Wendy's

Reviews

• TJ

  Travis Johnson

  Mar 30, 2026
  1.0
  Nasty place. Won't go back
• MR

  Mimi Ris

  Mar 22, 2026
  1.0
  We stopped by Wendy’s after a rodeo, just hoping for a quick, comforting bite before our hour-long drive home. It was 9:20 PM—40 minutes before closing—so we thought we’d be walking into something familiar… something dependable. Instead, it felt like stepping into a memory that was quietly disappearing. Wendy’s has never just been a fast-food place to me. It’s woven into some of the happiest, simplest moments of my life. After high school football games, it was where we all went—laughing, replaying the night, sharing fries, and always ending it with a chocolate Frosty. Those nights felt endless back then, full of friendship and joy. Even before that, my very first Wendy’s was just outside our neighborhood. My siblings, my friends—we would walk there together, just for Frostys. No phones, no distractions—just pure, simple happiness. It’s one of the most cherished memories of my childhood. So walking into this location… and seeing it like this… honestly hurt. The place was completely empty except for three teenagers working. When we tried to order, we were told there were no Frostys. No chili. They had already started shutting everything down because it was “close to closing.” At 9:20 PM. A Wendy’s… without Frostys. It sounds small, but in that moment, it felt like something much bigger was missing. Like a piece of those memories—those traditions—was just gone. The service felt indifferent, the food we did get was poor, and the entire experience carried this quiet sense of neglect. Not just of the restaurant, but of what it used to represent. It’s devastating to see a place that once meant so much—full of life, laughter, and connection—reduced to this. Places like Wendy’s aren’t just about food. They’re part of people’s stories, their growing up, their families, their friendships. And to see that slowly slipping away because of poor service and lack of care… it’s honestly heartbreaking. I never thought I’d feel emotional over a fast-food restaurant—but the thought that one day you might not be able to walk into a Wendy’s and order a Frosty… that truly makes me sad.
• JH

  Jesse Hull

  Mar 12, 2026
  1.0
  We usually love Wendy's breakfast but this am there was only 2 cars in the drive Thur and we were on of the 2 cashier has no personality at all barely spoke we were asked to pull forward and wait for 2 breakfast sandwiches and an order of their potatoes which was okay with this at least it would be hot and fresh we were wrong My husband got a sweet tea after tasting it we realized the tea was spoiled this place really needs to get it together
• EH

  Emma Hall

  Mar 11, 2026
  1.0
  I got breakfast this morning.. I was rushed away from the window didn’t get a straw also they rushed away after giving me my food after I had to pull up. I didn’t get any syrup for my French toast. They had NO ONE else there I was the only customer and they still rushed. Also the middle of the French toast is gooey and not done. Wasted $10 this morning..
• WU

  Wynter Upton

  Mar 7, 2026
  1.0
  We pulled up to the drive thru, it takes 5 minutes for anyone to answer. When she does answer she is rude and says it's gong to be a while before she can take our order. Mind you, there are no customers in front of us, behind us or inside, and we had a mobile order to pick up. We pull up, she is still rude, says there is only 2 people working in the store, it will be 10+ minutes wait. For two burgers and some chicken nuggets. Meanwhile, instead of helping the line cook make our order she is working on trying to close the store early.

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