Wendy's

Reviews

• DB

  David Berry

  Apr 9, 2026
  4.0
  Food and service was fresh, fast ,curdious and clean every visit in the last 3 years!
• SM

  Stephen Martino

  Mar 23, 2026
  3.0
  It's like the blind leading the blind here, yet I still frequent because it's close to work.
• SH

  Shmoke Herban

  Mar 6, 2026
  1.0
  Oh, where to even begin with my latest pilgrimage to the fine dining establishment known as Wendy's? It's less a fast-food experience and more a psychological experiment in how long a human can wait for a fundamentally incorrect meal before their will to live evaporates entirely. Let's start with the temporal anomaly. The concept of "fast" food is clearly a theoretical construct here, one that the staff has only ever heard whispered in legends. Placing an order feels like activating a time-delay sequence where the "ready" time is merely a suggestion, a gentle hint of a future where your food might, possibly, exist. You could watch a full season of a TV show, learn a new language, and raise a small family in the time it takes them to assemble a single burger. And what a burger it is! When they say "You're always right," they must be referring to their uncanny ability to be perpetually wrong. My quest for chicken is a fool's errand. It's a culinary tragedy in two acts: either it's been incinerated into a carbon-based life form, or it's been sitting under a heat lamp so long it's achieved a state of desiccated mummification. It's not chicken; it's chicken jerky that's given up on its dreams. Today's masterpiece was the Cheesy Bacon Burger meal. The "cheesy" and "bacon" parts were apparently optional, or perhaps they were just metaphors. What I received was a bun drowning in a veritable ocean of mayo—enough to lubricate a small engine—and completely devoid of the promised cheese and bacon. It was a mayonnaise sandwich with a side of existential disappointment. The surprise wasn't missing ingredients; it's that I continue to be surprised by this. But how does one even document these failures for posterity? You can't. Wendy's has apparently gone paperless, not for efficiency, but to erase all evidence of their crimes. No receipt means no proof, no transaction ID, no way to hold anyone accountable. It's the perfect crime. They've created a black hole of customer service where complaints go to die. This all culminates in the staff, who radiate an aura of profound apathy. They don't just seem like they could care less; they seem actively offended by the very concept of caring. You're not a customer; you're an inconvenient interruption in their day, a hurdle between them and their next break. In conclusion, Wendy's isn't a restaurant; it's a test of patience and a monument to mediocrity. It's the only place I know where you can pay for a specific item and receive a completely different one, all while being made to feel like you're the problem. Bravo, truly. An avant-garde performance in disappointment.
• ML

  Max Lawless

  Feb 20, 2026
  1.0
  Doesn’t know what the word “plain” means. Embarrassing
• DB

  Derek Bootle

  Feb 18, 2026
  4.0
  The food at Wendy's has decreased in size and quality. Dave the founder, would be sad to see it. The restaurant overall is great, staff great, food meh.

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