Carl's Jr. — Restaurant in Frederickson

It was too busy!! For only 1 kid doing all!! The cooking by himself. I had to admire him he threw those burger's on that grill so fast. The biggest problem as I watched this young man in aw, yet I felt frustrated knowing one of those burgers was mine that I ordered. As he wore glove! That was good, except he wasn't touching JUST the food, he scratched his head, rambled through some garbage, as if frantically looking for something lost.then rubbed his check as he looked puzzled. I'd seen enough !! I felt a little sick to my stomach not only for the fact I waited patiently! For more then 40 minutes alone with the crowd waiting for their food as well. I said in a loud voice laughing at this point in not only the long wait but for the fact that this young man, never changed his gloves. Not once. I said I hope the rest of you folks don't eat your food if coming off that grill, unless you all want disentarry, sitting on the toilet while you're face is in a bucket all at the same time. Everyone laughed, but I truly was serious, I asked the teen girl if any adult was in charge of all you young people working here? She said well yes! In a surprised tone of voice. I am! I not only paid too much $ for a hamburger I new was going to make me I'll!! As well as a large order of fry's. I still laughing in total disbelief. Didn't even take the time to ask this teen girl in charge for my money back. She said , o miss wait your orders ready? I said you eat it. As I walked to my car, I thought o boy!! That's the first and last time I'm going for food at this Carl Jr. P.s. to those who want to know which place? Off Canyon Rd. Across the st....

My son’s quest to slay the mighty Triple Stack Cheeseburger—was an experience as messy as it was mysterious. Based on the menu board picture I was expecting a beefy legend, but instead, I was greeted by what looked like a soggy sock wearing a sesame seed hat.

Now, let’s address the elephant in the wrapper: It had all the structural integrity of a Jenga tower during an earthquake. The moment I unwrapped it, it sighed in defeat and slid sideways like it was trying to escape my disappointment.

And the lettuce was not just any lettuce, folks—we’re talking the butt end of the lettuce. The part that even your salad spinner says, “nah, I’m good.”

Now, let’s not forget the price. This culinary tumbleweed cost me $12.39. For that much, I expected a burger that would at least hold itself together long enough to be chewed. Instead, I got a tower of meat and melted cheese that looked like it was a smashed play-Doh project.

To be fair, the flavor wasn’t terrible—cheesy, salty, vaguely meaty, slathered in regret and WAY to much sauce.

Final rating: ⭐️⭐️ (2/5 stars) One star for effort, one star for the fact that it technically had three patties. Minus three stars for being more flopper than Whopper, and for using lettuce parts that should’ve retired two...

We are a family of four who decided to try this restaurant for the very first time were met with nothing but disappointment. The person taking our order couldn't handle taking this order and made multiple errors. We were missing drinks and sandwiches and fries. When we asked about our missing food, they fought with us and didn't even have the decency to apologize for their mistake. We then had to pull around to to speak with the first person who took our order to ask for a refund and that was even a fight. When they finally acknowledged us and began giving us a refund it took three separate employees and 20 minutes to actually give us a refund which wasn't even for the right amount. They never once apologized and just gave us our receipt. We will never go here again and I encourage others to do the same. It's not that hard to make a burger and some fries, I understand mistakes can be made, especially if it's busy, but they were not busy at all. There were only three cars in line when we ordered. If you want below sub par service and food go here, if not go else...