Good as always. Fast and open until 11pm which is nice. The staff was really nice and after a rough day made things a little better.
(5)
Amy R.
I am a huge fan of Culver's and this location doesn't disappoint. The only weird thing about this location is the entrance. We always seem to have to cross right in front of the drive through lane to get inside, which makes me a little nervous because people are usually idiots when it comes to driving. Other than that, it's everything you'd expect in a Culver's, friendly staff and good food. Well, good fast food. If you've never been to a Culver's try the frozen custard. You won't be disappointed.
(4)
Sue S.
Normally I don't review chains as a general practice, but I found this particular Culver's particularly noteworthy. First of all, it's really big. There's a second back room that actually has two flat screen TVs (not huge ones, but they do the job). Second, I found the customer service at this Culver's to be even higher than normal. I noted the manager approaching a table full of seniors and offering them all coffee refills. I also noted that those drinking coffee at that table had actual ceramic mugs -- a nice touch for a group that I assume was made up of regulars. It's the little things that count.
(4)
Sarah S.
I LOVE Culver's. I have probably visited close to 15 different locations all over the west and midwest. It's the only fast food my family eats. This Culver's, however, is the worst I've ever seen. They appeared to be training new employees when my family was there and, instead of teaching them how to do their jobs properly, they were all permitted to fly by the seats of their pants. The food was poorly cooked -- chicken tenders were obviously fried twice and were still raw in the middle, onion rings were all stuck together and doughy, burgers were sub par -- and the service was lacking. I've never seen such an incompetent group. We were so disappointed that we will never return to this location.
(1)
Meg M.
The burgers are pretty darn good! It's like a midwestern cross between In-N-Out and Dairy Queen. Great burgers, fab onion rings, and plenty of ridiculous ice cream (sorry-custard) options. Did not sample the fried cheese curd, but if that's your thing, you'll be happy to know that Culver's has it. Very pleased that I discovered this place on my summer road trip.
(4)
Ben F.
Very good place. Love the cheese curds, and the burger. Very clean and very friendly.
(4)
Merinah P.
Obviously this I've has different review standards as it is fast food. My family all ordered different things and I collected the opinions starting with there burgers "they were a bit dry,but you could tell they weren't from a freezer, there buns were just average, but they didn't mess up on my order". Fries " Not my absolute favorite fries because since of them were rock solid-but with there ranch they were pretty good " Chicken "There chicken was breaded and fried to a crispy perfection, it wasn't dry and was made even better with there dipping sauces" Custard "It was really creamy and the flavor of the day brownie batter was great! Would definitely have it again" As far as atmosphere it was average as would go with any fast food place. It was pretty tacky. Lastly price you could get value meals for 7$, snack packs (your choice of burger or chicken served with small fry and drink) for 5$, or a kids meal (your choice of corn dog,grilled cheese,chicken or a burger, with juice or milk, fries or applesauce and a free scoop of custard). With that said its pretty good for a quick bite to eat without the regret of McDonald's.
(3)
Mandy H.
Average place for burgers and everything else. There is a huge menu and everything is super cheap. I absolutely love the custard ice cream!!
(5)
Jason K.
Stopped in for a sundae on a Sunday evening. Place was decently busy, but not packed. Service was quick and professional, but the sundae was decidedly subpar. Maybe this is standard for Culver's, but when I order a hot fudge sundae, I expect there to be more that a tablespoon of hot fudge. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case tonight. There's plenty of better ice cream/custard choices around, so I likely won't be back.
(2)
Geoff C.
This Culver's was practically in the parking lot of my airport hotel on the last night of a trip to the Twin Cities. I had a delicious, if greasy, butter burger with fries which I enjoyed immensely but the star of the show was the vanilla malted milkshake which was hands down the best I've ever had. Service was fast and professional and prices were fair. I'm still dreaming about that vanilla malt and will have to get another one when I return to Minnesota. I like everything about this place. Highly recommended.
(5)
The L.
Awesome lunch, very inexpensive. Fries, good burger although a little too well done, Root Beer and ice cream... affordable. Taco Salad good too. Not a bad place to catcha lunch. Service was great. Ice cream was great. Burger was great.
(4)
Natalie M.
Culver's has been a favorite of mine since they were built at this location. The service has always been second to none, and the food has been wonderful! I had never heard of this place before they came, and now I can't get enough of them! During the summer I like nothing more than walking over there to get one of their mixers or shakes. Just the other day I sat and enjoyed watching tv on one of their flat screen tvs while I ate my burger. Keep it up Culver's!
(5)
Albert L.
