I've always considered Wendy's to be among the better fast food restaurants (which isn't saying much) due to its great budget menu and inclusion of lettuce, tomatoes, AND onion on its burgers. This particular Wendy's does nothing to change my opinion. As Wendy's is a chain, there is no variation of the standard menu, and as such, the only difference in the food is dependent solely on the quality of the workers. The workers here are mostly adequate, although the food does suffer some inconsistency from time to time. I am basing this review off my past two visits, in which I ordered the same items: The Spicy Chicken Go Wrap, a small fry, and a large chili. For my first visit, the wrap and the fry were fine- the one thing I really like about the Wendy's wrap is the amount of chicken that is inside. Wendy's fries are always hit and miss...when they're hot, they're great. In this case, they were warm so, acceptable. The chili was the problem with this meal. Sure it was warm enough, but isn't chili supposed to be somewhat thick? Maybe it's just me, but when chili looks and tastes like someone threw ground meat, beans, and tap water into a cup, something isn't right. My friend specifically inquired about the chili, asking "How's the chili today" to which he received the response, "It's good" (and various other responses in Spanish). The second visit was actually good. The chicken wrap was warm and filled with chicken, the fries were hot and tasty, and the chili was hot and THICK. Based on the two visits, I will have to give this Wendy's the average of the two visits - a 3 star. Before I close out this review, I think it's important to discuss the "dark side" of this Wendy's. Whenever we (my friend and I) go to Wendy's for lunch, the same employees are working. My friend, who I will call A. Higher (a recipient of the prestigious 9.9 rating on HotorNot.com ), always gets what I feel is preferential treatment. The women working all pause what they're doing to gawk and giggle when he walks in. I believe I even heard someone say "Ay Papi" - straight out of the Will Smith song "Miami." They give him extra friendly service and clean the tables in the dining room when he's there (which I've never seen a Wendy's employee do). There was also an instance where it appeared as if they gave him some free food, but alas, no evidence could be produced to prove this. Call it jealousy if you want (it totally is), but I think that they should treat all patrons the same, regardless of their high cheek bones.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
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Joshua C.
I've always considered Wendy's to be among the better fast food restaurants (which isn't saying much) due to its great budget menu and inclusion of lettuce, tomatoes, AND onion on its burgers. This particular Wendy's does nothing to change my opinion. As Wendy's is a chain, there is no variation of the standard menu, and as such, the only difference in the food is dependent solely on the quality of the workers. The workers here are mostly adequate, although the food does suffer some inconsistency from time to time. I am basing this review off my past two visits, in which I ordered the same items: The Spicy Chicken Go Wrap, a small fry, and a large chili. For my first visit, the wrap and the fry were fine- the one thing I really like about the Wendy's wrap is the amount of chicken that is inside. Wendy's fries are always hit and miss...when they're hot, they're great. In this case, they were warm so, acceptable. The chili was the problem with this meal. Sure it was warm enough, but isn't chili supposed to be somewhat thick? Maybe it's just me, but when chili looks and tastes like someone threw ground meat, beans, and tap water into a cup, something isn't right. My friend specifically inquired about the chili, asking "How's the chili today" to which he received the response, "It's good" (and various other responses in Spanish). The second visit was actually good. The chicken wrap was warm and filled with chicken, the fries were hot and tasty, and the chili was hot and THICK. Based on the two visits, I will have to give this Wendy's the average of the two visits - a 3 star. Before I close out this review, I think it's important to discuss the "dark side" of this Wendy's. Whenever we (my friend and I) go to Wendy's for lunch, the same employees are working. My friend, who I will call A. Higher (a recipient of the prestigious 9.9 rating on HotorNot.com ), always gets what I feel is preferential treatment. The women working all pause what they're doing to gawk and giggle when he walks in. I believe I even heard someone say "Ay Papi" - straight out of the Will Smith song "Miami." They give him extra friendly service and clean the tables in the dining room when he's there (which I've never seen a Wendy's employee do). There was also an instance where it appeared as if they gave him some free food, but alas, no evidence could be produced to prove this. Call it jealousy if you want (it totally is), but I think that they should treat all patrons the same, regardless of their high cheek bones.
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