Dairy Queen (treat)

Went to DQ today to get a Blizzard and was shocked to see they had a "Amber Heard vs. Johnny Depp" tip jar where you were supposed to be putting money into whatever side you liked more. I wanted to just walk out. What a truly disgusting thing - to turn a domestic abuse/defamation trial into a fun little game for people to play where they can pit a victim against her abuser. I know it's a fun internet thing to pretend like they're both bad but in the real world, domestic abuse victims will walk in expecting to get a dessert, see that and have to relive their abuse. I understand the teenagers working behind the counter probably think it's funny, but I hope whatever manager approved that is ashamed of themselves, and whatever higher ups they answer to sees this review and fixes things. Truly sickening and appalling. I'll never go back there again. To any domestic abuse survivors trying to navigate society's handling of this trial - do NOT go to this DQ location.

The customer service here is absolutely terrible. Employees seem to not understand how a lines work and takes customers ahead of the one standing right in front of them. After a delayed wait, order was set on the counter and employee walked away without saying a word. Will not be returning to this store again, would rather make the further drive to the stores on Main st.

Every DQ I’ve been to seem to gladly modify an order to make a customer happy. However, the DQ on Ken Pratt in Longmont refuses to modify their Orange Julius by adding ice cream. My 87 year old mother loves her Orange Julius with ice cream. Now I know I cannot go to this Dairy Queen to get what she wants, so obviously I will not go to this particular DQ in the future.

If the teenagers working here were coached on how to better be customer service oriented, this place would get five stars. Overhearing how they were interacting with customers while I was in the store a few nights ago made me pretty upset that I left and went to another ice cream parlor. I spent a lot of time coaching and being a leader to people in restaurants, so its not hard, its just a by product of them not giving a care about who is in charge. And because of that, the customers are treated like they are wasting their time and they would rather be in that back office instead of paying attention and doing you know, their jobs. Want good service here? go during the day when the team lead is more than likely going to be there.

After 30 years of being an entrepreneur I can tell an excellent employee when one Is is standing in front of me. Great choice of employees for both Alex and Aden at this location. I came in to this location to pick up the 2 for $4 Is chili dogs (Love the combo) The Day After Christmas. Aiden overheard me say you can't put too much mustard on this chili dog. He smiled And said really? I smiled back and said yes really, I am from New Jersey. Without a blink of an eye he said are you double dog daring me? Why yes I am. Alex, Without skipping a beat said I'm in on this too I'll be making one hot dog an Aiden will be making the other hot dog. Both hot dogs came out approximately at the same time. While Aiden's hot dog came out and looked like a perfect Rembrand, Alex's hot dog looked more like a Jackson Pollock. But you see this was now a competition And why they both looked and tasted amazing, I have to go with Aidan for the win. The presentation was just a little bit more superb . Guys you are awesome. Congrats DQ for having great employees. Whom ever the person that thought adding ice cream to a Mr. Misty was..... you are the best person at DQ. Kenneth Gottfried GottfriedMarketing.com