Service is fast and friendly here, and they get your order done right! There is a decent amount of parking space, and the inside is clean with plenty of seating. Can't complain about the fries or custard that I've had here, and the only thing I wish was that Culver's was on the East coast!
(4)
Jess A.
There's fast food - and then there's Culvers. You may have to wait to get your drive-thru Butter Burger, but only because they make them piping hot and to-order. Simple, good food. The burger on the sign actually looks like the burger they give you to order. It never fails to remind me of the walk-up northern-state lakeside hot dog and hamburger stands when I was little and it was just a guy manning a grill. You walked away with a juicy burger and smelling a bit like burning charcoals. Yeah, Culvers is like that but with a menu that also offers up cod fish fillets, prime rib sandwiches, and reubens. And don't even get me started on their frozen custards. Deeeelicious.
(4)
Tom D.
I went there today wanting something other than the usual. I had the pub burger and cheese curds, That was so filling I might not eat for a day! I love the occasional visit to Culvers. The restaurant is clean an the staff is friendly. I'll have to go back sooner. I wish that they still had Walleye on the menu.
(4)
Lindsey K.
They lost my custard order a couple nights ago and were so apologetic! I never complained and it really was no problem to have to wait, but they insisted on giving me a refund anyway and made the food for me quickly. The way they handled a mistake like that makes me feel confident that the service will continue to be as great as their food.
(5)
Brian I.
I discovered Culver's in Milwaukee years ago and even made road trips to visit Culver's once it started expanding toward Minneapolis. Finally, a few years ago, we got our own Culver's in Bloomington. The Butter Burgers are tasty and definitely in my top-ten for best burgers. Unfortunately for me, I love the taste of custard but it does not agree with me so I have had to limit my visits to Culver's over the years. I love the food at Culver's, but the homogeneity of their locations is a bit of a turn-off for me. Every Culver's location is nearly identical regardless of where it is. I used to be willing to drive for a half hour for a Culver's when they weren't in the area just because they were different from what we had, but now that they are local they are all the same.
(3)
Scott S.
Rating stays the same but went to Culvers website and perused the nutrition information on burgers and shakes: yikes! Salads for me from now on. Luckily they offer some very worthy, lower calorie/lower fat salad options for reasonable prices.
(4)
Jennifer F.
Culver's is new to me. I see the commercials, and I've driven by, but I've never stopped until today. I was feeling peckish, checked the menu online, and hit the drive-thru. Made-to-order burgers on a drive-thru? I decided to order a Culver's basic - Double Bacon Butter Burger (fun to say, no?) with fried onions. The person who took my order was patient with my questions and when I opened the bag, I had exactly what I wanted I drove home to eat it and the temperature was perfect. Two bites in and I knew I was going to be very happy. The bacon is substantial compared to other burger joints and the flavor is terrific. The beef is flavorful and well seasoned. The quantity of toppings is perfect - not sloppy at all. Delicious. Oh, and about the drive-thru, made-to-order burgers - the process is well thought. Drive-thru parking. Runners bring food right to the driver's window. The wait wasn't a problem at all. Food is delicious. And the price is amazing for the service and excellent quality of food. I'll go back to be sure.
(4)
Rhonda G.
To me it's the best fast food in existence. After all the original fast food burger places sold out to corporate greed, this place remains pure. No shrinkage of product etc. Although a little tricky to get to via frontage road and a tight parking lot, the custard is one of the firmer ones. Some places it's soft and drippy. Besides I like a hotel chain, La Casita or something being attached to it. Some good service too.
(5)
Marc O.
Wonderful burgers, great staff, but absolutely no line control. And while most customers are Minnesota nice, I hate assholes that butt in front of you to get their order in. The owner needs to do something to control the crazy insane crowds jumping in and out of line. . I avoid this location during busy weekends with ball teams. Insane! I still rank Culver's as one of the best burger joints but this owner needs to better serve his customers by not rewarding his pushy rude customers by serving them over others that are trying to figure out where the hell the line starts! I guess this is how Minnesotans start to become more like pushy New Yorkers. umm, where is my baseball bat and let's settle this in the parking lot, Yes, I have anger issues and grumpy tonight, but point made?
(1)
sarah p.
Big Mamma Hill was asking me about Culver's after reading Jaymi's review. I told her that, body detox be damned, she MUST give it a go before she takes off for Scotland in the fall. How would I describe the chain?? Culver's = Fast Food Decadence The patty melt, butter burger, onion rings, and frozen custard are far superior to McD's (but I still prefer Rondald's fries). They always seem to be located in random locations...like connected to gas stations or car washes, but if you see one, pull over. The best roadside orgasm you'll experience (that's legal).
(4)
Steven K.
