Whataburger

Like how they have decorated the place. Bad is the food, service and attitude of some employees

wow this is the cleanest working restaurants specially for fast food that I’ve ever seen good job employees of the Whataburger in Liberty City

I I am giving them 1 star because they’re open. The girl at the window is a racist rude person. And the rest just don’t care.

The place is super nice and clean. However the front counter help Amanda is not friendly at all. This could/​should be a fun place to stop but it’s not. BTW: she could not tell me the difference between a shake and a malt.

This location is connected to a gas station and makes it easy to kill two birds with one stone. Every time I go to a whataburger I have high expectations, but it never lives up to the hype. A lot of my KC friends think this place is the best ever, but maybe that’s cause they can’t eat them regularly. Great quality of meat, but everything else falls short. I will say the restrooms are clean and smell good.

Whataburger is my guilty pleasure when it comes to fast food. I’ve stopped here a couple times while traveling and this Whataburger (with a Shell Station attached) has become a trusted place to gas up, use the restroom, grab some grub and head on my way.
The food is classic Whataburger. Never had a problem with my order. Food comes out in a quick, timely fashion.
Service is extremely friendly and I’m always greeted with a cheery attitude and left with a good olé «Come back and see us, now!»
Restrooms are clean and better than most stops on my journey. I’m relieved, in more ways than one, when I reach this location.
Lastly, this Whataburger is actually pretty cool. It’s loaded with 50’s memorabilia creating a classic diner ambiance.
I highly recommend this place if you need to make a stop in the area or you just want a burger and fries.

Good road stop as it has great rock and roll décor. Good for kids.

Pretty good Whataburger. I’m under the impression that they actually serve breakfast at the times they are supposed to now (the used to have paper taped over the corporate menu saying that they wouldn’t serve breakfast until some crazy time, when all of the other late-​night Whataburgers start serving breakfast at 11:00 PM). The rock-​n-​roll décor is always fun to check out while you eat, and the service is pretty helpful. This location is great because it is open inside late night, unlike many who close the inside and only offer drive-​thru at night. Even late at night there is an on-​duty police officer here, so you can feel safe even when all the drunk highschoolers are eating late night!

This place was actually pretty sweet. I’m not usually a fan of anything in East Texas, least of all a gas station/​fast food joint combo, but the décor of this Whataburger alone is enough to make me wish I lived close enough to frequent it.
The place is set up like the Hard Rock Café of fast food. It’s got cool music posters and legit guitars hanging all over the place, with 50’s style diner tables and stools. I walked in and was greeted instantly by a huge Beatles poster, which truthfully made my day (and made me instantly jealous — I want that poster).
The service was quick and the cashier was very forgiving of the loud, crazy friends I had with me at the time. Plus seventy cool points for that, cashier. I know those kids were hard to deal with.
The food was served up hot and fresh, exactly what I needed after six hours in the car with six more to go.
Sure, it’s still fast food; but it was a perfect stop on a long road trip. If ever I’m road tripping it in that direction again, I’ll be sure to stop by for some good food and a trip down rock and roll memory lane. I recommend the same for you, fellow Unilocalers. Get on it!