Always terrible service but the convenient location to the expressway and the relative consistency of the Sliders makes this a great alternative to McDonalds. We come here often on our way to Michigan. OK. I just have to say it. Pay your employees another quarter/hour. You get what you pay for.
(4)
Stephen H.
This place isn't directly off the freeway but it isn't too hard to find. It's also the first White Castle I've ever seen inside of a gas station. Same seductive very-bad-for-me onion smell coming out of that kitchen. Same guilty pleasure when consuming my mini burgers.
(3)
Winchester D.
fast food. same seductive onion ring smells. fast food people. some chick was behind the counter with a earlobe stretched out of shape. hey lady, you can be very beautiful, if you didn't let the emo culture run your life.
(3)
Glenn V.
Why review a fast food location? Well, up to this point in my review history, the thought never entered my mind. However, I have now found a legitimate reason to do so. Nothing cures the late night, beer induced munchies quite like the onion infused, White Castle sliders. The french fries are just bad, nothing positive about them at all, the soda is as flat as a pizza box and with as many bubbles, so i advise to refrain from both. The 8 cheese burgers I scoffed down with reckless abandon were just the perfect amount of food, perfect size for the long drive back to MI, as opposed to wrestling a quarter pounder with lettuce dropping all over my lap and ketchup on my shirt. Eating in the dark and driving is not exactly a strong point of mine yet and driving with my feet still remains a challenge. So the two bite, soft bun sliders are perfect road food, if you can get them out of their cardboard shells The staff was friendly and quick with their service. In fact, as I was ordering I noticed the workers on burger duty began preparing, as I was ordering so the meal was wrapped and ready to go immediately after payment was completed.
(3)
Jenny z.
I love this location as I can gas up and get smokes/road snacks at the Amoco next door and put in my order for sliders for my friends up North all in one fell swoop. Standard White Castle, clean, efficient, etc. Burgers are always good here and the staff is unbelievably friendly. My only quibble is that they can be a tad slow. My recent order of two Crave Cases took nearly 30 minutes to prepare. Really? 30 minutes? Argh. I forgive them due to their convenient location, friendly service and lack of Cook County sales tax. Great pit stop on your way up North.
(4)
Jesse S.
It's always fun to just go to White Castle, but regretted it the entire weekend. Nothing about it says "come back." I don't think I will ever go again. The fries were good, though.
(2)
Hal E.
What's with the pickle and White Castle? It seems they have a hard time getting the pickle on the burger. Not to mention the other condiments. Crave the rave and then wished I hadn't. Oh well they do help the digestive track.
(3)
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Address :525 Indian Boundary Rd
Chesterton, IN, 46304
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes
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Edward W.
Always terrible service but the convenient location to the expressway and the relative consistency of the Sliders makes this a great alternative to McDonalds. We come here often on our way to Michigan. OK. I just have to say it. Pay your employees another quarter/hour. You get what you pay for.
(4)Stephen H.
This place isn't directly off the freeway but it isn't too hard to find. It's also the first White Castle I've ever seen inside of a gas station. Same seductive very-bad-for-me onion smell coming out of that kitchen. Same guilty pleasure when consuming my mini burgers.
(3)Winchester D.
fast food. same seductive onion ring smells. fast food people. some chick was behind the counter with a earlobe stretched out of shape. hey lady, you can be very beautiful, if you didn't let the emo culture run your life.
(3)Glenn V.
Why review a fast food location? Well, up to this point in my review history, the thought never entered my mind. However, I have now found a legitimate reason to do so. Nothing cures the late night, beer induced munchies quite like the onion infused, White Castle sliders. The french fries are just bad, nothing positive about them at all, the soda is as flat as a pizza box and with as many bubbles, so i advise to refrain from both. The 8 cheese burgers I scoffed down with reckless abandon were just the perfect amount of food, perfect size for the long drive back to MI, as opposed to wrestling a quarter pounder with lettuce dropping all over my lap and ketchup on my shirt. Eating in the dark and driving is not exactly a strong point of mine yet and driving with my feet still remains a challenge. So the two bite, soft bun sliders are perfect road food, if you can get them out of their cardboard shells The staff was friendly and quick with their service. In fact, as I was ordering I noticed the workers on burger duty began preparing, as I was ordering so the meal was wrapped and ready to go immediately after payment was completed.
(3)Jenny z.
I love this location as I can gas up and get smokes/road snacks at the Amoco next door and put in my order for sliders for my friends up North all in one fell swoop. Standard White Castle, clean, efficient, etc. Burgers are always good here and the staff is unbelievably friendly. My only quibble is that they can be a tad slow. My recent order of two Crave Cases took nearly 30 minutes to prepare. Really? 30 minutes? Argh. I forgive them due to their convenient location, friendly service and lack of Cook County sales tax. Great pit stop on your way up North.
(4)Jesse S.
It's always fun to just go to White Castle, but regretted it the entire weekend. Nothing about it says "come back." I don't think I will ever go again. The fries were good, though.
(2)Hal E.
What's with the pickle and White Castle? It seems they have a hard time getting the pickle on the burger. Not to mention the other condiments. Crave the rave and then wished I hadn't. Oh well they do help the digestive track.
(3)