Andy’s Burger’s Shake’s & Frie’s

Service is slow, foods is average at best at this location, others are well above average. The individual cooking had on headphones, was dancing around. None of the cook staff wore gloves handling the food. Food came out in shifts, not all at one time. Last visit to this location… oddly, 6 pm and only 3 other people eating here. Says a lot!!!
BTW, bring the antacids, greasy is an understatement!

This is a 50’s style diner now called Hwy 55 with (surprisingly) burgers, shakes, hot dogs and fries. I probably should have gone with one of those since it’s the name of the place, but alas the cheesesteak called to me and i haven’t had a good one in the many years since i last visited Philly. And i still haven’t had a decent one.
The cheesesteak was about 8in and had a decent amount of the faux steak-​umms style meat that seems to be the norm in NC and a decent amount of cheese. I had it with onions and jalapenos, which provided the only flavor in the sandwich. Where it really went off the rails was the bun, WHICH WAS STEAMED. The soggy wet bun coupled with the steak-​umm grease, cheese and condiments made this inedible as a sandwich. I wound up having to eat it with a fork. Absolutely the worst cheesesteak ever.
Next up was the hot wings, except there was no sauce to them. The breading had some sort of ‘spicy’ seasoning to it. Asked for blue cheese and got a packet of cheap Ken’s dressing that i had to squirt on the wings which was totally ridiculous.
The chili cheese fries were the only thing edible and worth having a second time, but they about average, nothing special really.

I love this place and the food but this location has really declined in food quality and service since they had a change in management. The waitresses aren’t as nice and it seems that they have had a lot of turnover.
I never remembered having to call in an order ahead before coming through the drive-​thru. I went there today and no one came to the drive through window even after I called the number and told them I was there and would like to place an order. Called again and the lady wasn’t very nice about it and made me place an order on the phone instead of just coming to the window. They won’t be getting anymore of my business… I will miss the shrimp burger.

Ok. Hot dogs were the pink NC kind.

I love this place. The cheeseburgers are the best in Greensboro in my opinion. I do not cook at have eaten at many restaurants in Greensboro. I love the Andy’s cheeseburger meal with fries and a drink for $ 5.79. That price can’t be beat just because the quality and taste of the food. The hotdogs are also great with the split top bun. They also have orange-​aid (fresh squeezed oranges with a sweetner). They also make delicious custard with special flavors everyday. The servers are always good and the food is made to order and comes out very quickly. I can’t say enough about the service and food. It’s great for lunch or a quick dinner. Topping such as chili, grilled onions and grill peppers are free! Try an Andy’s cheeseburger with mayo, chili and grilled onions. They also have steak and cheese sandwiches that are fabulous!

We had an entertainment book coupon for «buy one cheeseburger, get one free.» As i have found with most restaurants in this area… groupons, living social, plum district… etc…it seems people have no idea what these things are or how to use them. So it is always frustrating to have to explain what the coupon means or that it actually is valid. I should have been able to order any cheeseburger with this coupon and get a second of equal or lesser value for free. But the employee stated that I could only get the cheapest, most basic cheese burger. When she asked the manager… who also looked to be around 18… she equally had no clue how to accurately interpret the coupon. I was hungry and didn’t feel like arguing anymore.
So I had the basic cheesburger and the wifey had the John Boy chicken sandwich. We also ordered a chocolate and an oreo milkshake.
The food was decent. It reminded me very much of a Wendy’s burger, probably one notch above. The milkshakes were excellent.
They have a dining area and a line to order food… and it was confusing to me. I thought we had to order our own food and then go get a table and they would bring it out to us. But apparently the huge line at the front is just to order take out and they have waitresses for the sit down area.
THM (Take Home Message): Good tasting burgers, great milkshakes. I wouldn’t want to pay an extra $ 3−−5 in tip just to sit at a table and order, when I can stand at the front line and order. If you want to spend a little more than Wendy’s and enjoy a decent burger… Andy’s is def worth a try.

This 100plus restaurant chain that has its origins in Eastern North Carolina makes a pretty good, if slighty greasy cheeseburger. It is tucked away in a corner of a strip center near the Wal-​Mart off Cone Blvd. The center has little or no view from Cone, so you have to be looking for this place.
A couple of somewhat odd notes on the menu — it states that Hamburgers are available by request — I guess that’ requires saying: Hold That Cheese. And then there is a listing of «free» toppings for their cheeseburger — there appears to be no listing of additional toppings that are not free. But, I digress.
The Cheeseburgers here are good, with the possible exception of The John Boy and Billy Western BBQ Bacon Burger — if the name doesn’t take your breath, the John Boy and Billy Grillin’ on it Sauce very well may — this creation is pretty much a taste and nutritional train wreck. As a matter of fact, I’d avoid any of the offerings here that have any form of John Boy and Billy sauce. Stick with the classic cheeseburger, your way.
The fries here are excellent. The Chubby Checker Hot Dog, not so much — I’d pass. The Shrimp Burger with ketchup and slaw is just bad — take another pass. The milk shakes here are very, very good, as is the frozen custard.
The service is a little slower than your normal fast food joint, but then again the burgers are pretty much cooked to order. They have a limited kids menu that includes a prize, and is served in a model of a classic car — you probably can’t keep both the prize and the classic model, so you should give Little Bobby a heads up to avoid a scene.
And finally, if you want to bring your «pig out» A game, they offer a 50 oz. burger with at least 4 trimmings on a bun, plus fries and a 24 oz. drink, and If you can finish it all in 30 minutes or less, it’s free. Moma will be so proud.