I go to this Culvers often. The staff is always friendly, and the food comes out quick, and hot. I usually get the bacon double Cheeseburger. I also like some of their chicken items.
(5)
Jaymi W.
I'm not going to lie, when I ate meat and it also happened to be my birthday, I could think of nothing better than to go to Mystic Lake and stop at the Culver's and eat sixty Butter Burgers. Then I'd go and lose my money at the quarter slots and come out reeking of smoke and dying of Butter Burger-induced diarrhea. Happy birthday to me! I don't eat meat anymore but that doesn't mean I'm not still down with Culver's. Have you had their ice cream? No? What the hell is your problem? I don't know when Dairy Queen decided to stop actually adding things to their Blizzards other than the ice cream (you used to not have to search for an actual piece of an Oreo in the Oreo Blizzard, for example) but Culver's hijaked that train continues to whup the hell out of DQ. DQ = for losers, especially when there is a Culver's nearby. There's not much food for me to eat there, but the fries and onion rings rule (I'm sure they cook them in some kind of animal, but I'm not asking) and, as I said, I have fond memories of the Butter Burger. I mean, like, so fond that I'd probably go and eat one in my car right now never 'fess up to it EVER. That dead cow baby covered in suffering momma cow butter = delicious.
(4)
Jacob C.
Why can't we have one in California?? I'd fly back to Minnesota just for another Culver's burger!
(5)
Pete M.
For a chain/fast food place, Culvers is a pretty good choice - definitely better than McD's and their ilk. They have a good range of food choices - burgers of course, but also sandwiches, soups, fried chicken, and salads. The food is tasty and reasonably priced, ingredients are fresh and well, just "feels" more like real food. Every Culver's I've been in has been very clean with friendly service - they can tend to get a bit crowded however, especially during peak hours - although I view this less as a detriment than a sign that people like what they offer. I'd eat here more often if there were one closer to me.
(4)
K C.
WoW! This is my first time at a Culver's Man that was a good Burger!
(5)
dan f.
What a good quick service restaurant should be...clean, quality good, and good customer service...I.e. smiles and energy!
(4)
Jodi E.
Waste of space.
(1)
Elliot U.
This is probably the better choice of all fast food places ( which I generally avoid). The food is here is always fresh and tastes very good. They have staff that bring it out to you . The service here is usually pretty friendly as well, so I would recommend them.
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Katrina R.
Good as always. Fast and open until 11pm which is nice. The staff was really nice and after a rough day made things a little better.
(5)Amy R.
I am a huge fan of Culver's and this location doesn't disappoint. The only weird thing about this location is the entrance. We always seem to have to cross right in front of the drive through lane to get inside, which makes me a little nervous because people are usually idiots when it comes to driving. Other than that, it's everything you'd expect in a Culver's, friendly staff and good food. Well, good fast food. If you've never been to a Culver's try the frozen custard. You won't be disappointed.
(4)Sue S.
Normally I don't review chains as a general practice, but I found this particular Culver's particularly noteworthy. First of all, it's really big. There's a second back room that actually has two flat screen TVs (not huge ones, but they do the job). Second, I found the customer service at this Culver's to be even higher than normal. I noted the manager approaching a table full of seniors and offering them all coffee refills. I also noted that those drinking coffee at that table had actual ceramic mugs -- a nice touch for a group that I assume was made up of regulars. It's the little things that count.
(4)Sarah S.
I LOVE Culver's. I have probably visited close to 15 different locations all over the west and midwest. It's the only fast food my family eats. This Culver's, however, is the worst I've ever seen. They appeared to be training new employees when my family was there and, instead of teaching them how to do their jobs properly, they were all permitted to fly by the seats of their pants. The food was poorly cooked -- chicken tenders were obviously fried twice and were still raw in the middle, onion rings were all stuck together and doughy, burgers were sub par -- and the service was lacking. I've never seen such an incompetent group. We were so disappointed that we will never return to this location.
(1)Meg M.
The burgers are pretty darn good! It's like a midwestern cross between In-N-Out and Dairy Queen. Great burgers, fab onion rings, and plenty of ridiculous ice cream (sorry-custard) options. Did not sample the fried cheese curd, but if that's your thing, you'll be happy to know that Culver's has it. Very pleased that I discovered this place on my summer road trip.
(4)Ben F.
Very good place. Love the cheese curds, and the burger. Very clean and very friendly.
(4)Merinah P.
