“My family loves the $5 biggie bag. The food is always fresh and the staff is awesome. I do wish they would go back to separating the biggie bag meals into separate bags. It's a lot easier to hand them out to everyone when you get home.“
“This Wendy’s is a pretty good place to stop at while on the long road trips. It was clean and the food was hot. I’ve got no complaints l. The bathrooms were exceptional and I loved everything about it. It was a bit crowded when I showed up here so the wait was long. But other than that it was a very great experience here at this Wendy’s location.“
“There were 4 of us ordering without being organized! But the drive in was patient, helpful and our order was on point. I had never had the Ghost chicken and thoroughly enjoyed the crispy chicken which was moist inside and well seasoned, along with the crisp peppers packed on top. The ‘veggies’ were not soggy but fresh. The best thing about our service here was driving to the pick up window and being greeted with smiles and not having to wait for our food!“
“Scrolling through past posts about this business, I came across a comment about an eyesore of a broken down car covered with a tarp in this Wendy's parking lot. While the individual who made this critical comment had no way of knowing this, things aren't always as they seem. There's more to every story. The broken down car with the tarp covering it in this Wendy's parking lot belonged to a homeless employee. It's where he slept at night. That young man has since moved on. Michelle, this Wendy's general manager, epitomizes the Wendy's business philosophy of giving more back to the communities in which Wendy's does business than what Wendy's takes, and of providing the opportunity of a hand up to the less fortunate citizens in those communities. While giving free meals to the homeless, and Michelle has done a lot of this, fills the belly, and that's good, hiring a homeless individual, and other less fortunate citizens restores personal dignity, and genuinely provides a true means to rise out of having to sleep on the cold, hard sidewalk, or in a broken down car covered with a tarp. Michelle is a genuine woman of God, and a true Christian. It's easy for a business to advertise that it's a Christian business. It's another thing for a business to actually practice Jesus's Social Gospel (Matt. 25:31-46). More church, more ministry, and outreach to the homeless, and other less fortunate citizens happens in this Wendy's building than most of the churches in this community. We are blessed to have Michelle, and this Wendy's in our community.“