Carl's Jr Tulum — Restaurant in Quintana Roo

Quality: I was disappointed by the Monster Burger. I expected a large, meaty burger, but it didn’t live up to my expectations. It lacked the fullness and flavor I was hoping for. My wife’s Parallel Burger, which was cheaper, tasted much better and included fresh ingredients like onions and tomatoes. The only notable difference was the Angus beef, but it didn’t justify the gap in quality.

Location: The restaurant was clean, and the staff provided quick, friendly service. There were no significant wait times, and the location was convenient and easy to access.

Experience: Overall, the experience didn’t meet my expectations. I was hoping for a flavorful, satisfying burger, but the Monster Burger fell short. My wife’s alternative was a better option, and I wouldn’t choose the Monster...

I recently visited Carl's Jr. and had a mixed experience. While I was excited for a quick meal, I ended up waiting about 25 minutes for two burgers due to a noticeable staff shortage. It was a bit frustrating, especially since I was quite hungry.

However, I have to say that the burgers were worth the wait! They were delicious, juicy, and cooked just right. The highlight for me was definitely the guacamole—it added a fantastic flavor that elevated the entire meal.

Overall, despite the long wait time, I enjoyed my experience at Carl's Jr. and would recommend it for anyone looking for a satisfying burger, just be prepared for a...

The food upset my stomach, they only had onion rings no fries, and only one side of the menu. Apparently, they didn't have any veggies for the burgers, no ice for the drinks, and $440 mx for a combo after some 16% tax. I was looking for a little reminder of the United States and wanted to compare the 2 The Mexico version lost this one. The people are awesome and the restaurant is clean and has a good vibe,I guess im just used to really great street food now so Carl's Jr was a big...