and eagerly dug into our long awaited fare. I took a slider out. I bit into it. I chewed. I swallowed. I died a little on the inside. What I learned today is that the sliders from White Castle taste exactly like a reheated frozen mini cheeseburger that sat in the microwave for at least 5 minutes after it was done, and was then reheated a second time. I have no idea how they managed to achieve that consistency, because I saw them throw these things on the grill in the back. At least, I thought that's what I saw. Perhaps the entire thing is an intricate house of mirrors, and the entire production staff at White Castle is actually one guy with a microwave and an endless stack of frozen White Castle boxes. Regardless, their burgers were a lukewarm limp mess, and the aftertaste was so bad that it could not be alleviated until we busted out the fudgcicles we'd bought at the grocery store earlier. If anything, today's White Castle experience was a wake up call after a 32 year nap. It goes to show you that just because something has a cult following, it doesn't mean it's any good. White Castle may be good after a long night of drinking, or after going 10 rounds with Puff the Magic Dragon. The reality though is that I'm not drunk, I'm not stoned, and White Castle tastes like a wet cardboard sandwich. And so, I sit here, a disillusioned soul with a bad taste in my mouth both literally and figuratively. Perhaps one day White Castle will see the error of their ways and offer up a slider that is, in the very least edible. I hope that does happen, but unfortunately, it'll be at least another 32 years before I ever find out.
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