Carl’s Jr

Ugh! Why is the service here always the slowest ever! I am always in the drive through at least 5 minutes minimum even when I am the only person there! Two stars because they are usually nice and my order is usually correct.
I used to think they were training people and that was what the delay is… I always try to be understanding, but it’s just too often that I am sitting there waiting. The location is convenient but I hardly ever stop here anymore unless I have lots of time to kill, which is rarely. Please speed it up guys; it is called «fast» food!

Had the biscuit and gravy and it’s totally yummy. The biscuit is tender and flakey and the gravy is hot and full of crumbled sausage. This is the one thing I love to get here. Highly recommend.

Today for our lunch we decided on Carl’s Jr. It’s been a while since either of us been here.
I ordered the Teriyaki Burger combo which has Pineapple slices in it. It was suggested to me by the cashier. She was actually pretty nice and has a beautiful smile. I didn’t get her name since she didn’t have a name tag.
Our meals were brought out by crew member Zaria, she was extremely nice to us and brought sauces to us every time we asked her. I thought she was going to get mad. Because I thought maybe we were bugging her. So I give her her props :)
My coworker ordered the Bacon and chicken burger combination. I asked him if he liked it and he did.
My burger was a little sweet and It did taste pretty good. It was my first time having a burger like this. I’ll probably get another in the future. The fries were alright but tasted better with ranch dip.
The place was pretty clean inside and not to packed. We had a good time and will be coming back.
Vincent D *VD* Enjoying the simple things in life.

I used the drive thru. The lady at the window taking the orders was not pleasant at all. Pushy and rude. They need to teach their staff customer service skills. Unprofessional.

Drive up to where you think the drive-​thru should be, and then turn a corner. Drive past a wall, and turn a corner. A-​HA! There’s the drive-​thru order thingy, seemingly right next to the window where you pay/​receive your food.
The poor design to this makes the wait intolerable, as one car with a decent size order has to wait to order their food as cars pile up behind them, and once it has ordered everyone else then has to wait… and wait… and wait… behind them. If they positioned the order menu back by the wall, it would speed up the order process, I think.
After all that waiting, my superstar with cheese just didn’t taste as appetizing, dammit!

I don’t like to write negative reviews. The staff here was rude and unprofessional. This is the second time I was shorted food in the last month. Last time I made it all the way home and did not complain or return to rectify the one missing fry bag. Today it was an entire sandwich. They wouldn’t even look in the bag to figure what was missing or offer to remedy the situation. It took arguing with a third person to get an entire refund. The receipt was not clear and I had no confidence my bank card was actually credited. I drove across the street to Wendy’s were I was met with smile fast efficient and accurate service.

this was the place that started the revolution for me, no more just mcd’s or murder king burgers, but thousand island on a burger. then the western bacon cheeseburger was introduced, the rest is meat heaven. i heart you. thxs

I don’t often go to fast food joints. Okay, okay, I may go two or three times a month … but that’s it – really. Yesterday, I had an rx to pick up at Longs, and it was a little after 1pm, and I was hungry. I’m still pissed off at Louie’s for shorting my orders (see review), haven’t yet forgiven Shogun for high prices and terrible treatment the last time I went there (over a year ago now). I don’t like Indian food and I’m not over 70 so UJ’s is out.
So what’s left in Hammer Ranch?
Carl’s Jr.
I expected a long line in the drive-​thru. Nope, smooth sailing — except I had to take a few minutes to study their menu, which I hadn’t looked at since that Paris Hilton tv commercial a couple years ago. Finally settled on an old stand-​by, the Western Bacon Cheeseburger. Oh, if only I’d stuck with that. But no, in my hunger-​induced blindness to all things nutritionally beneficial, I ordered the DOUBLE Western Bacon Cheeseburger — with a side of onion rings (a guilty pleasure of mine, I cannot deny).
Fellow Unilocalers, if you’re ordering fast food from any of the Jacks or Mcs or Kings or Carls or Wendys or wherever, when your order is passed through the window to your anxiously awaiting grasp, just eat the damn food and enjoy it. Enjoy it to the max! You can take demure, polite little bites, or you can go at it like a starving caveman, whatever your style. But for god’s sake, whatever you do, don’t — I repeat, DON’T — read the nutritional label. No way no how. Under no circumstances should you go home, turn on your laptop and ask yourself, «I wonder how many calories were in that burger and rings I just ate?»
People, you don’t want to know. But I was curious. Stupid me. I’m not going to provide you with the gory details — you can look those up yourself. Suffice it to say, that burger and onion rings supplied enough calories for an entire Ethiopian family; enough saturated fat for two 200 lb Americans; and just in case the saturated fat and calories aren’t enough, they throw in enough sugar (yes, sugar! in a burger! go figure) to send a diabetic into toxic shock.
Why, if it’s so bad for me, do I still give Carl’s Jr 3 stars? Are you kidding me? Because from time to time, I LOVE this shit, even if it means skipping meals for the next two days, subsisting on dry, unbuttered toast, skim milk, lentils and tofu. And IMO, Carl’s Jr does it right!
So three stars for the taste and enjoyment. Two stars off for the nail pounded into your coffin.