Obviously this I've has different review standards as it is fast food. My family all ordered different things and I collected the opinions starting with there burgers "they were a bit dry,but you could tell they weren't from a freezer, there buns were just average, but they didn't mess up on my order". Fries " Not my absolute favorite fries because since of them were rock solid-but with there ranch they were pretty good " Chicken "There chicken was breaded and fried to a crispy perfection, it wasn't dry and was made even better with there dipping sauces" Custard "It was really creamy and the flavor of the day brownie batter was great! Would definitely have it again" As far as atmosphere it was average as would go with any fast food place. It was pretty tacky. Lastly price you could get value meals for 7$, snack packs (your choice of burger or chicken served with small fry and drink) for 5$, or a kids meal (your choice of corn dog,grilled cheese,chicken or a burger, with juice or milk, fries or applesauce and a free scoop of custard). With that said its pretty good for a quick bite to eat without the regret of McDonald's.
(3)Mandy H.
Average place for burgers and everything else. There is a huge menu and everything is super cheap. I absolutely love the custard ice cream!!
(5)Jason K.
Stopped in for a sundae on a Sunday evening. Place was decently busy, but not packed. Service was quick and professional, but the sundae was decidedly subpar. Maybe this is standard for Culver's, but when I order a hot fudge sundae, I expect there to be more that a tablespoon of hot fudge. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case tonight. There's plenty of better ice cream/custard choices around, so I likely won't be back.
(2)Geoff C.
This Culver's was practically in the parking lot of my airport hotel on the last night of a trip to the Twin Cities. I had a delicious, if greasy, butter burger with fries which I enjoyed immensely but the star of the show was the vanilla malted milkshake which was hands down the best I've ever had. Service was fast and professional and prices were fair. I'm still dreaming about that vanilla malt and will have to get another one when I return to Minnesota. I like everything about this place. Highly recommended.
(5)The L.
Awesome lunch, very inexpensive. Fries, good burger although a little too well done, Root Beer and ice cream... affordable. Taco Salad good too. Not a bad place to catcha lunch. Service was great. Ice cream was great. Burger was great.
(4)Natalie M.
Culver's has been a favorite of mine since they were built at this location. The service has always been second to none, and the food has been wonderful! I had never heard of this place before they came, and now I can't get enough of them! During the summer I like nothing more than walking over there to get one of their mixers or shakes. Just the other day I sat and enjoyed watching tv on one of their flat screen tvs while I ate my burger. Keep it up Culver's!
(5)Albert L.
Service is fast and friendly here, and they get your order done right! There is a decent amount of parking space, and the inside is clean with plenty of seating. Can't complain about the fries or custard that I've had here, and the only thing I wish was that Culver's was on the East coast!
(4)Jess A.
There's fast food - and then there's Culvers. You may have to wait to get your drive-thru Butter Burger, but only because they make them piping hot and to-order. Simple, good food. The burger on the sign actually looks like the burger they give you to order. It never fails to remind me of the walk-up northern-state lakeside hot dog and hamburger stands when I was little and it was just a guy manning a grill. You walked away with a juicy burger and smelling a bit like burning charcoals. Yeah, Culvers is like that but with a menu that also offers up cod fish fillets, prime rib sandwiches, and reubens. And don't even get me started on their frozen custards. Deeeelicious.
(4)Tom D.
I went there today wanting something other than the usual. I had the pub burger and cheese curds, That was so filling I might not eat for a day! I love the occasional visit to Culvers. The restaurant is clean an the staff is friendly. I'll have to go back sooner. I wish that they still had Walleye on the menu.
(4)Lindsey K.
They lost my custard order a couple nights ago and were so apologetic! I never complained and it really was no problem to have to wait, but they insisted on giving me a refund anyway and made the food for me quickly. The way they handled a mistake like that makes me feel confident that the service will continue to be as great as their food.
(5)Brian I.
I discovered Culver's in Milwaukee years ago and even made road trips to visit Culver's once it started expanding toward Minneapolis. Finally, a few years ago, we got our own Culver's in Bloomington. The Butter Burgers are tasty and definitely in my top-ten for best burgers. Unfortunately for me, I love the taste of custard but it does not agree with me so I have had to limit my visits to Culver's over the years. I love the food at Culver's, but the homogeneity of their locations is a bit of a turn-off for me. Every Culver's location is nearly identical regardless of where it is. I used to be willing to drive for a half hour for a Culver's when they weren't in the area just because they were different from what we had, but now that they are local they are all the same.
(3)Scott S.
Rating stays the same but went to Culvers website and perused the nutrition information on burgers and shakes: yikes! Salads for me from now on. Luckily they offer some very worthy, lower calorie/lower fat salad options for reasonable prices.
(4)Jennifer F.
