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3235 I-70BL, Clifton
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“I come here a lot, love the food, great stuff! But the waiting needs to pay more attention to details! The last 3 times I have come in here I have to wait and I always have to ask for silverware and napkins.”
Fast Food · $
3232 I-70BL, Clifton
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“We’ve never had a bad experience here. In fact, we’ve always had exceptional service. For one, a few years ago, we were in there and the owner (not sure if the same one now) gave my kids free ice cream for a small mess up. I’ve worked for this owner before and he is genuinely a kind person who likes to keep his staff motivated to serve good food. What motivated me to leave a review today was Zoey, a shift lead along with the team working with her this past Sunday night. I had an issue with my door dash order. It wasn’t their fault but I had called to ask a couple questions. Zoey offered to fix the situation for me without any hesitation. I did not expect this at all because it wasn’t their fault. But as a tired mom with hungry kids, just trying to take a night off of cooking, she saved the evening. When I went in, I was met with so much kindness from Zoey and another employee with reddish blondish hair and glasses. They were helpful and understanding. They apologized for something that wasn’t even their fault. These are the kind of people that should be working with the public. They leave a lasting impression on customers. The free ice cream years ago and this situation will be how I always remember Freddy’s in Clifton. We will definitely be dining in more often knowing what a positive environment they have created.”
Burgers · $$
Fast Food · $
3207 I-70BL, Clifton
Customers’ favorites
“Best breakfast in the fast food industry I’ve had in town!!! I’m a huge fan!!! GREAT JOB!!!”
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