Dairy Queen

Oh brother. Where do I even start?
Last Thursday I rollerbladed into your Culver City location. I was the guy wearing the «Make 7… Up Yours» half shirt. The guy with the Korn tattoo. Remember? I made an «Imagine seeing a member of Korn EATING corn!?» joke. Anyway, due to a grizzly accident while on those aforementioned rollerblades, I also have hooks for hands. I probably should’ve led with that, since my hooks are what caused all of this. Yes, much like the Dec. ’04 edition of Cat Fancy magazine, I have an issue. Why are your employees not prepared to help feed the hook-​handed? After ordering six burgers, I politely screamed at all of your employees, asking them to help feed me. I’d do it myself, shish kebab style, but last time I did that (at a Jack in the Box in Portland) I accidentally ripped half of my nose clean off. Oh yeah, I also have half a nose. Anyway, your employees’ outright refusal to feed me burgers while on the toilet made me feel like a freak… a freak on a leash, as Korn might say. Dairy QUEEN? Well «Another one bites the dust»…customers, that is. I shan’t be returning to this location.
Shame on you. Three stars.

Every time and I mean every time I come to this Dairy Queen location there is absolutely no one in sight. I stand there at the counter for about 3 – 4 minutes and still no one. This has happened about five times now in the few months I’ve been working in this same mall. Not sure how you can really run a business when there is no one to ring people up and offer service. Completely unacceptable.

Got my blizzard in the end, but when I showed up something about it was broken and I had to come back 10 min later. When I did, there was a 15 minute line and it made me sad. blizzard was good though.

Okay so it’s Dairy Queen, not the highest expectations.
They do serve Dairy Queen, which is all predetermined recipes and whatnot-they’re great at that.
We’ve come here three times, however, and of the two times it was open, it has taken 10 minutes for a solitary girl to poke her head out and finally take our order. She’s always taken her time making something, without much flair or excitement.
Perhaps the most heartbreaking part of this place, however, is that they don’t even respect free cone day! We drove all the way down in hopes of seeing the adorable punctuation station over some free cones, but it turns out they don’t celebrate.

Located in front of the Disney Store, I had never had Dairy Queen but was always curious whether it was good or not.
I ordered one of their famous blizzards and the staff was very friendly in helping me with suggestions. The timing was quick and the blizzard was made pretty good.
Pricing is a little on the pricey side.
For a medium blizzard it was $ 4.44. Although I did like what I ordered I felt that for the sizing it should be less.
Other than that I mean first time trying Dairy Queen was pretty good.