Burger King

I have been coming here for quite some time until I found a cockroach in my coffee. Thank you very much but I won’t be back again.

So I don’t go to Burger King often, but I had gotten some coupons in the mail and figured I’d give it a go. On the way home yesterday afternoon, about 3pm, I was kinda hungry and after an rather lengthy internal debate, I stopped off to get a buy one get on free «original chicken sandwich.» I pulled into the parking lot and walked into what appeared to be one of the most modern looking fast food restaurants I had ever been to. Minimalistic decorations, cold environment, digital screens for menus… I could dig it. Then I queue up behind three other customers somewhat disappointed that there is any wait given the odd time of day, but we move swiftly enough. As I approach the register with my coupon and card in hand, I can tell by the girl’s face that «Houston, we have a problem.» Expecting her to say something about the coupon I mentally prepare myself to leave and be annoyed. But instead, I am informed that their credit card machine is down. What? Cash only? Lame! My two sandwiches now end up costing $ 4 rather than $ 3.78 because the change is more likely to go missing than to get spent at my house. I take my sandwiches home and finally bite into them about 7 minutes after there purchase. Still warm, so that’s a small win. They were actually pretty tasty, though somewhat lackluster given that they would normally be $ 3.78 a piece. At $ 2 each they were a nice change from the MickyD’s dollar menu, but not amazing. As a lunch for under $ 4 I was satisfied. I’m not big on fries and a coke, so I rather have the two sandwiches anyways. I’d give this location another go if I’m in the area and have a coupon, but I don’t see it becoming part of my regular rotation anytime soon.