I had the same dude taking my order through the drive thru on three separate occasions; he seriously needs to provide better customer service because he sounds lazy with a bad attitude. "If you don't like your job, why bother staying." It's just a bad representation of Wendy's. I even got cold fries with cheese not even melted. I know I sound like a fatass complaining about food, but seriously this is what I'm paying for; not only the food, but the service too because I want to be able to come back and say "hey let's go to Wendy's on the Lynnway, I like the service there better!" I hope someone there reads this so they can inform the young dude to check the way he is speaking to his customers and make sure the food is warmed up correctly.
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Stephen M.
Way better than the Wendy's on Boston street with the big fat dark skin guy who gives everyone and their moms Rollings eyes and the biggest attitude ever if I want Wendy's I come here to avoid the horrible service on Boston street
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Joseph C.
A quick lunch stop for a cup of chili and small salad. The chili tasted OK but was so thin and watery I was in disbelief that it would be served. The salad was basically a bowl of lettuce with a package of croutons on the side. Not a good option.
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David V.
The strangest thing happened to me at this Wendy's, and now it's happened more than once. First, I pull up to the drive-through ordering area and place my order. Second, as I begin driving up toward the window, the window opens. Out comes a metal pail, lowered to the ground by an employee leaning out the drive-up window. Clang! the metal pail hits the pavement, is lifted back up and brought back inside. I arrive at the window, pay, and receive my food. So what the hell is up with that bucket? I tried asking once, but the window person didn't speak English well enough to give me a satisfactory answer. That's the main problem with this location - folks who don't speak the English too well. However, they probably get my order right as often as at any other location. Hey, it has Frosties, it's near work and often the only thing open when I get out. It's no In-N-Out, but I'm glad it's there.
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Clara L.
Dave Thomas is rolling in his grave. By far the worst Wendy's ever. Over 25 minutes to order and get our food, melted frosty, and cold fries? Unacceptable.
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Tra V.
Fries are always cold
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Jason B.
This is the original location I aways used to eat at.....Staff is always friendly and on point with orders.. Seating areas are always clean along with the bathrooms (ask me how I know)...Anyhow 3 stars up for this location.
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Tyler G.
I had the same dude taking my order through the drive thru on three separate occasions; he seriously needs to provide better customer service because he sounds lazy with a bad attitude. "If you don't like your job, why bother staying." It's just a bad representation of Wendy's. I even got cold fries with cheese not even melted. I know I sound like a fatass complaining about food, but seriously this is what I'm paying for; not only the food, but the service too because I want to be able to come back and say "hey let's go to Wendy's on the Lynnway, I like the service there better!" I hope someone there reads this so they can inform the young dude to check the way he is speaking to his customers and make sure the food is warmed up correctly.
(1)Stephen M.
Way better than the Wendy's on Boston street with the big fat dark skin guy who gives everyone and their moms Rollings eyes and the biggest attitude ever if I want Wendy's I come here to avoid the horrible service on Boston street
(3)Joseph C.
A quick lunch stop for a cup of chili and small salad. The chili tasted OK but was so thin and watery I was in disbelief that it would be served. The salad was basically a bowl of lettuce with a package of croutons on the side. Not a good option.
(1)David V.
The strangest thing happened to me at this Wendy's, and now it's happened more than once. First, I pull up to the drive-through ordering area and place my order. Second, as I begin driving up toward the window, the window opens. Out comes a metal pail, lowered to the ground by an employee leaning out the drive-up window. Clang! the metal pail hits the pavement, is lifted back up and brought back inside. I arrive at the window, pay, and receive my food. So what the hell is up with that bucket? I tried asking once, but the window person didn't speak English well enough to give me a satisfactory answer. That's the main problem with this location - folks who don't speak the English too well. However, they probably get my order right as often as at any other location. Hey, it has Frosties, it's near work and often the only thing open when I get out. It's no In-N-Out, but I'm glad it's there.
(3)Clara L.
Dave Thomas is rolling in his grave. By far the worst Wendy's ever. Over 25 minutes to order and get our food, melted frosty, and cold fries? Unacceptable.
(1)Tra V.
Fries are always cold
(1)Jason B.
This is the original location I aways used to eat at.....Staff is always friendly and on point with orders.. Seating areas are always clean along with the bathrooms (ask me how I know)...Anyhow 3 stars up for this location.
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