Wendy's

Reviews

• ML

  Maricela Lopez

  Feb 24, 2026
  5.0
  Me encanta pq esta todo bien limpio y ahí puedes comer tranquilo con música suave q tienen puesta
• CC

  cjhwth81

  Feb 20, 2026
  1.0
  Bad quality. This is definitely one of the worst Wendy’s. Room temperature food. If you want a hot, juicy, tasty and enjoyable meal, this isn’t the place you want to go. Dairy Queen’s A way better option 👍🏽👍🏽
• BH

  Braxton Hackenberg

  Jan 17, 2026
  1.0
  So me and my family went to Wendy’s on 12/16/26 and we ordered a meal and they messed it up well my 10 year old sister went to tell them about the mistake and this man continues to be absolutely rude to her and give her attitude and you know he wasn’t listening worth crap when you spell out your last name to him and he spells it wrong 3 times overall TERRIBLE customer service
• BY

  Brent Yohn

  Jan 15, 2026
  5.0
  Visited at +/- 4pm. Staff was good. My cheeseburger was Hot-N-Juicy! A treat. At various Wendy's & maybe depending on time of day and product cooked ahead, my burger is mostly Cold&Dry. Hot-N-Juicy is my kind of burger.
• CG

  Christopher Gola

  Jan 4, 2026
  5.0
  In February 2013, the air in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, was crisp and biting. Inside the bustling household on Market Street, Christopher Gola and Rosemarie Antonelli were surrounded by the lively energy of their housemates: Rosemary Tom, Jesse Tom, Laura Dorneman, and Beth Smith. After a long afternoon of shared stories, the group piled into the car, laughing as they made the short trip to the Wendy’s Drive-Thru in Selinsgrove. They huddled together in the warmth of the vehicle, passing around Frostys and hot fries, a ritual they would repeat just a few months later in the mild spring of April 2013. By the time January 2014 arrived, life had shifted. Christopher and Rosemarie had moved to Warrington, PA, but the pull of friendship remained strong. They drove back to Selinsgrove to reunite with Rosemary and Jesse Tom. The reunion felt incomplete without a trip to their favorite local haunt. Through the swirling snow of January, they pulled into the familiar Wendy’s lane, the glowing red sign serving as a beacon for their late-night catch-up session. The tradition held firm into January 2015. Despite the distance between Warrington and Selinsgrove, Christopher and Rosemarie made the journey once more. Meeting up with Rosemary and Jesse, they found themselves back in the drive-thru line, the steam from their coffee rising in the cold air. For them, it wasn't just about the food; it was about the miles traveled and the steady, unchanging friendship that waited for them at the end of the Susquehanna Trail.

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