I have ate here numerous times and I really need to commend them. I'll also be sending a note to the owner/manager as well. I have never had bad service. The employees are always friendly. Obviously, this is a chain. But I sure like the quality and taste of the food they have. Never has it been bad and always it has been good. My new favorite (used to be Big Breakfast Burrito) is the Monster Breakfast Biscuit. If you want good fast food, go here.
(5)
Dilan D.
I walked to this Carl's Jr. from the Holiday Inn hotel located in the same parking lot. The service was great, and this was the first time I've ever been to a fast-food restaurant. The man that was our cashier came by and asked us how our food was which has never happened to me, but it was very nice and I wish every fast-food place did this. While I was finishing my 3-piece chicken tender combo with an Oreo milkshake, he came by, picked up my tray full of trash and threw it away for me. I was constantly saying thank you and it was the best experience I've ever had at a Carl's Jr., not to mention the food was phenomenal.
(5)
Carmen O.
Eating on the run, I'm starving! Ordered a #7 with a small size of French fries and a medium size diet soda with no ice. Paid $7.99 Fries are fresh, burger is delicious. Service was friendly and speedy.
(5)
Katrina W.
Why yes, I WILL have fries with that. And by "that" I mean my bean and cheese burrito. And maybe a chocolate chip cookie. And you know what? Make that sweet potato fries, even. Where can you get all this gut-bombing goodness in one place, you ask? No, you don't really, because obviously you're reading a review of a Carl's Jr. But you get the idea. Where else besides a cart pod would you be able to find a melting pot mish mash like this? And all for like $5. This ain't no revolution, but I'm gonna say it anyway: viva la fast food.
(4)
Snuggie D.
I rarely eat fast food, but I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food and the cleanliness of his establishment. When it comes to fast food, which has a pretty consistent food quality, the key thin is about service and cleanliness. I'd rate my experience at this Carl's as A+
(4)
Martin F.
The food is always fresh, the place is always clean, it has a fresh salsa bar, the prices are reasonable, the people that work here are friendly and the stinking "big burger" is cheap and big and prepared when you order it. What more do you want?
(4)
Ben R.
This Carl's Jr. has a "Green Burrito Jr." but seemed to have the full Green Burrito menu I'm familiar with. I had two street tacos with steak as that is one of the healthier options on the two menus. I liked the product but was sad it was served with single instead of double corn tortillas. Sauce was a bit saltier than I'd prefer, but it seems most American fast food has a ton of hidden sodium. The store itself is a really nice modern take on fast food decor. It reminds me of the other California start up gourmet fast burger chain, Jack in the Box. The store has prints of old menus and prices from their roots in the classic "drive in restaurant" era and a lot of memorabilia to honor the founders of the chain. I'm not sure if CKE Restaurants still builds stores like this, but they should. There's also a sizable patio at this location, so if we'd ever get a nice sunny day you could dine alfresco. There's also (weirdly) specifically signed bike parking, which I suspect was to get a tax break from the city or state. I see bike lockers in a lot of places I wouldn't expect them.
(3)
John E.
I had to come and see what all the fuss was about with this new Big Carl. I was hip deep in a state quarterly tax forms going about my duties methodically like the tax zombie that we all are in this business when all the sudden came a one word message from my gut.... FOOD. It was past 1:00 somehow and I needed something, anything to fill the vast void that is my gut. Something.... new? Something.... different? Something..... big. Big. Big Mac? No, for reasons obvious that is never a good choice. Ah ha, a Big Carl! Off to the Yelpmobile I clambered and quickly, but legally drove to the nearest Carl's Jr. I was greeted by a large picture of the monstrosity and noticed immediately it was a direct challenge to the Ultimate Cheeseburger offered by Jack and his minions. I wondered how long it would be before the Big Carl with Bacon would be offered, but is projecting and there is no place in a rash lunch decision for that. I stepped up to the register and put in my request. I was issued a cup and a number, which if you've ever been in a intensive lab study for a new drug usually makes you want to pee, but I readjusted quickly to my surroundings. Gadzooks! As I approached the drink vendors I was thrilled and happy to see extra dispensers with more diet and low cal options that any other place in fast food history! Maybe those comment cards do work? It came from the back of the counter, on a tray, with sticks formed from Idaho's finest, a wax paper wrapper added to the heightened anticipation. I unwrapped it slowly like a bomb-disposal unit member would a IED. It revealed itself to me through the inner wrapper, little bits of lettuce shading two patties of grilled, ground bovine with two slices of cheese oozing from the layers. It was beautiful. I even took a picture and posted it here, which always makes for some weird sideways glances from people in the restaurant. In my highly trained burger brain I realized that this would be a messy burger so I opted to leave the wrapper on, peeling seductive layers back to reveal tantalizing bits of my meal. It tasted fresh and different but at the same time it was familiar and had a warmness about it. Jack, you should be a little worried. Ronald, you are toast. The King may have to abdicate. All Hail, Big Carl!
