Burger King

Placed an order, paid for my order, got my order. It was fast, freshly made, and correct. FIVE STARS! :-)

Lucky me, there are many fast food restaurants in this area. But the freeway construction slowed me down from restaurant hopping. So, I must have a firm decision on where to eat. Burger king always wins.
«Where is the beef?» I was talking to this Rodeo Burger. There is a display of 3 sliders by the entrance as I walk in. I wanted some sliders but the cashier didn’t understand. Instead, he pointed at the Dollar Menu. So… I was looking at this burger with a slice of tiny piece of meat. Oh well, that’s what I get for just a dollar.
I took a break from my bad experience few years ago. Because of the traffic congestion at the street corner, there isn’t anyone here during dinner time. That’s how I like it and have the whole dining room to myself to enjoy the soothing music, yummy burgers, cool drinks and comfy atmosphere.

good BK, drive thru is pretty fast.
Tina R. appears to have had a bad experience there back in 09′ but for the record, i’ve never seen any homeless people there.

I. Like. Burger King. There, I said it!
For some reason unbeknownst to me, I have some stigma in my mind surrounding Burger King. All my life, I’ve been a hardcore McDonald’s going girl when it comes to fast food (except when I was little I LOVED French toast sticks from BK), but I’m starting to come around to the King’s table. It all started when BK started sending books of good coupons to my house.
Coupon/​Experience 1.
1 free smoothie, no purchase necessary. Sure what’s the harm? Oh, this smoothie is kind of… good? Must be a fluke, I don’t like BK.
Coupon/​Experience 2.
Free cinnabon mini cinnamon roll. Cool. I like cinnabon and oh… this is super warm and gooey and doesn’t require walking in to a mall. But no, this is cinnabon at BK, there is no way I like BK, right?
Coupon/​Experience 3.
Hubby’s hungry, and there’s no way I’m cooking, but we just ate out last night because I didn’t feel like cooking then either so I really will feel bad about spending money again so our night went something like this…“Hey hon, how about we use some fast food coupons?” … «Ok, here’s Burger King buy one Whopper meal, get one free. Let’s do that.» Ok. He suggested eating FOOD from BK. Now I’m feeling a little anxious, but as the kids say, YOLO, right? So we got our burgers and fries, and you know what? It was GOOD. I liked my food.
Coupon/​Experience 4. First dine-​in experience.
Breakfast before grocery shopping on a Sunday: «Buy one, get one free croissants combo at BK. Let’s do it!» And dagnabit, that was a good breakfast. The croissant bread on the sandwich actually tasted fresh and the interior of this restaurant is actually very clean and blessedly free of stinky kids coming from a playplace. And the menus are on flat screen TVs and incorporate nice graphics and big pretty pictures.
Experience 5.
That’s right. I recently visited BK on my own, without a coupon (GASP) because I was so pumped up about the idea of SEASONED. SWEET POTATO. CURLY. FRIES. That incorporates the 3 best kinds of fries all in to one. Those fries were just alright, but I looked down and woops, they were all gone, so I didn’t hate them.
I guess I’ll be eating at BK now. Strange. But good.

not a fan of Burger king but they had free wi-​fi lol

Hey, its a BK. When I want BK, I eat there, and its fine. The drive-​through is pretty quick.
For the record, I’ve never seen any homeless there.

DO NOT EAT HERE!
This is one disgusting Burger King. Besides the floors and tables being dirty, there was a homeless woman in there who wasn’t wearing any shoes laying in a booth with her feet propped up and the employees did nothing about it. There was another homeless woman in there sleeping. None of the employees did anything about it.
I understand the plight of America’s homeless. Something has to be done for sure. Instead of blogging about how the government cares more about «defending freedom» rather than taking care of homeless American people, I’ll say this… when I used to work at Starbucks back in college, homeless people came in ALL THE TIME. I gave them a free cup of joe or water and referred them to local shelters. They needed to go THERE instead of staying in the shop where local patrons paid for their coffee. If the same homeless person came back, I told them to leave and go to the shelter. No free water or coffee. End of story.
These Burger King employees did nothing. Well… guess what… I’m not coming back and if you allow homeless in your restaurant you will not have paying customers anymore.
We all feel bad for the homeless but you know you don’t want them any where near where you eat.
I went to Target and got popcorn and a drink instead.