Wendy’s

Wow– this place is two months old and it’s already trashed (???) — the bathroom has gang tags, soap dispenser was in pieces, trash all over the floor (and it’s afternoon midweek) and there are more people in the kitchen than in the restaurant and drive through combined and it still took 10 minutes for a kid’s meal. I don’t bother reviewing fast food joints, but just a heads up– find a local mom n pop place rather throw your money into a place where no one cares… I’ll learn one day. Cheers.

Whoever puts salt on their fries must have Palsy because eating their fries is like drinking ocean water.

I watched this location go up in about four months and I waited eagerly for it open. I now live within a mile of a Wendy’s and I am very happy.
JJ and I drove up to the drive-​through after hitting the gym and grabbed some fries, a salad, some chili, and a spicy chicken sandwich. Typical Wendy’s fare – the chili is exactly as I remember it from my childhood, but the fries have made a switch to a variety that looks handcut instead of frozen. Yummy food. The only problem was that the fries were cold when we got back to the house, which is not great, because we only live three minutes away.
Regardless, we were in and out of the line in less than five minutes, even though there were two cars ahead of us. This was a major plus. A small drawback was that we weren’t asked if we wanted any condiments, nor were we given any. Perhaps this is the way that fast food is now, but I miss the little ketchup packets.
Finally, although I haven’t made it inside yet, the interior looks all shiny and new – there are even some nice umbrellas for the outside tables.