Burger Restaurants near Raceland

“This location never disappoints. I VERY rarely have an issue with my food like onions when I didn’t want any. It’s never an issue I couldn’t fix myself in two seconds. The rare occasion I am missing an item they are nice about it and get you fixed right away. The staff at this location treat you like family and are the nicest around.“

“The cashier was amazing 🤩“

“Not much stands out. Quick service“

“such a great deal: hamburger and fries for $6.00, and you can't go wrong with "Tim" and "Ms.Pat" in the kitchen,the burger has a homemade flavor(juicy and delicious)and the fries are fresh cut potatoes ?

Vegetarian options: multiple choices

Dietary restrictions: options available

Parking: plenty of free parking in the parking lot

Kid-friendliness: has a kid's menu

Wheelchair accessibility: has wheelchair accessibility“

“fun times with good friends“

“The lady at the drive-thru was very friendly and nice. And you know that does a lot to start off your morning! The ham & cheese croissants were hot and good. Thanks nice lady who I didn't get your name cause asking would be weird so if you're reading this and you were the one working the window on the morning of 7/17, Thanks! ...that still came out weird.“

“I treated my husband and our children out to eat for our anniversary. The food was delicious and our waitress was attentive and polite, so I want to be fair about that. Unfortunately, the way a situation involving a homeless man was handled completely overshadowed an otherwise pleasant meal for me and my family.

The man approached our table and asked whether either of us had a lighter and possibly a cigarette. My husband gave him a cheap lighter he had in his pocket. The interaction was brief, and the man did not threaten us, harass us, or otherwise interfere with our meal. We were perfectly comfortable helping him with something so small.

What bothered me was what happened afterward. The man had already left the restaurant, after which the waitstaff and several customers began loudly gossiping about him in an extremely degrading and dehumanizing way. I understand that restaurant employees have to deal with uncomfortable situations, and I understand that customers may not want to be approached. If someone is being aggressive, threatening, or refusing to leave, that's a completely different matter.

But that's not what I witnessed here. What I witnessed was a vulnerable person asking for something small, leaving without causing us a problem, and then being spoken about as though he were somehow less deserving of basic human dignity.

I don't expect a restaurant to solve homelessness, and I don't expect employees to allow people to harass their customers. I simply think there's a compassionate middle ground between having legitimate concerns and treating a homeless person like a criminal for merely existing in the restaurant. Again, the food and our waitress were both great. I just left feeling deeply uncomfortable with the way this particular situation was handled.“

“We love this place! Drive almost 30 min just for their food and treats!“