Spangles

Great atmosphere. The burgers are way over priced for what you get. I paid 2.49 for a burger I can get at McDonald’s for half the price. Oh wait, I can get two off the value menus for that!
Will not be returning to Spangles for the food. Not very economical!

A year ago I would have given Spangles five stars just for their French fries and décor. Their freshness made to order jingle has gone out the door especially during rush hours you are likely to get a burger that has been at least partially pre cooked. Ever since they came out with the seasoned fires the normal fries have become a lot more greasy. I will still eat here occasionally but just a burger without the fries and during non rush hour times.

For at least 10 years I have said that Spangles makes the best fries over EVERYONE else. That was true until today when I tried their new seasoned fries. I got the garlic parmesan and ranch. They were both horrible!!! SO salty I couldn’t enjoy any flavor. Then I don’t know why they have made the perfect crispy french fry and then placed them not in their cups like normal but into styrofoam boxes so that when i opened they box they were already soggy. I never ever expected that! The original fries are great but those seasonings are GROSS!

Ate at Spangles for lunch today. Some coworkers and I need a quick lunch, so we decided to just stop here. The place serves mostly burgers and fries. They also have many different shakes. The atmosphere has a 50’s type theme. Because I’ve been trying to watch what I eat, I decided to order a chicken teriyaki bowl. I didn’t think it was that good. Maybe that is my fault for ordered a rice bowl from a burger joint. However, I also noticed that a coworker that ordered the Philly Cheesesteak did not finish his food.
I’d say that the food at Spangles is below average. I was actually a little offended when one of the people I was with (not from CA) said that it was like In-N-Out…haha! In-​N-​Out is probably way better than this place!