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"The restaurant was pretty much out of everything the kids and I wanted to eat. The dining room was dirty considering we were the only ones there. However the customer service was great and the food we were able to get was very delicious."
Dishes: 2
Categories: 5
Reviews: 0
I don't even like giving it 1 star had the worst experience today first the dining room is rarely open. I had to go to the drive thru Being it was Wednesday I ordered a 3dollar whopper they told me they dont have that promotion I said I had gotten it there many times they told me I didn't get it there I said yes I had gotten it there many times before they argued with me and then just turned the voice off as I drove past the window they yelled f...you out the window needless to say I wont go back I was excited when they opened this in watkinsville not so much anymore
Why was this EVER here? A poor excuse for a food chain, ugly building and miserably run company and now an ugly empty spot on the street.No amount of employee or owner charm can help the haphazard way this food chain is run and the poor product they produce .It 's hard to think of chain less desirable than a Burger King in the area.
Absolutely horrible... drive thru at 4:30pm on Saturday, only car in line, gave us drinks then said pull up and wait. Waited 10 minutes, fries were cold, I had THE WORST fish sandwich ever. Rock hard bread made it basically inedible. Very disappointed go elsewhere, anywhere, than this burger king. ?
Burger King as a chain should just close. This once proud chain has lost it way. I can also say the same for Dairy Queen and Hardee's as well. The taste and quality of the food has drastically changed over the years from these food chain. Chargrill from these food chain, is a concept of the past.
The restaurant was pretty much out of everything the kids and I wanted to eat. The dining room was dirty considering we were the only ones there. However the customer service was great and the food we were able to get was very delicious.
