Dairy Queen

No cherry dilly bars at this location. The guy who took my order had no idea if they even carried them. I had to repeat my order several times. I asked for two scoops of vanilla ice cream in a dish with the crunchy coating on top. The guy gave me two separate cups, after telling him 3 times during my order, and a few peanut sprinkles on top. I was the only person in the drive thru. There were 3 other people working in the back. Ice cream was runny and melted. I also ordered a cookie dough blizzard and it was vanilla ice cream with a few pieces on top. Bad quality!

This Dairy Queen has no business being in business! Enough said. Terrible service, greasy food, burnt fries. I think half the employees were high.

This place, wow, where do they get the people working here? The quality of the product is eehh and if the staff had 2 brain cells they would have bumped into each other.

***This Dairy Queen is located on the road in between Dallas and Houston; it offers a full menu with burgers and such as well as their soft serve treats; the soft serve was decent, but this location is pretty rundown***
Many Dairy Queens in the middle of the country serve a full menu with hot dogs, burgers, fries, and such; in Southern California, you will find some Dairy Queens like that, but you will also find a lot of Dairy Queens that just offer their desserts. This Dairy Queen, located on the road in between Dallas and Houston, offers hot dogs and burgers as well as many of their popular soft serve treats (and even a freezer case for their packaged items like their Dilly Bar).
I did not try any of their savory options, but I did try their vanilla soft serve in a cone. It was decent soft serve. The soft serve was cool and creamy. The flavor was nothing spectacular, but it was okay.
Still, it was not as good as what I’ve had at other Dairy Queens. The portion seemed kind of small. Also, the signature Q was not as perfect as what you get elsewhere.
In terms of the dining area, this Dairy Queen offers a pretty big inside dining area with booths and such; there is also a semi-​outside dining area that is covered. The place is pretty rundown, but it seems clean enough.
Service was fine and quick. Prices were about what you would expect to pay at any Dairy Queen.
I do not go to Dairy Queen that often, but I’ve been to ones in Ohio much nicer than this one. When it comes to soft serve, I think I prefer Foster’s Freeze to Dairy Queen. Still, this is not a bad option for soft serve, but there is nothing special about it.
This Dairy Queen has its own huge parking lot; it is free and it is easy finding an open space.

Stopped here on the way back from Dallas. This was surprisingly crowded, which made it take a while to get our food. The bathroom was cleaner than expected (not saying much).
It was a typical DQ.