Overall I'm a fan of this Wendy's. -It's recently renovated, so the interior is pretty and comfortable. -The workers seem friendlier than other Wendy's. -The food is on par with other Wendy's in the area. -They have the custom soda machine for unlimited refills of crazy concoctions like orange diet coke or strawberry sprite zero. -Probably busier than your typical Wendy's due to its proximity to the Tuttle Crossing Mall
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Bryant M.
This is one of those fancy concept Wendy's, and it's super nice! It definitely feels more fast casual than fast food with its wood accents, faux fireplace, freshly-baked cookies, and cool soda machine. Eric was working tonight when I dropped by, and he was such a nice guy! His helpful personality made him a perfect fit for such an upscale Wendy's. Sure, it's a chain, but it's a local chain! You already know what the food is like, but this time it comes in a much better space!
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Angie K.
This isn't fast food. Its awesome. If you are going to get something quick get it at Wendy's. This chicken is real. If you look into how the chicken at other places are processed you may not eat chicken ever again. Wendy's will always be my OG.
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Stephanie P.
Recently re-opened after a massive remodel. I stopped in for take-out tonight so I could get a look at the new digs (this is going to be the model for future stores). First off, it looks great. Everything is clean and as upscale as a fast food place can get. They've added a small outdoor eating area which was desperately needed. Plus, they've added 2 of those pop machines with 100+ options (I had a cherry vanilla coke). They've altered the flow and I am not sure how it will work on a busy lunch rush but it looks nice. The quality of the food is unchanged; still the same stuff you'll find elsewhere. I tried one of their new flatbread sandwiches tonight, it was surprisingly tasty. The flatbread was flavorful and had a nice texture to it, the chicken was actually a chicken breast not some odd-shaped pressed meat product, and the sauce was good. I'll totally go back just to play with the pop machine though.
(3)
D. S.
Got "dinner" there yesterday evening thru the drive thru. I ordered a large fries with the meal; the container was about half full of bits and pieces and also contained a very long hair. The Dr. Pepper tasted like motor oil smells. As one employee was leaving he took off his hat in the dining room and proceeded to"fluff" out his hair. Why do they always seem to send out crap thru the drive thru?
(1)
Steve G.
Quick service, food is good for Wendy's lol. Really only come here to get the 99cent chicken wraps.
(3)
Alan R.
Not huge fan but i love the JBC
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John B.
For starters, I very rarely frequent fast food places, but when I do I go in with the expectation that "you get what you pay for"; in other words, I don't expect to get a Kobe beef burger topped with organic greens, it is what it is. I stopped by this Wendy's because of it's proximity to home, and I was quite honestly to drained from a long day at work to even contemplate cooking dinner. As a general rule of thumb I do not go to the drive-thru unless I am ordering something very basic, perhaps like a "number one". Seeing that I was placing a more substantial order I opted to go inside. As I was the only person in line, I anticipated a rather short and unforgettable experience-how incorrect I was in this assumption! I ordered 2 hamburgers, a baked potato w/broccoli and cheese, a chili and a child's meal-to my surprise the total was just shy of $30. When asked about the amount, the obviously inadequately trained employee said that that was the price, after a bit of negotiating we agreed on around $21. Whatever, I was in a hurry to pick my son up from school and I didn't feel like arguing. So i paid my dues and stood next to the little maze they have in place waiting patiently-and then the manager pointed at me and motioned me over with his finger, I seriously thought that I was in some sort of trouble. He asked if this was my order, I felt scared to say yes, had I angered the fast food gods with my humble request? He then proceeded to take my order 3 more times. I then learned that the broccoli cheese potato comes with chili, and he charged me for extra broccoli and 2 strips of bacon-without my asking or knowledge- for my sad little baked potato. He did give me a refund of $2.49, but did not apologize for the previous ordering mis-hap (or of his lesson on what REALLY comes with a baked potato, despite my pointing to the menu board and reading off the said price of 2 dollars and change). After waiting a mere 25 minutes-and watching 3 different employees assemble my "monstrous" order, I was confronted with a gigantic sack and told to have a great night. I asked if everything was there, the associate said, "I guess so, you should probably check for yourself". Mind you in my time spent waiting, I witnessed 2 people come in stating that their drive thru order was incorrect, and the gentleman behind me said "they always mess up your order the first couple of times." At least when all was said and done, my son's fries were still partially frozen and the "food" was somewhat edible, but very sub par for even "fast food". For the time, frustration and price I could have stopped by, I don't know, ANYWHERE else and been better off. Needless to say I will not make that mistake again.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
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Kaoru M.
