Dairy Queen

I have been waiting in the drive thru line for half an hour. Finally was able to put my order in. Never coming back during evening hours.

Totally ridiculous! I guess maybe because I don’t come to DQ often but now I know y! I ordered two kids cones and came to $ 4.85. The cones seriously were the smallest cones I’ve seen and cost so much! I guess I should’ve driven to McDonald’s which isn’t even an ice cream place and got a cone for a $ 1.00. Live and learn!

Very disappointed with my lunch purchase. I purchased a grilled chicken sandwich. What looked like 3 small Tysons strips out of a bag from the supermarket, a sliver of tomato the size of a quarter, and a wilted piece of lettuce was called an artisan style sandwich. Sounds delicious, but was not! Horrible!

Make sure you check your bags and all of your food before you pull away, this place is notorious for either forgetting your food or messing up your order with the wrong food, which makes for a nice surprise when you get home.

The food is greasy and tastes frozen. The ice cream is average. The entire place should close for a day and scrub the place. Feels dirty.

This was a nice place to go. Lots of friendly old people eating there and some nice booth seats that don’t slide around. It’s not too high end either, it fits well as a fast food restaurant. The booth corner kind of felt like a Dairy Queen meets Denny’s.
After watching a review for the FLAMETHROWER GRILLBURGER on YouTube I called all the dairy queens in the Miami area asking for the burger. It turns out this one of the only two Dairy Queens within a 100 mile radius that prepares food as well as ice cream. So I made the 1 hour drive from Aventura with much anticipation to taste what was rated a «5-​all-​day-​son» burger. I made sure the staff was well aware of this, and, although I don’t think there was any special consideration of this, it was easily a «5-​all-​day-​son» burger. Highly recommended

This is the nicest Dairy Queen I have ever been to. The blizzard was especially good there that day too.

Dilly Bars… what a great discovery that they come in No Sugar Added, too!
I didn’t go to Dairy Queen since I can’t have the sugar. But now I can add DQ to my rare treats list. (Yes, I know they are not sugar free.)
I grew up loving Eskimo Pies but figured those days were long gone. The No Sugar Added Dilly Bar is a «ringer» for the Eskimo Pie (as I remember them, anyway). What a great and happy surprise!
Thank you DQ!