Let me just say, my one star rating is one too many, but I was unsure if zero stars was an acceptable rating. I am very much a drive-thru kind of person when dealing with fast food, as I'm usually on the go and do not enjoy the extra hassle of parking, walking in to the establishment, ordering, waiting, returning to my car, situating, and leaving. What's so fast about that? Do NOT expect a timely order if there is ONE car in the drive-thru. Apparently, multi-tasking is not a requirement to work fast food, in order to be able to take an order, comprehend who's at the window, and continue to be able to function. Literally, if there is one car in the drive-thru prior to your arrival, you will be expected to hold your thoughts until said vehicle has completely left the property. Therefore, when the first aspect of your restaurant which I'm greeted with is a bunk ordering screen on the drive-thru that shows my order in random, definitely-not-what-I-ordered jibberish, I'm immediately unimpressed. Recently, I ordered a Spicy Chicken combo with no lettuce and a large Dr. Pepper to drink. Simple enough. Memory fails me on the specifics, but my ordered popped up on the screen as something similar to the following: +++Sp^&Cy C000m ---leet67c9e +++222D P12/-*per 1/2 a prop to the employees for not asking if my order was correct on the screen. Once my order is placed and I'm (far from) certain it's correct, I pull around to the window. No matter the employee (as this has happened on more than one occasion with more than one employee), the window is flung open, no words are exchanged (while they're telling the car now at the drive-thru "One Moment Please" since I am the +1 car allowed here at a time), my card is yanked from my hand, and the window is closed. Quicker than I am able to process what happened, the window flies open and in one motion my card, receipt, food, drink, and maybe a stray cat are shoved out the window and I'm expected to be on my way, without a simple "Thank You, Stay Away." Oh, and please don't ever attempt to order a baked potato after about 9PM. If there are none ready, the employees suddenly become unavailable to take the ten minutes that I'm WILLING TO WAIT to heat my &$@^ potato!
Burger or Hamburger is savored as the most desired fast food meal in the United States. A hamburger is basically a sandwich prepared by stuffing ground meat patty, generally beef, between two slices of a bun cut in half. Hamburger is also famous for its seasoning. Most popular condiments used in hamburgers in the United States are mustard, mayonnaise, and ketchup. Besides ground meat patty, hamburgers are also stuffed with lettuce, onions, tomato slices, pickles, and cheese.
Hamburgers are also categorized into two types in the United States. Fast food hamburger and individual hamburgers served at restaurants are two basic types of burgers served in the United States. The individual hamburgers served at restaurants are prepared using everything including lettuce, onion, tomato, and sliced pickles as well as melted cheese on the patty or crumbled on top. American restaurants also serve veggie burgers for those who don't relish meat. Cheeseburgers are also hot favorite in the United States.
McDonalds is the most popular fast food burger restaurant serving different types of burgers in the United States. On the other hand, there are several restaurants such as Burger King are famous for serving the best hamburgers in the United States. Most burger restaurants in the United States often serve hamburgers with French fries and other condiments. If you have a liking for burgers in the United States, then you won't be disappointed. You can easily find the best burger restaurants in your city on our Restaurants Listings directory. Check the reviews and ratings of the top burger restaurants and savor yourself with the best hamburger in the city.
Erika D.
Let me just say, my one star rating is one too many, but I was unsure if zero stars was an acceptable rating. I am very much a drive-thru kind of person when dealing with fast food, as I'm usually on the go and do not enjoy the extra hassle of parking, walking in to the establishment, ordering, waiting, returning to my car, situating, and leaving. What's so fast about that? Do NOT expect a timely order if there is ONE car in the drive-thru. Apparently, multi-tasking is not a requirement to work fast food, in order to be able to take an order, comprehend who's at the window, and continue to be able to function. Literally, if there is one car in the drive-thru prior to your arrival, you will be expected to hold your thoughts until said vehicle has completely left the property. Therefore, when the first aspect of your restaurant which I'm greeted with is a bunk ordering screen on the drive-thru that shows my order in random, definitely-not-what-I-ordered jibberish, I'm immediately unimpressed. Recently, I ordered a Spicy Chicken combo with no lettuce and a large Dr. Pepper to drink. Simple enough. Memory fails me on the specifics, but my ordered popped up on the screen as something similar to the following: +++Sp^&Cy C000m ---leet67c9e +++222D P12/-*per 1/2 a prop to the employees for not asking if my order was correct on the screen. Once my order is placed and I'm (far from) certain it's correct, I pull around to the window. No matter the employee (as this has happened on more than one occasion with more than one employee), the window is flung open, no words are exchanged (while they're telling the car now at the drive-thru "One Moment Please" since I am the +1 car allowed here at a time), my card is yanked from my hand, and the window is closed. Quicker than I am able to process what happened, the window flies open and in one motion my card, receipt, food, drink, and maybe a stray cat are shoved out the window and I'm expected to be on my way, without a simple "Thank You, Stay Away." Oh, and please don't ever attempt to order a baked potato after about 9PM. If there are none ready, the employees suddenly become unavailable to take the ten minutes that I'm WILLING TO WAIT to heat my &$@^ potato!
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