Culver's

I had only eaten at a Culver's once or twice several years ago. It was OK. We were in the cities for the evening and had 3 adults and 4 littles to feed. Something for everyone. I LOVED my cod dinner and the rest all enjoyed their choices too. And the frozen custard! Can't wait to go back. Place was busy but pleasant, clean, tidy, great service, friendly staff and a minimal wait for our meals.

I love the double deluxe Culver's burger and fries. This restaurant is by far better then the established fast food restaurants like McDonald's. They food always be good quality and fresh, they service be by far better then the other fast food joints and I see myself eating their regularly. One of the owners Dan Fong is very respectful and takes the time to talk to customers making sure they have a good experience. 👍🏾

Max waited on us, what an awesome young man. We didn't know what to order and he asked if he could give us some suggestions. So we went with the suggestion s and it was delicious 😋 He heard also my daughter and myself asking about the pictures of the dogs on the wall, and he told us about the contest. So cool❤️ Carmen was great also❤️

Culver’s is always good, and this location did not disappoint. The burgers were good and the chicken was good as well. Very crispy. The fries were hot and the drinks were very carbonated (just how I like them). I tried the root beer for the first time and I recommend it to all looking for a sweet root beer. The employees were very attentive and friendly, and they were also very helpful when we needed things. I knocked this location down a star because of the area. It seems kind of suspicious to me, and the people here are kind of “nuts.” My first occurrence (keep in mine both were within 5 minutes) was in the parking lot. I was parked in the main lot, and a very allegedly high man was talking to a passenger in the car to the left of mine. No problem, right? That was until he made me want to lock my doors and drive to the opposite side of the parking lot (literally happened). He did a weird dance in front of my window and wouldn’t stop. He was smoking some kind of cigarette, can’t really tell if it was marijuana, but he was blowing the smoke at my window. He kept doing the dance as I hastily pulled away, and seemed to be laughing in a weird way the whole time. He left me alone after that, but continued doing weird dances to other cars. He is pictured below, and if you see him, I suggest you pull away. When I pulled away, I stopped in a spot near the bus stop. There was a woman there, either allegedly high or mentally ill, arguing with a shopping cart (pictured below). I checked and she was not on the phone and she didn’t have headphones in. I genuinely don’t know what was going on with that one, but I probably would choose a different Culver’s if I could.