Dairy Queen

Good for blizzards when they don’t close early. Sadly they’ve been closed early two out of the last three times I drive over to get after dinner blizzards.
When I leave after dinner to go get blizzards and I don’t come home with them my kids cry.

When I came in, no one was up front. Had to yell back to get help up front. Even for a refill I had to yell back to get one.

I normally don’t bother with negative reviews but the service that my fiancé and I experienced here was so bad that I was compelled to let others know. I mean, it’s Dairy Queen, right? Pretty straight forward menu. The girl at the counter seemed irritated that we walked in the door and put her to work. No smile, no eye contact, then after my fiancé ordered his cone, the girl asks with a snarky tone: «Is that it?», even though I was still waiting to order mine. She had such a bad attitude. I walked out feeling embarrassed that we were treated so poorly. In this town, service is everything for businesses. We won’t be back.

I haven’t been to this DQ since 2009 and their food portions were pretty big or at least decent. Today (July 8^th) I ordered a Chicken tender basket, 4pc and I’m disappointed. There was probably 10 small fries and very tiny chicken tenders in the basket. If you want chicken tenders and fries or burgers DO NOT GO HERE, go to some other place for food. I know now that I should just go here for the blizzards and other ice cream and I recommend the same to you.

I’ve been to this location dozens of times and I order the same thing every time. Today I went and I had a Groupon. My Reece’s peanut butter cup blizzard had zero chunks of candy. I was very disappointed. Was it because I had a Groupon? I’ll never know. I would’ve taken it back if I had discovered it sooner. Boo

Hidden location in a dead strip mall. We came in for dipped cones, which were delicious — as expected. Service was fast and friendly. Would recommend this location.

Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE 2014−(208÷365) «Old School Ice Cream»
We were in the mood for some old school soft serve and the Unilocal App brought us here. It’s also an Orange Julius too, and I loved Strawberry Julius growing up, so I got a simple Hot Fudge Sundae, and I just had to get a small Strawberry Julius to see if it tasted the same.
The sundae was okay, but the Strawberry Julius was a tad too sweet for my liking. Glad I got the smallest size! The workers were friendly and courteous and the location was pretty convenient, but for me, not enough to see me coming back any time soon. ALOHA!!!
Shaka Meter: \uuu/​\uuu/​\u 2.5

I’m not a huge fan of Dairy Queen. Some locations have a different menu than others. Some offer a full food menu. Others seem to offer mostly ice cream. This particular Dairy Queen offers a bit of both but tend towards the ice cream side of things. I’m not much of an ice cream person so I don’t come to Dairy Queen for that and there food is just average. I can find similar food with better quality at other places. What brought me in the other day was a coupon I got in the mail. Half off any size Orange Julius. I can remember liking on Orange Julius at the mall when I was a kid so with my coupon I ordered a medium and paid $ 2.05. It was as I remember. Frothy, cold and sweet. It was a nice treat on a rather warm Sunday afternoon. As simple as an Orange Julius is to make it should not have taken as long as it did for me to walk in, order, pay, receive and leave. But the staff was all in the back of the place. The girl back there kept looking at me and saying nothing. Finally she did acknowledge me and send up a guy to take the order. He then showed her how to make an Orange Julius. I get the impression she was new there. Fair enough but somebody should teach her to acknowledge the customer quicker.

This is the closest Dairy Queen to me, so my brother and I frequent here a lot. We mainly go for the shakes and blizzards as well as the ice cream cakes when it’s someone’s birthday. The ones that we’ve tried are actually pretty delicious. The only reason I didn’t give it five stars is because the people who work here are 90% crap whenever we come here. There are a lot of times where I’ve encountered rude staff, but it’s not something that I can’t tolerate. I go for the food anyway and not the service.

Been awhile since our last visit. Just got reminded why. Blizzards are like eating cups of plain ice cream. Very skimpy on toppings. Value for your money is what any customer is looking for. Shame on you for cheating your customers out of what they pay for.

I feel weird reviewing a Dairy Queen because most people already know what to expect for the most part. But this location was particularly yummy. The service was good & you can tell the owners of this location take pride in what they do. The only bad part of my visit was the customer bathroom wasn’t the cleanliest, but I never expect much from public restrooms anyway.

Today, my mother and I had an ice-​cream at this location. The portion size was so small. I felt as if I had been cheated. I wanted to talk to the manager but the only people in the store were two very young teenage boys. I won’t ever be going back to this store again.

Love this one, it’s tucked away, no drive thru. The employees are really nice, especially the young guy at the register, there is an older girl who works that gives everyone a dirty look, can’t decide if that’s her face or if she’s really giving people mean mugs.
medium mint oreo and m&m blizzard for me please!

Fast & Friendly service BUT the dinning area was a little cramped but it’s like that in all ice cream shops so who cares. It was A Very CLEAN store. The chicken finger basket was good & hot, but the fingers were very small more like half of a finger. The texas toast & gravy was forgotten and then when I did get it it was not even toasted more like texas bread. The blizzards & cones were awesome as always. So Management you need to go back to the chicken fingers you used to order because these were not worth it.

Finally!!! A Dairy Queen that serves cherry dipped cones! I’m really not one for sweets, but my favorite thing in the world when it comes to sweets is a cherry dipped cone from DQ.
When I was ten I moved to Southern California. For the life of me we couldn’t find a DQ anywhere. One day we found one at a mall. I was so excited to finally have a cherry dipped cone, but when I ordered it the person working there look at me like I was making it up.
It was after that day I went on a crusade to find one around my town, and to no avail I could not. It wasn’t until I moved here that I have my favorite treat minutes from my house. No more having to go to my hometown to get my beloved cherry dipped cone. Thank you Dairy Queen on Tenaya.