Dairy Queen Grill & Chill — Restaurant in Maple Ridge

Well I'd like to address prices. It's getting out of control how expensive it's becoming to go put to eat, & have a treat, not just just at Dairy Queen!

A mini blizzard, which is by the way micro mini size of inside of small palm is $6 & almost $7.5 for small, which is still very small. Photos are added so u can get a price example. It's just getting out of hand.

Although this location is 1st location I've been to in a while that's listened to me asking for extra pickles, there was little condiments on our burgers, which made them dry. I had to ask for more mustard & used ketchup packages.

Now let's move on to the Blizzard. This is what was most disappointing. $6 for this little tiny thing & she didn't hang it upside down when she brought it to me (I didn't know they were supposed to do) cuz I've never purchased blizzard before. After she gave to me I walked to car & picked up spoon & was like wait a minute, this is milkshake texture so I went back inside asking her & her response "When I gave it to u it was thick"

I'm pretty sure that only took maybe 3 min from time she gave it to me till time I walk back in with it. Hardly not enough time for it to go from blizzard thickness to liquid that was running off spoon. I asked her to remake it, she was not very happy about that. The 2nd one she gave me was better, not thick, but better...at least it didn't fall out of cup when she hung it upside down 2nd time LOL

I got the new flavor Oreo chocolate brownie & it did not taste like chocolate at all, there was no brownies in it at all. Maybe it was just this location, I don't know. Wasn't very happy with it at all.

Moving along to cakes.... wow wow wow. Inflation sure has shown in the prices of these ice cream cakes. Almost $60 for most of them with tax, gross!!

Stick with the value meal that includes a 🍨...

Prices are up and ingredient contents are down. The last few times we've been at this location (closest to our home and therefore the most frequently visited by us), the quality of the treats has been terrible. Small amounts of ingredients in the Blizzards, milk shakes that are like water in consistency, Blizzard cups not being as full as they have been in the past, etc. Tonight was the final straw. We bough two Blizzards; one Reeses and one Skor Blizzard. When I picked them up, they were like cups of soft serve (just white soft serve). I figured that the ingredients just ended up in the bottom because sometimes they don't mix them well enough. Once we started eating the treats, it became evident that the Blizzards were just soft service with a little bit of Skor/Reeses for flavour. We went back to complain about the lack of ingredients and they said if you want more you have to pay. Things have gone so down hill with this location, I think we'll stop going there. It's just not worth it. Everything is so expensive and the quality is totally in the gutter. Goodbye Westridge DQ. It was nice...

This is the worst Dairy Queen location I've ever encountered. Every time we go, there is always at least a minor issue, but we've overlooked it in the past and we've frequented this location out of convenience as it is close to us. Last night we tried to use a free small cone coupon that we received in a goodie bag from a gymnastics competition. The clerk stared at it for a bit without saying anything to us and then turned to the owner who completely dismissed us saying nothing more than "nope can't use it" and then turning his back on us. My child was extremely disappointed as they had worked so hard at that competition. I'm sorry, but for a $2 cone, to say you can't use it with no explanation is horrible customer service. This person had no idea what else we were intending on ordering and lost a customer for life over $2 and some really bad customer service. We immediately walked out and will never return. Shame on you 204th st Dairy Queen. Your leadership needs to come from the top down and if this is the way the owner thinks, no wonder the staff is sub...