Overall I'm a fan of this Wendy's. -It's recently renovated, so the interior is pretty and comfortable. -The workers seem friendlier than other Wendy's. -The food is on par with other Wendy's in the area. -They have the custom soda machine for unlimited refills of crazy concoctions like orange diet coke or strawberry sprite zero. -Probably busier than your typical Wendy's due to its proximity to the Tuttle Crossing Mall
(4)Bryant M.
This is one of those fancy concept Wendy's, and it's super nice! It definitely feels more fast casual than fast food with its wood accents, faux fireplace, freshly-baked cookies, and cool soda machine. Eric was working tonight when I dropped by, and he was such a nice guy! His helpful personality made him a perfect fit for such an upscale Wendy's. Sure, it's a chain, but it's a local chain! You already know what the food is like, but this time it comes in a much better space!
(4)Angie K.
This isn't fast food. Its awesome. If you are going to get something quick get it at Wendy's. This chicken is real. If you look into how the chicken at other places are processed you may not eat chicken ever again. Wendy's will always be my OG.
(5)Stephanie P.
Recently re-opened after a massive remodel. I stopped in for take-out tonight so I could get a look at the new digs (this is going to be the model for future stores). First off, it looks great. Everything is clean and as upscale as a fast food place can get. They've added a small outdoor eating area which was desperately needed. Plus, they've added 2 of those pop machines with 100+ options (I had a cherry vanilla coke). They've altered the flow and I am not sure how it will work on a busy lunch rush but it looks nice. The quality of the food is unchanged; still the same stuff you'll find elsewhere. I tried one of their new flatbread sandwiches tonight, it was surprisingly tasty. The flatbread was flavorful and had a nice texture to it, the chicken was actually a chicken breast not some odd-shaped pressed meat product, and the sauce was good. I'll totally go back just to play with the pop machine though.
(3)D. S.
Got "dinner" there yesterday evening thru the drive thru. I ordered a large fries with the meal; the container was about half full of bits and pieces and also contained a very long hair. The Dr. Pepper tasted like motor oil smells. As one employee was leaving he took off his hat in the dining room and proceeded to"fluff" out his hair. Why do they always seem to send out crap thru the drive thru?
(1)Steve G.
Quick service, food is good for Wendy's lol. Really only come here to get the 99cent chicken wraps.
(3)Alan R.
Not huge fan but i love the JBC
(3)John B.
For starters, I very rarely frequent fast food places, but when I do I go in with the expectation that "you get what you pay for"; in other words, I don't expect to get a Kobe beef burger topped with organic greens, it is what it is. I stopped by this Wendy's because of it's proximity to home, and I was quite honestly to drained from a long day at work to even contemplate cooking dinner. As a general rule of thumb I do not go to the drive-thru unless I am ordering something very basic, perhaps like a "number one". Seeing that I was placing a more substantial order I opted to go inside. As I was the only person in line, I anticipated a rather short and unforgettable experience-how incorrect I was in this assumption! I ordered 2 hamburgers, a baked potato w/broccoli and cheese, a chili and a child's meal-to my surprise the total was just shy of $30. When asked about the amount, the obviously inadequately trained employee said that that was the price, after a bit of negotiating we agreed on around $21. Whatever, I was in a hurry to pick my son up from school and I didn't feel like arguing. So i paid my dues and stood next to the little maze they have in place waiting patiently-and then the manager pointed at me and motioned me over with his finger, I seriously thought that I was in some sort of trouble. He asked if this was my order, I felt scared to say yes, had I angered the fast food gods with my humble request? He then proceeded to take my order 3 more times. I then learned that the broccoli cheese potato comes with chili, and he charged me for extra broccoli and 2 strips of bacon-without my asking or knowledge- for my sad little baked potato. He did give me a refund of $2.49, but did not apologize for the previous ordering mis-hap (or of his lesson on what REALLY comes with a baked potato, despite my pointing to the menu board and reading off the said price of 2 dollars and change). After waiting a mere 25 minutes-and watching 3 different employees assemble my "monstrous" order, I was confronted with a gigantic sack and told to have a great night. I asked if everything was there, the associate said, "I guess so, you should probably check for yourself". Mind you in my time spent waiting, I witnessed 2 people come in stating that their drive thru order was incorrect, and the gentleman behind me said "they always mess up your order the first couple of times." At least when all was said and done, my son's fries were still partially frozen and the "food" was somewhat edible, but very sub par for even "fast food". For the time, frustration and price I could have stopped by, I don't know, ANYWHERE else and been better off. Needless to say I will not make that mistake again.
(1)