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“Love going to this burger king always clean and friendly staff. Although i would love it if they thought about the infants they have no changing station i have to go out to my car and change my babies diaper i didnt really appreciate it i would love to change my babies diaper in the building where theirs AC they need to included a station for babies to change them. Do better burger king the floor and a car in this heat in yuma is no place to change a babies diaper.“
“Food was very fresh and the manager had all the food in order. Definitely would recommend for the quality and freshness. The staff especially the manager were fast and friendly. I appreciate the pride they take in their work because it definitely shows in the quality of their food.“
“Burger King used to feel like a place where people actually went to eat. You’d walk in and there’d be people sitting around, a family arguing over fries, some kid behind the counter who looked like he’d rather be anywhere else. The place had noise. Grease. Life. Now you walk into a Burger King post-2019 and it feels like you’ve wandered into an abandoned bus station. Nobody’s at the counter. Nobody wants to be at the counter. There’s a screen telling you to order through the app, and the employees are somewhere behind the walls, assembling Whoppers for people sitting in their cars waiting for a notification... The burgers are commercialized, the fries seem fake, and everything has that strange industrial sadness to it. You take a bite and wonder if you’re eating dinner or participating in some kind of economic experiment. Maybe that’s what happened after the big C-O-V-I-D. We stopped going inside. They stopped expecting us to. The dining rooms got emptier. The counters disappeared. The apps and kiosks took over. Fast food stopped being a place you went and became a machine you ordered from. Burger King is still there, glowing in the darkness, selling you a Whopper through your phone. But everything about it is pretty empty. Every aspect, every angle. It's bleak, and it's sad. Whether i give 1 star or 5 stars, it doesn't matter. Still bleak, still sad. Let me tap my credit card on your little black box, take my 12 bucks, give me my daily ration of calcium propionate and soy lecithin. The modern human body craves emulsifiers and diglycerides. What happened?“