Frosty Drive N — Restaurant in Denton

Well I debated on writing this review but I see now the owner/manager is known for having an attitude problem. Sort google reviews by lowest and read how he talks to/about his customers: “get away from demanding customers looking for root beer floats”, “we saw you drive up and turned the lights out”.

I went in last night with my wife. She is 9 months pregnant and wanted a decent burger and she’s been asking to try this place out for a while. I’ve been a couple other times with colleagues and it was fine. Her burger came out warm, mine cold. I felt her burger patties and mine with my finger, her patties were warm and the cheese was melted, my patties were cold and grossed me out. I made sure it was the patties and not the vegetables. I INTENTIONALLY waited for the people at the counter to clear out after they finished their business and tried to very kindly and quietly inform the cashier (owner?) that my patties were cold but my wife’s burger was fine, so as not to cause a scene or embarrass the business. Not a big deal at all, I just wanted a warm burger. He took the burger, I sat down, a few moments later he leaned over the counter to inform me the burger was cold “because the jalapeños are 36 degrees” and that he would go ahead and microwave my burger. I guess he wanted me to feel stupid in front of the other customers despite me trying to keep it low profile to save him some embarrassment as a business owner because, again, not a big deal, and I wasn’t even upset to begin with. I guess if he wants to make it public I’ll leave a review. Guess what Patrick? Your burgers have two patties, then cheese, then vegetables and sauce, then my jalapeños on top, and somehow those jalapeños reduced my patties to room temp or colder? Come on now. He did go ahead and remake a burger, he said something about a microwave as I was taking the new burger from the counter, couldn’t hear exactly what he said over the jukebox. The burger was VERY hot, as I expected from him after he revealed his bad attitude to prove some kind of point. Had to wait a few minutes for it to cool down to eat it. Great job, you sure showed me! Really disappointed one of the few non-chain restaurants is being run like this. If you’re miserable working here or operating this...

Ah, Frosty Drive N, a beacon of hope in an otherwise pedestrian landscape of fast food. As I walked through the door, I couldn't help but feel a sense of superiority over the peasants who are content to stuff their faces with low-quality fare. But as soon as I took a bite of that burger, I knew that this place was something special.

The burger at Frosty Drive N is truly a work of art. The meat is juicy and flavorful, and the toppings are perfectly balanced to create a harmonious flavor profile that will leave even the most refined palate satisfied. It's truly a testament to the skill and dedication of the chefs who work tirelessly to create such an amazing culinary experience.

But that's not all - the root beer at Frosty Drive N is equally as impressive. It's rich and creamy, with just the right amount of sweetness to balance out the complex flavors. It's the perfect complement to the burger, creating a dining experience that is truly unparalleled.

In conclusion, I can confidently say that Frosty Drive N is one of the best fast food establishments I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. It's a shining example of what can be achieved when true culinary skill is combined with a commitment to quality and excellence. So if you find yourself in the company of peasants who are content to settle for mediocre fast food, do yourself a favor and head to Frosty Drive N for a truly unforgettable...

First time patron. Waited like ten or so minutes in line to order food because the cashier (presumably the owner) was talking to some geriatrics about his car or whatever. Gave me enough time to stand around and take in the environment, which was just as bad too. The Beach Boys tracks (the bland and forgettable ones too, no "Don't Worry Baby", or "Wouldn't It Be Nice" to be found in here) hissing through a dinky jukebox, dirty tables and buzzing lights. Trying too hard here, let it go.

One word conversations while ordering, got some hamburgers and fries. Sad considering he was so chatty to pretty much everyone else in the restaurant before meeting me. Little buddy at the register had a lot of trouble making eye contact as well, shameful. Hamburgers were extremely bland and unseasoned, absolutely forgettable. Fries were limp and not even crispy at all, could benefit from thirty or so more seconds in the deep fryer. Name wasn't even called and tray was slapped on the counter. Should have just refused me service and called me slurs, because this was a boring and annoying waste of time and money.

Such a lame and wishy-washy place. Probably the last hamburger joint anyone should visit. Try Kincaid's Hamburgers or Keller's Hamburgers instead. Or just try visiting here when you're not black or LGBT+. Should have said white power and jutted out my arm stiff before...