“Having been recently renovated, this Dairy Queen will become an oasis for any family traveling through middle of nowhere, South Dakota. As we road tripped across America during spring break of 2018, we found ourselves spending the night in the small town of Winner, a place with few dining options. At 6:00 p.m. on a Tuesday night, most local businesses had shut down for the evening. McDonald's and Subway were options, but both have built global empires by serving substandard food that our family refuses to eat. The local Pizza Hut has been dubbed the "dirtiest in America." But then, standing on the eastern outskirts of town, a shiny beacon summoned us from afar, that vaguely elliptical emblem with the letters DQ in the center. This was the best option for dinner in Winner! The chicken strips, cheese curds, and french fries were on par with other Dairy Queens, as were the endless ice cream treats, including a rare DQ with my favorite butterscotch dip cone. They even had the modern soda machine with a push button touch screen to select any drink you could possibly want. And they have a giant spinner with different flavors of blizzards if you can't make up your mind. Thanks for living up to the DQ standard!“
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“Having been recently renovated, this Dairy Queen will become an oasis for any family traveling through middle of nowhere, South Dakota. As we road tripped across America during spring break of 2018, we found ourselves spending the night in the small town of Winner, a place with few dining options. At 6:00 p.m. on a Tuesday night, most local businesses had shut down for the evening. McDonald's and Subway were options, but both have built global empires by serving substandard food that our family refuses to eat. The local Pizza Hut has been dubbed the "dirtiest in America." But then, standing on the eastern outskirts of town, a shiny beacon summoned us from afar, that vaguely elliptical emblem with the letters DQ in the center. This was the best option for dinner in Winner! The chicken strips, cheese curds, and french fries were on par with other Dairy Queens, as were the endless ice cream treats, including a rare DQ with my favorite butterscotch dip cone. They even had the modern soda machine with a push button touch screen to select any drink you could possibly want. And they have a giant spinner with different flavors of blizzards if you can't make up your mind. Thanks for living up to the DQ standard!“