My boyfriend got us Whopper & Whopper Jr. meals one Saturday afternoon. I'm adding a star because they got the request for no onion right.\r
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The fries were cold and soggy. They had an oily aftertaste like old onions that coated the tongue and sat there. I don't expect them to change the grease after every batch, but I wonder if they've EVER changed the grease at this location...o_O\r
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My fruit drink was overly sweet - they probably added too much syrup and not enough water. On the flip side his soda was watered down...Figures....\r
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I'm a Whopper fanatic, be it chicken or Jr. It broke my heart to witness the biggest tragedy since the WTC collapsed: they ruined the sole reason we crave BK. Somehow they made it smell funny and taste terrible. The bun had a crumbly hardness to it - not quite stale - and it had a strange gummy texture and sugary flavor that put me off. And the beef patty didn't exude its normal beefy aroma; it smelled funky like burnt hair. Obviously the odor wasn't foul enough to completely deter my raging appetite, but now I wish it had. By its taste (or lack thereof) I guess it sat under a heating lamp for hours, losing all its juicy goodness during that time. I may as well have been chewing a rubber eraser. Maybe the condiments could have livened up the dead burgers, but they were so stingy with the ketchup and mayo it didn't matter. I swear each burger contained only a dime sized portion of each! These were no Whoppers - they were whopping ripoffs.\r
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My advice is to save yourself the punishment of ordering from folks who clearly don't give a damn about quality and only care about making food fast and in quantity. Just skip this location and head on down a few more minutes to the Atlanta Hwy locale - THEY know what's up.
Pros: didn't mix up order
Cons: everything else! how can you ruin a Whopper/not change grease/screw up soda mix....
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