Culver's is new to me. I see the commercials, and I've driven by, but I've never stopped until today. I was feeling peckish, checked the menu online, and hit the drive-thru. Made-to-order burgers on a drive-thru? I decided to order a Culver's basic - Double Bacon Butter Burger (fun to say, no?) with fried onions. The person who took my order was patient with my questions and when I opened the bag, I had exactly what I wanted I drove home to eat it and the temperature was perfect. Two bites in and I knew I was going to be very happy. The bacon is substantial compared to other burger joints and the flavor is terrific. The beef is flavorful and well seasoned. The quantity of toppings is perfect - not sloppy at all. Delicious. Oh, and about the drive-thru, made-to-order burgers - the process is well thought. Drive-thru parking. Runners bring food right to the driver's window. The wait wasn't a problem at all. Food is delicious. And the price is amazing for the service and excellent quality of food. I'll go back to be sure.
(4)Rhonda G.
To me it's the best fast food in existence. After all the original fast food burger places sold out to corporate greed, this place remains pure. No shrinkage of product etc. Although a little tricky to get to via frontage road and a tight parking lot, the custard is one of the firmer ones. Some places it's soft and drippy. Besides I like a hotel chain, La Casita or something being attached to it. Some good service too.
(5)Marc O.
Wonderful burgers, great staff, but absolutely no line control. And while most customers are Minnesota nice, I hate assholes that butt in front of you to get their order in. The owner needs to do something to control the crazy insane crowds jumping in and out of line. . I avoid this location during busy weekends with ball teams. Insane! I still rank Culver's as one of the best burger joints but this owner needs to better serve his customers by not rewarding his pushy rude customers by serving them over others that are trying to figure out where the hell the line starts! I guess this is how Minnesotans start to become more like pushy New Yorkers. umm, where is my baseball bat and let's settle this in the parking lot, Yes, I have anger issues and grumpy tonight, but point made?
(1)sarah p.
Big Mamma Hill was asking me about Culver's after reading Jaymi's review. I told her that, body detox be damned, she MUST give it a go before she takes off for Scotland in the fall. How would I describe the chain?? Culver's = Fast Food Decadence The patty melt, butter burger, onion rings, and frozen custard are far superior to McD's (but I still prefer Rondald's fries). They always seem to be located in random locations...like connected to gas stations or car washes, but if you see one, pull over. The best roadside orgasm you'll experience (that's legal).
(4)Steven K.
I go to this Culvers often. The staff is always friendly, and the food comes out quick, and hot. I usually get the bacon double Cheeseburger. I also like some of their chicken items.
(5)Jaymi W.
I'm not going to lie, when I ate meat and it also happened to be my birthday, I could think of nothing better than to go to Mystic Lake and stop at the Culver's and eat sixty Butter Burgers. Then I'd go and lose my money at the quarter slots and come out reeking of smoke and dying of Butter Burger-induced diarrhea. Happy birthday to me! I don't eat meat anymore but that doesn't mean I'm not still down with Culver's. Have you had their ice cream? No? What the hell is your problem? I don't know when Dairy Queen decided to stop actually adding things to their Blizzards other than the ice cream (you used to not have to search for an actual piece of an Oreo in the Oreo Blizzard, for example) but Culver's hijaked that train continues to whup the hell out of DQ. DQ = for losers, especially when there is a Culver's nearby. There's not much food for me to eat there, but the fries and onion rings rule (I'm sure they cook them in some kind of animal, but I'm not asking) and, as I said, I have fond memories of the Butter Burger. I mean, like, so fond that I'd probably go and eat one in my car right now never 'fess up to it EVER. That dead cow baby covered in suffering momma cow butter = delicious.
(4)Jacob C.
Why can't we have one in California?? I'd fly back to Minnesota just for another Culver's burger!
(5)Pete M.
For a chain/fast food place, Culvers is a pretty good choice - definitely better than McD's and their ilk. They have a good range of food choices - burgers of course, but also sandwiches, soups, fried chicken, and salads. The food is tasty and reasonably priced, ingredients are fresh and well, just "feels" more like real food. Every Culver's I've been in has been very clean with friendly service - they can tend to get a bit crowded however, especially during peak hours - although I view this less as a detriment than a sign that people like what they offer. I'd eat here more often if there were one closer to me.
(4)K C.
WoW! This is my first time at a Culver's Man that was a good Burger!
(5)dan f.
What a good quick service restaurant should be...clean, quality good, and good customer service...I.e. smiles and energy!
(4)Jodi E.
Waste of space.
(1)Elliot U.
This is probably the better choice of all fast food places ( which I generally avoid). The food is here is always fresh and tastes very good. They have staff that bring it out to you . The service here is usually pretty friendly as well, so I would recommend them.
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