Whataburger

Every time I come I enjoy my experience! Sitting inside, curbside, drive thru; I am not disappointed! I thoroughly enjoy my experiences! Today i did curbside and Jeremiah took great care of my family and I. My bunless burger was top tier!

This was the best whataburger I’ve ever had by far. The food was warm, they actually grilled my onions. My wife and I both enjoyed it. They are MILES above both of the ones in Denton it’s not even close. I even called the as we were eating and told them how great it was. 100% worth it.

We live nearby and come here a few times a month. Every single time, I dread coming here and going through the drive through because of the same man that stands outside in front of the speakers to take orders. He is rude, unprofessional, and makes us uncomfortable. We thought the first time he maybe had a bad day. Pulled up the second time to the same person, said hello and asked how his day was going, he stared unresponsive and then told us to order. He is out there all the time, and we go out of our way to not speak to him, and if we have no other option, we turn around and leave. They also get SOMETHING wrong every time. Sauces, shakes, burgers, doesn't matter what I order, every single time something is wrong.

I’m all for some burgers but this time was too raw for me . Lost my appetite. Reassure it’s well done

All we wanted was five chocolate shakes, so for reasons I now regret, we went to Whataburger. At the drive-thru, we had to repeat our order six times for Bob (order taker) to understand it: 2 large, 1 medium, and 2 small chocolate shakes. This was not a custom catering request. It was shakes. Bob then asked for a name, confidently took it down wrong, and sent us forward. This was at 9:00 PM. At the window, Amy (drive-thru attendant) asked for our name—again—and then openly apologized for Bob’s inability to take the order. She also informed us that, shockingly, Bob had entered the wrong name. We paid and were told to pull forward because they were “making the shakes.” Ten minutes later, Amy returned and asked us to move to a parking spot because they were still “making” the shakes. Time k