(4)
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Address :17929 SW McEwan Rd
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
Matt E.
I have ate here numerous times and I really need to commend them. I'll also be sending a note to the owner/manager as well. I have never had bad service. The employees are always friendly. Obviously, this is a chain. But I sure like the quality and taste of the food they have. Never has it been bad and always it has been good. My new favorite (used to be Big Breakfast Burrito) is the Monster Breakfast Biscuit. If you want good fast food, go here.
(5)Dilan D.
I walked to this Carl's Jr. from the Holiday Inn hotel located in the same parking lot. The service was great, and this was the first time I've ever been to a fast-food restaurant. The man that was our cashier came by and asked us how our food was which has never happened to me, but it was very nice and I wish every fast-food place did this. While I was finishing my 3-piece chicken tender combo with an Oreo milkshake, he came by, picked up my tray full of trash and threw it away for me. I was constantly saying thank you and it was the best experience I've ever had at a Carl's Jr., not to mention the food was phenomenal.
(5)Carmen O.
Eating on the run, I'm starving! Ordered a #7 with a small size of French fries and a medium size diet soda with no ice. Paid $7.99 Fries are fresh, burger is delicious. Service was friendly and speedy.
(5)Katrina W.
Why yes, I WILL have fries with that. And by "that" I mean my bean and cheese burrito. And maybe a chocolate chip cookie. And you know what? Make that sweet potato fries, even. Where can you get all this gut-bombing goodness in one place, you ask? No, you don't really, because obviously you're reading a review of a Carl's Jr. But you get the idea. Where else besides a cart pod would you be able to find a melting pot mish mash like this? And all for like $5. This ain't no revolution, but I'm gonna say it anyway: viva la fast food.
(4)Snuggie D.
I rarely eat fast food, but I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food and the cleanliness of his establishment. When it comes to fast food, which has a pretty consistent food quality, the key thin is about service and cleanliness. I'd rate my experience at this Carl's as A+
(4)Martin F.
The food is always fresh, the place is always clean, it has a fresh salsa bar, the prices are reasonable, the people that work here are friendly and the stinking "big burger" is cheap and big and prepared when you order it. What more do you want?
(4)Ben R.
This Carl's Jr. has a "Green Burrito Jr." but seemed to have the full Green Burrito menu I'm familiar with. I had two street tacos with steak as that is one of the healthier options on the two menus. I liked the product but was sad it was served with single instead of double corn tortillas. Sauce was a bit saltier than I'd prefer, but it seems most American fast food has a ton of hidden sodium. The store itself is a really nice modern take on fast food decor. It reminds me of the other California start up gourmet fast burger chain, Jack in the Box. The store has prints of old menus and prices from their roots in the classic "drive in restaurant" era and a lot of memorabilia to honor the founders of the chain. I'm not sure if CKE Restaurants still builds stores like this, but they should. There's also a sizable patio at this location, so if we'd ever get a nice sunny day you could dine alfresco. There's also (weirdly) specifically signed bike parking, which I suspect was to get a tax break from the city or state. I see bike lockers in a lot of places I wouldn't expect them.
(3)John E.
I had to come and see what all the fuss was about with this new Big Carl. I was hip deep in a state quarterly tax forms going about my duties methodically like the tax zombie that we all are in this business when all the sudden came a one word message from my gut.... FOOD. It was past 1:00 somehow and I needed something, anything to fill the vast void that is my gut. Something.... new? Something.... different? Something..... big. Big. Big Mac? No, for reasons obvious that is never a good choice. Ah ha, a Big Carl! Off to the Yelpmobile I clambered and quickly, but legally drove to the nearest Carl's Jr. I was greeted by a large picture of the monstrosity and noticed immediately it was a direct challenge to the Ultimate Cheeseburger offered by Jack and his minions. I wondered how long it would be before the Big Carl with Bacon would be offered, but is projecting and there is no place in a rash lunch decision for that. I stepped up to the register and put in my request. I was issued a cup and a number, which if you've ever been in a intensive lab study for a new drug usually makes you want to pee, but I readjusted quickly to my surroundings. Gadzooks! As I approached the drink vendors I was thrilled and happy to see extra dispensers with more diet and low cal options that any other place in fast food history! Maybe those comment cards do work? It came from the back of the counter, on a tray, with sticks formed from Idaho's finest, a wax paper wrapper added to the heightened anticipation. I unwrapped it slowly like a bomb-disposal unit member would a IED. It revealed itself to me through the inner wrapper, little bits of lettuce shading two patties of grilled, ground bovine with two slices of cheese oozing from the layers. It was beautiful. I even took a picture and posted it here, which always makes for some weird sideways glances from people in the restaurant. In my highly trained burger brain I realized that this would be a messy burger so I opted to leave the wrapper on, peeling seductive layers back to reveal tantalizing bits of my meal. It tasted fresh and different but at the same time it was familiar and had a warmness about it. Jack, you should be a little worried. Ronald, you are toast. The King may have to abdicate. All Hail, Big Carl!
(4)