Culver’s of Huntley

In February my boyfriend and I decided to drive to Chicago the night before an early flight out of O’Hare to stay with a friend so we could sleep in a couple hours later than if we drove straight there from Madison. We got a bit of a late start, though, and our plans to take our friend to dinner when we arrived got nixed. Culver’s is my go-​to road trip stop, so I asked my boyfriend to check the map to see if we could find one nearby. We were coming up on Huntley so we exited and headed over.
The only negative I can point to about this location is that to exit from the interstate you have to have an I-​Pass or pay online to both exit and enter the highway (there’s no tollbooth operator or coin bin). The restaurant is also quite a bit off the highway — it’s only a few minutes’ drive, but it’d be nice if it was a quick on and off from the highway. Not a dig in my actual rating, just a note for travelers.
The restaurant was pretty dead around 8 PM on a Wednesday night, with just one adult woman and her elderly mother dining in. Because it was so quiet, we had the displeasure of listening to the woman nag on and sass her mother for the duration of the meal.
The food was hot and fresh and exactly what’d you’d expect as far as a Culver’s goes. It’s a larger location so there’s plenty of places to sit. The staff was friendly enough and we got our food quickly (but not so quickly that it seemed pre-​made).
On a weird note, the bathrooms had really nice glass mosaic tile that I heard another person comment on at the same time I noticed it.
TL;DR — a nice, standard Culver’s location that is a slightly removed from the interstate.

Culvers is one of my favorite fast food places. It’s probably just because they have ice cream. This is the new Culvers location in Huntley. I guess they outgrew the gas station location and had to move north. I do find it funny that the «old» location was probably built in 2010 and they already had to open a new place.
The location is nice and of course, everything is new and looks great. That said, I think they are going through a little bit of growing pains with the new place. The staff still seems a little bit unorganized but I’m sure they will figure it out with time. We had been there when they had been open less than a month. Everyone was friendly and we even got free scoops of custard for their mix-​up so we will definitely be going back!

I love Culvers of Huntley. The service is quick and friendly, the food hot and delicious, and the prices very low. It is by far the best fast food place I’ve ever been to. I even get dinner to go here on occasion for my wife and myself. Pot roast is to die for. Reuben sandwich is an all star too!

Excellent service through Drive-​Thru. Asked us to pull forward and brought out hot food with our wait being no longer than 3 minutes! We took so long deciding our 3 orders, you would have thought it would come out wrong, but the young man taking the orders was calm and knew his stuff. We were extremely happy.

This place moved a half mile north and became the slowest and crappiest Culver’s I’ve experienced. Slowest drive through and stale mix ins when you finally get the Concrete. Very sad.

Culvers is alright. decent burger buns but that’s about it. The meat is the same that you would get at a white castle. The fries aren’t that terribly great. The shakes are good but it takes forever to get your food there. Not really a fast food type of restaurant.

Ordered 4 hamburgers with no mustard, receipt said such but the hamburgers all had mustard on them. Complaint to corporate had no response.

If my heart could take it I would do cheese curds every day.

We enjoy eating at Culver’s — the food is good, the frozen custard is delicious. Prices are a little high, but you can be thrifty and order one of the snack pack options. Smaller fries and drink, but that way you have room for dessert.
And, you can’t go wrong with the cheese curds.
Also, they are always helping the community with their fundraisers; if it isn’t the local school, it’s a local animal shelter, etc.
It’s good to give business to businesses that give back.

Who doesn’t like a good butterburger every once in a while? No one that I know at least.
Culver’s in Huntley has a great location. They aren’t too far off of the highway. It’s easy to get in and out of their parking lot.
Their food is served hot which is always a plus. And… wait for it… if you’re picking up food for a senior citizen (like the grandparents across the street in Del Webb), you can get the senior citizen discount for them. This is a major plus because it’s difficult for grandma to get in and out sometimes, so if she’s buying, I can still get her the discount that she’s looking for. Very cool, Culver’s.
I can’t really think of anything that I don’t like about this Culver’s location. Except maybe their calorie count…

Inconsiderate employee, smoking where customers with kids where eating. Very rude.
As for the food, butter burger was very thin & dry. Chicken tenders were ok. The cooked foods are average.
The ice cream, malt & floats were very good.
Next time, just dessert here

This time around I was happier with the service and the food given to us. This time the different drive through server was a lot nicer and pleasing. Oh, and there was a smile, a sincere one at that. I ordered Bacon Cheeseburger, fries, and a coke. I have to say, this burger was much better than mushroom swiss burger I got last time.
It’s definitely better than any fast food burger I’ve had and less expensive than Burger King. I don’t understand how Burger King is more expensive when their burgers are mediocre, and their fries taste like cardboard. Nonetheless, I would come back here more often for the food and the service from the lady who had a genuine smile on her.