Carl’s Jr.

Very good customer service, very very frandly. tasty and high quality prepared. Thank you for your hard work !!!

The finch fries was cold, burger tasted like it set under heating lamp to long. I will not go back to this location.

I don’t normally like fast food joints, but love this particular Carl’s Jr. For a couple of reasons. They make the best low carb «lettuce-​wrapped» six dollar burger with all of the yummy fixings (tomato, onion, pickles, etc). Secondly, their staff is always so nice and friendly, and I have seen them be equally as kind and patient with other customers. I have tried other Carl’s Jr. Spots (other than this one) when a craving hits for a lettuce-​wrapped burger but have been disappointed every time — both in the staff, quality of the food and cleanliness and comfort of the restaurant. Kudos to managers at this Carl’s Jr. They are heads and shoulders above their «sister» restaurants.

The famous star burgers were reasonably priced for what you get. The tomato was fresh although not very flavorful and the lettuce with crisp, so I appreciate the fact that they are using fresh produce. The flavor of the burgers were good and I would return again.

Customer service here is really bad. Ordered two Western Bacon max burgers that are supposed to be served on a fresh baked bun. Upon arriving at the drive thru window, we were not given a receipt. as we drove away, we realized that the fried zucchini I ordered was not in my bag, so I parked and went inside. They told me after looking at the screen that I did not order the fried zucchini. I had ordered it, but the drive thru worker must not have heard me. Had I been given a receipt, I’d have seen that I was not charged and just continued on my way home. They then treated me like I was trying to get «something for nothing». I left without any fried zucchini.
When I arrived home 3 miles away through rush hour traffic, I found that my burgers were not on the fresh baked bun I was expecting. My iced tea was watered down. Ultimately, a bad experience. Clearly this staff has no idea how to treat a customer.

The burgers are less sloppy now, customer service is still a bit careless.

Don’t do it… Whatever you do avoid it.
The service is not too bad and its clean but the food is just not as good as what you’re going to be paying for.
Ordered an order of chili cheese fries and when I got the order it looked nice. Had a fork and some napkins and was nicely prepared until I opened it up the fries were soggy and the cheese wasnt melted also the chil I would needed a whole search and rescue team to even find any in that tiny container.
Don’t even get me started on the other food they are serving either… I rather save myself a few bucks and walk next door to 7 – 11 and pick up roller food instead of this! At least I would’ve gotten more chili cheese if I wanted it on my food…

There’s not a lot of rhyme or reason when it comes to the science of Carl’s Jr. In an area where everything is virtually closed after 10, fast food in its most sinful form is available 24 hours a day. And that is essentially how Carl’s Jr works his magic.
The folks who man this spot often change throughout all hours of the day, but they do a good job of getting the food out and in a hurry. I haven’t seen a hassle over credit card payments via the drive thru window and never a line for many hours throughout the course of a day.
My favorite sandwich of the bunch is the super star burger, a double burger stacked with double heart clogging pressures all around. Throw some fries /​nuggets and now you’re successfully on your way to diabetes. It’s Carl’s Jr, what did you expect really? A healthy 2Ib guacamole burger?! Breakfast in hearty portions on a plate? No, it’s your chicken sammy /​taquito hating worst night mare.
Until something else pops up in the area, Carl’s Jr is literally the only food source for the next few blocks. I am sure drunkards and hungry folks from all over will be partaking in some late night food, might as well let it happen at this Carl’s Jr.

Sooo, gross! Do not eat here ever!

For almost ten years now, I have been a big fan of Carl’s 99-​cent spicy chicken sandwich. During my bachelorhood (when there were VERY minimal groceries in the house), I would often roll through the drive through late at night and pick up a couple sandwiches on my way home.
I absolutely hate mayonnaise and always order my sandwich without it. When it gets left on, there’s no way to rectify the error, as it soaks through the bun. Most restaurants (actual restaurants; Carl’s is the only fast food place I visit) get this part of my order right about half the time. Carl’s on 82^nd and Powell is roughly 25 for 25 on getting my order right. That scores big points with me.
Ten years without a price increase is pretty phenomenal, I think. There was that one summer when there was a tomato shortage and they got really expensive, so they were temporarily taken off the SCS. And then they never reappeared. C’est la vie.

I rarely eat fast food, and when I do it’s Burgerville, but I was caught in my car, starving, without the back-​up Luna bar in my purse, and so I pulled into the closest drive thru… Carl’s Jr.
I ordered 2 chicken taquitos. They were on a bed of lettuce and guacamole and looked great. I took a bite — NO chicken. Hmmm… took one more bite, and still no chicken. So, I unrolled the taquitos to find the most foul, gray-​ish, pasty, glue-​like-​substance I have ever seen associated with food.
There was no chicken, no cheese, no veggies, and no food of any kind inside these taquitos. What was inside? A processed goo resembling what comes out of a caulking gun.
The scariest part is, you know at some point there was a group of marketing professionals at the Carl’s Jr. headquarters, sitting around a table in a conference room, sampling the product line and approving the «chicken» taquitos for distribution.
Gag.