Culvers is known for their burgers, but where has the meat gone? The burger patty has gotten as thin as McDonald's and it's a huge cut back in a burger store. The custard is out of this world and always a treat. Turtle sundae is THE BEST! Please don't skimp on the hamberger size. I leave your restaurant hungry!
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Steve K.
Drive through Friday night about 8:00 pm. Place not busy at all. After getting food and driving home 10 minutes away discovered they forgot to put a hamburger patty on the hamburger I paid for. What moron cannot get that right? Did they stand around after we drove off wondering why there was an extra patty on the grill??? Called back and all they were willing to provide was a coupon for another burger. If you ever want to see me again you'll need to send more than a coupon for a free crapburger....how about a refund for the whole amount spent there?
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Kelley S.
I must preface this review by stating that I love Culvers and do not live near one so I stop at various Culvers often whenever I see them. Sadly this dining experience was very lacking. I ordered the special of the day which was a chili burger. It came out as a normal burger with just onions so I went to ask if that's what it was supposed to be. The lady seemed annoyed, like I was the one who had made the mistake then took the burger over to the pot of chili they had, slopped some on and gave it back. Then we had ordered a grilled cheese for my son who was 12 month old. I just wanted the grilled cheese and that's all that came... good right... splitting it open to feed him it was slathered in mayo and had a tomato on it... YUCK! Apparently this is the "deluxe" grill cheese. Clearly not what we had ordered for a 12 month old. They then offered to make us another one, which we declined because it would have taken too long. Then I inquired as to the price difference between what we had ordered and the "deluxe" grilled cheese that we received. It was over $1 and they absolutely refused to refund the difference or otherwise make things right. In addition, when we got there the root beer was in the machine was out so I told someone at the desk. We were there 25 minutes and no one went to take care of it despite them having 4 customers and plenty of time to congregate behind the counter and talk. I did send a comment to Culvers about this experience via their webpage and received no response. I go to Costco in Brainerd/Baxter at least twice a month and sadly will not be dining at this Culvers again. Very disappointed in this experience and the absolute lack of any apology, response, or attempt to make things right.
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Nick O.
I discovered Culver's while on a road trip from Southern California to a family reunion in Minnesota. I was surprised and impressed, the burgers are pretty good and the frozen custard is badass. They also have friend cheese curds, and cheese curds were one of my favorite Midwestern discoveries. I wish we could get some Culver's locations, or at least some frozen custard, out here in Cali.
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Bill W.
It's a Culver's so it's clean and the drive up is a little slow because all the sandwiches are made to order. We ordered 2 shakes and a two-scoop Turtle (flavor of the day), but we got 2 shakes and a Turtle sundae. Cost more, wrong thing. I really (really) like the Turtle custard! Again, Culver's comes through - they get me my Turtle (some of the best ever Turtle custard - 5 of 5 stars) and a coupon for my troubles. You can't go wrong at Culver's and the Baxter Culver's is a credit to the chain.
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Linda S.
Culvers is known for their burgers, but where has the meat gone? The burger patty has gotten as thin as McDonald's and it's a huge cut back in a burger store. The custard is out of this world and always a treat. Turtle sundae is THE BEST! Please don't skimp on the hamberger size. I leave your restaurant hungry!
(3)Steve K.
Drive through Friday night about 8:00 pm. Place not busy at all. After getting food and driving home 10 minutes away discovered they forgot to put a hamburger patty on the hamburger I paid for. What moron cannot get that right? Did they stand around after we drove off wondering why there was an extra patty on the grill??? Called back and all they were willing to provide was a coupon for another burger. If you ever want to see me again you'll need to send more than a coupon for a free crapburger....how about a refund for the whole amount spent there?
(1)Kelley S.
I must preface this review by stating that I love Culvers and do not live near one so I stop at various Culvers often whenever I see them. Sadly this dining experience was very lacking. I ordered the special of the day which was a chili burger. It came out as a normal burger with just onions so I went to ask if that's what it was supposed to be. The lady seemed annoyed, like I was the one who had made the mistake then took the burger over to the pot of chili they had, slopped some on and gave it back. Then we had ordered a grilled cheese for my son who was 12 month old. I just wanted the grilled cheese and that's all that came... good right... splitting it open to feed him it was slathered in mayo and had a tomato on it... YUCK! Apparently this is the "deluxe" grill cheese. Clearly not what we had ordered for a 12 month old. They then offered to make us another one, which we declined because it would have taken too long. Then I inquired as to the price difference between what we had ordered and the "deluxe" grilled cheese that we received. It was over $1 and they absolutely refused to refund the difference or otherwise make things right. In addition, when we got there the root beer was in the machine was out so I told someone at the desk. We were there 25 minutes and no one went to take care of it despite them having 4 customers and plenty of time to congregate behind the counter and talk. I did send a comment to Culvers about this experience via their webpage and received no response. I go to Costco in Brainerd/Baxter at least twice a month and sadly will not be dining at this Culvers again. Very disappointed in this experience and the absolute lack of any apology, response, or attempt to make things right.
(2)Nick O.
I discovered Culver's while on a road trip from Southern California to a family reunion in Minnesota. I was surprised and impressed, the burgers are pretty good and the frozen custard is badass. They also have friend cheese curds, and cheese curds were one of my favorite Midwestern discoveries. I wish we could get some Culver's locations, or at least some frozen custard, out here in Cali.
(4)Bill W.
It's a Culver's so it's clean and the drive up is a little slow because all the sandwiches are made to order. We ordered 2 shakes and a two-scoop Turtle (flavor of the day), but we got 2 shakes and a Turtle sundae. Cost more, wrong thing. I really (really) like the Turtle custard! Again, Culver's comes through - they get me my Turtle (some of the best ever Turtle custard - 5 of 5 stars) and a coupon for my troubles. You can't go wrong at Culver's and the Baxter Culver's is a credit to the chain.
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