Doozies — Restaurant in Council Bluffs

Good afternoon. This is Josuee Contreras. I just got a job here at Doozies. I worked for like 5 days. Till one of the assistant manager name Maggie said to me on Tuesday. That I can no longer work at Doozies. I asked why she let me go, she said because one of the dudes in the kitchen said that I was a slow worker. Before I started my job the manager said I had 2 weeks to prove my self. The kitchen staff has no right to manipulate the manager. Maggie the assistant manager said that if I return to work, that one of the dudes in the kitchen will quit. That ain't right to manipulate a worker who just started. I also experienced hatred toward me, just because I would make me a double cheese burger with a fried egg. The kitchen staff would get in raged when they see me eating. After I ate my burger Mauricio made me lift a heavy bin of onion, felt like my gut was gonna pop.I would see them pig out when they eat . So your saying it's alright for them to eat but not me? Don't we all eat. You Have no right to treat people like this. Jasmine was a nice coworker she offered me a taco but when one of the dudes named Tony saw me eating he looked in raged. When I texted the general manager named Mariana for my schedule to work she ignored me. When I walked inside Doozies to find out about my schedule she went and hid in the kitchen and send Maggie to tell me what she needed to tell me what I mention earlier in the top of this brief review. Susie please pay my money to my chase account. I no longer work there. There is no point in holding what the company owes me. I need to...

We ate here about 5pm yesterday. Only 1 table remained when we walked in and we didn't want a booth so I grabbed that table. I looked at the menu online and decided on a combo with cheeseburger and onion rings, texted to my husband. He got a double cheeseburger with fries. The total came up to over $33, they don't give you any discount for buying a combo. Since the menu online mentions combos, sub drinks or onion rings that they offer combos, pretty deceptive. The burgers were just not good. They're either not cooked properly or they are the cheapest meat, I don't think I have ever had such a greasy burger. The fries were soggy and greasy, onion rings were decent. Nothing was seasoned. I went up to get ice cream. Ordered a large butterscotch sundae with butter brickel ice cream and a turtle sundae. They charged $0.75 extra for the butterscotch sundae which I didn't understand until I got the other sundae and it was made with soft serve. How disappointing to have a counter full of real ice cream in front and realize that you have to ask them to use it and pay extra if that's what you want. My ice cream was so good but after spending $47 for a pretty bad dinner I really doubt...

When you don't even list your ice cream flavors, so your staff has to yell them over your low quality speakers. You know your in for a "wonderful experience" as a disabled person.

I got onion rings and 2 scoops of ice cream.

The onion rings my mom said we're some of the worst she's had, (she gets onion rings everywhere she goes, Culver's has been the best in her opinion so far for onion rings)

I find myself extremely disappointed when hearing a long list over the speaker of ice cream quickly listed off, and grab onto lemon and blueberry, two flavored I know by heart from other small businesses that have grown big like Tillamook icecream. Which I've been to the headquarters of when I was younger.

Their headquarters has a wild berry huckleberry and nut icecream exclusive back when I was younger.

I was satisfied with the consistency, however the blueberries were dried like raisins and not fresh and cooked in, and the flavor was dull. The lemon was simular and weak in flavor.

The staff however were very polite and tried their best.

However I do not plan...