Dairy Queen — Restaurant in Leander

A Detailed Review of Dairy Queen’s Bacon and Cheese Belt Buster Combo

I recently had the opportunity to try Dairy Queen’s Bacon and Cheese Belt Buster Combo, and I wanted to share my experience with others. In this review, I will discuss various aspects of my visit, including the friendliness of the cashier, the comfortable atmosphere, the quality of the fries, and my thoughts on the burger patty.

Customer Service and Atmosphere: Upon entering Dairy Queen, I was greeted by a super friendly cashier who made me feel welcome. Their positive attitude and willingness to assist added to the overall pleasant experience. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was also very comfortable, providing a relaxing environment for enjoying a meal.

Fries: One highlight of my meal was the fries. They were cooked to perfection, with a crispy texture that added an enjoyable crunch. The flavor was excellent, and they complemented the main dish well. I found myself thoroughly enjoying every bite of these delicious fries.

Burger Patty: While I generally appreciate a flame-charged burger, I must admit that the flavor of the patty in this particular Bacon and Cheese Belt Buster combo was slightly off. The predominant taste I detected was a burnt flavor, which overshadowed other flavors that could have enhanced the overall experience. Although it did not ruin the burger entirely, it was a noticeable drawback.

Overall Assessment: Despite the slight issue with the burger patty, I still found the Bacon and Cheese Belt Buster combo to be a good choice at Dairy Queen. As evidenced by the picture I took before writing this review, I enjoyed the entire meal and did not leave any leftovers. The combination of friendly service, comfortable atmosphere, tasty fries, and an overall satisfying burger made for a positive dining experience.

In conclusion, if you are looking for a friendly environment with crispy fries and a decent burger option, Dairy Queen’s Bacon and Cheese Belt Buster combo is worth considering. While the burger patty could have had a better flavor profile, it did not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment...

The food wasn't bad but the service was breathtakingly bad. I've waited a couple of days to post a review because I didn't want to do it in anger but I am still absolutely SHOCKED at how my situation was handled. I went through the drive thru on Friday (May-16) and they didn't give me my card back, I realized after I got home that I didn't know where my card was and I called them to see if it was there. I gave the woman on the phone my first and last name and she verified my card with my full name, card type and bank name so I know for a fact they had my card. I told her I would be back for my card but I was unable to make it that night. I went back the next day Saturday (May-17) and told the person at the counter my card was there and gave them my name. They disappeared for probably 5min before who I am assuming is a manager came up and apologized because "it was an honest mistake" but my card had been SHREDDED!! Now I have to request a card through my bank and I have to do it as lost/stolen because they say it was destroyed but how do I actually know that is what happened? How was my card there and then it wasn't? Is their communication...

I've frequented many Dairy Queens in the two decades I've been alive and have never felt more compelled to leave a review till now. Why does a large cone have the same amount of ice cream as a medium one? The only perceivable difference is the larger cone itself, which leaves us with a disproportionate ice cream that's more cone than cream.

The Dairy Queen off Whitestone has the large cone done right, showing it's possible to offer proportionate servings for each size. They have a slightly different price to account for the additional ice cream, a change many would consider fair for a proportionate serving. After all, who wouldn’t pay a few cents more to ensure their larger cone is truly larger in every way?

Currently, the misaligned ice cream to cone ratio feels akin to robbery. We're paying for a 'large cone', but in essence, receiving a 'medium' in a bigger cone.

My fellow dairy enjoyers let's reconsider the large cone's serving size. A minor price adjustment is a small price to pay for satisfaction. Next time you visit, let your concerns be known. Let’s ensure that when we ask for large, we truly get what we...