My husband dropped by yesterday because he was in a hurry! He said that it blew his mind, totally. He has been jonsing to try the Turkey Burger and he said it was excellent, even better than Burgerville, which is his favorite! Moist and flavorful. The fries were blisteringly hot, and salty and divine, he had trouble stopping after eating 12 and throwing the rest out the window for the birds, some lucky birds at that!
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Janet M.
I really do know better. I dont typically eat fast food. For real. But I have this job that is always sucking up my lunch hour and on this day I had ten minutes to drive from a meeting on Millikan to my office in Hillsboro....unless I gnawed off my own arm ( I did consider this) it was going to have to be a drive thru. And I didnt want to eat in my meeting so no salad from Wendys ( one of my recent forays into fast food that was edible). Ok. Consider tv highway. All the usual suspects. A lot of no ways for me. I decided on Carls and ordered a chicken club. It said "char grilled". Yup. It was charred all right.the edges of the chicken were incinerated. Just shy of inedible. There wasn't much I could do. Drive thru. 2 minutes to get to a meeting. I ate it. The bun was wheaty..ok brown. The bacon was passable...too much mayo wth?! Lettuce and tomato ok. A piece of white processed cheese. I pulled that off. I also ordered a small sweet potato fries. I pretended they were nutritious. They were actually hot and crispy and probably had my week's sodium allowance. $1.29. I washed it down with a black rock iced tea. Yes, I was late to my meeting because of that.Please. I needed it. I need portable lunch ideas. I cant keep doing this to myself.
(2)
Noralis R.
I was looking for something similar to in n out and this fast food wasn't bad at all. Better than McDonald's or Burger King (I don't like those two) but not in n out yet. The burger was yummy and I love the fact that they have sweet potatoes!
(4)
Bob M.
Me & Carl go back quite some time and I still have the same view that I have always had: They have the best damn burger out there, if it is made right. Get one of those patties as they come off the Char Broiler, the bun toasted just right and warm, a nice piece of crunchy iceberg lettuce, three or four raw white onion rings, a juicy red tomato slice, mayo and special sauce applied just so (because for some reason, as separate sauces they taste better than if they are mixed up like a fry sauce is) and you have one damn fine hamburger! Angels should sing as the sky parts with rays of sunshine lighting you and your burger. Yeah, well, that'll never happen. But it comes close sometimes. You never know when. You can never tell looking at the crew or at a particular restaurant. I have pretty good luck here, though. Tip: if you are eating in, add some of the pico de gallo on your burger. They have that and other goodies like yellow hot peppers, jalapeños, cilantro and whatnot in the salsa bar next to the drink station. Anyway, I like 'em that way. I have developed a need for their Loaded Breakfast Burrito in the mornings sometimes which should make my cardiologist giggle with joy at the prospect of working me over again. Avoid the "Green Burrito" menu entirely. It is vomit-making.
(4)
Calvin L.
Always liked Carls Jr. every time I go there I get wonderful and excellent service. food is always good each time I order up a Six Dollar Burger with fries,
(5)
Tom S.
A pretty decent burger joint. My only real complaint was that they didn't bring ketchup with them with my meal, other than that I was satisfied with my meal.
(4)
Brian I.
I really try hard to avoid fast food. Honest, I make a distinct effort, I swear. Sometimes you just can't avoid it, however. Tonight was one of those nights. I tried their hand-breaded chicken tenders. 5 of them, to be exact. Along with a few fries. Oh, and a Coke too. All I can say is... yuck. The chicken was fine enough (actually pretty good) but the breading was bad, bad, bad. Not only did it not adhere to the chicken very well, it had a terrible, awful flavor. It tasted like everything else that had been in the fryer that day, including burned french fries, onion rings, fish... whatever had been floating around. Yeesh. I didn't much care for the fries, either. They're offering "Natural Cut", skin-on fries nowadays, and they're going to be easy to pass on next time. 1 star for the speedy, friendly service. 1 star for the *concept* of hand-breaded chicken tenders. 1 star for the Western Bacon Cheeseburger (both regular and Six-Dollar versions, which, while catastrophically bad for you, tastes goooooood). That's the best I can do.
(3)
Shawn L.
Good food
(4)
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Address :6653 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy
Hillsboro, OR, 97123
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Dinner Parking : Private Lot Wheelchair Accessible : Yes 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
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Cheryl D.
My husband dropped by yesterday because he was in a hurry! He said that it blew his mind, totally. He has been jonsing to try the Turkey Burger and he said it was excellent, even better than Burgerville, which is his favorite! Moist and flavorful. The fries were blisteringly hot, and salty and divine, he had trouble stopping after eating 12 and throwing the rest out the window for the birds, some lucky birds at that!
(5)Janet M.
I really do know better. I dont typically eat fast food. For real. But I have this job that is always sucking up my lunch hour and on this day I had ten minutes to drive from a meeting on Millikan to my office in Hillsboro....unless I gnawed off my own arm ( I did consider this) it was going to have to be a drive thru. And I didnt want to eat in my meeting so no salad from Wendys ( one of my recent forays into fast food that was edible). Ok. Consider tv highway. All the usual suspects. A lot of no ways for me. I decided on Carls and ordered a chicken club. It said "char grilled". Yup. It was charred all right.the edges of the chicken were incinerated. Just shy of inedible. There wasn't much I could do. Drive thru. 2 minutes to get to a meeting. I ate it. The bun was wheaty..ok brown. The bacon was passable...too much mayo wth?! Lettuce and tomato ok. A piece of white processed cheese. I pulled that off. I also ordered a small sweet potato fries. I pretended they were nutritious. They were actually hot and crispy and probably had my week's sodium allowance. $1.29. I washed it down with a black rock iced tea. Yes, I was late to my meeting because of that.Please. I needed it. I need portable lunch ideas. I cant keep doing this to myself.
(2)Noralis R.
I was looking for something similar to in n out and this fast food wasn't bad at all. Better than McDonald's or Burger King (I don't like those two) but not in n out yet. The burger was yummy and I love the fact that they have sweet potatoes!
(4)Bob M.
Me & Carl go back quite some time and I still have the same view that I have always had: They have the best damn burger out there, if it is made right. Get one of those patties as they come off the Char Broiler, the bun toasted just right and warm, a nice piece of crunchy iceberg lettuce, three or four raw white onion rings, a juicy red tomato slice, mayo and special sauce applied just so (because for some reason, as separate sauces they taste better than if they are mixed up like a fry sauce is) and you have one damn fine hamburger! Angels should sing as the sky parts with rays of sunshine lighting you and your burger. Yeah, well, that'll never happen. But it comes close sometimes. You never know when. You can never tell looking at the crew or at a particular restaurant. I have pretty good luck here, though. Tip: if you are eating in, add some of the pico de gallo on your burger. They have that and other goodies like yellow hot peppers, jalapeños, cilantro and whatnot in the salsa bar next to the drink station. Anyway, I like 'em that way. I have developed a need for their Loaded Breakfast Burrito in the mornings sometimes which should make my cardiologist giggle with joy at the prospect of working me over again. Avoid the "Green Burrito" menu entirely. It is vomit-making.
(4)Calvin L.
Always liked Carls Jr. every time I go there I get wonderful and excellent service. food is always good each time I order up a Six Dollar Burger with fries,
(5)Tom S.
A pretty decent burger joint. My only real complaint was that they didn't bring ketchup with them with my meal, other than that I was satisfied with my meal.
(4)Brian I.
I really try hard to avoid fast food. Honest, I make a distinct effort, I swear. Sometimes you just can't avoid it, however. Tonight was one of those nights. I tried their hand-breaded chicken tenders. 5 of them, to be exact. Along with a few fries. Oh, and a Coke too. All I can say is... yuck. The chicken was fine enough (actually pretty good) but the breading was bad, bad, bad. Not only did it not adhere to the chicken very well, it had a terrible, awful flavor. It tasted like everything else that had been in the fryer that day, including burned french fries, onion rings, fish... whatever had been floating around. Yeesh. I didn't much care for the fries, either. They're offering "Natural Cut", skin-on fries nowadays, and they're going to be easy to pass on next time. 1 star for the speedy, friendly service. 1 star for the *concept* of hand-breaded chicken tenders. 1 star for the Western Bacon Cheeseburger (both regular and Six-Dollar versions, which, while catastrophically bad for you, tastes goooooood). That's the best I can do.
(3)Shawn L.
Good food
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