Burger King — Restaurant in Oregon

I spent $52 at the drive-thru at the Burger King in Oregon, Wisconsin, and what I got in return was a bag of disappointment, frustration, and barely edible garbage. If I could give zero stars, I would.

Drive-Thru Disaster: Even though I didn’t go inside, I still waited an eternity in the drive-thru. You’d think that amount of time would mean they were at least getting the order right — but nope. Multiple missing items, no apologies, and the food I did get was a complete joke. It honestly felt like someone reached into the trash, threw it in a bag, and said, “Good enough.”

Food Quality: Calling it “food” feels generous. The burgers were dry, stale, and lukewarm — as if they were made last week and left under a heat lamp out of spite. The fries were cold, greasy, and somehow both soggy and crunchy in the worst way possible. Everything tasted off, old, and borderline inedible. I wouldn’t serve this to my worst enemy — let alone a paying customer.

Missing Items: For $52, you’d expect the order to be complete — at the very least. But nope. No napkins, no sauces, multiple items missing, and what I did get wasn’t even close to correct. If I wanted to pay that much money for food I didn’t order and couldn’t eat, I’d throw a wad of cash into the wind and hope it hits a Taco Bell.

Zero Value: I didn’t go in, didn’t get what I ordered, and what I did receive should’ve come with a warning label. I could’ve had a better meal pulling leftovers from the back of my fridge — blindfolded. The only thing consistent about this place is how bad it is.

Final Thoughts: Avoid this Burger King like it’s radioactive. I don’t know if it was a bad night, a bad crew, or just a cursed building, but whatever’s going on there, it’s not fast food — it’s...

The fries weren't fresh but they weren't really old either. Way better than 99% of McDonald's fries these days. The burger was great too. However, what made me decide to write this review is the ketchup. If I left it here, you would likely be befuddled, right? Please allow me to elaborate. First, I forgot to ask for ketchup but they asked me if I'd like any, something that doesn't always happen. I said yes please but didn't specify how much. The second part is that they actually gave me enough! Often times I'll get a few packets but never enough to get through all the fries. I never complain, just accept it. But this time I actually had one packet leftover, which now remains in my vehicle for future use. In addition, the woman was really fun and super kind. I wish I had gotten her name so I could give her the credit she deserves, but hopefully if anyone higher up reads this, they'll be able to figure out who it was based on the following: Her nails were painted bright and pretty, it was Wednesday, March 29, 2023, about 7pm or so when I went through the drive thru.

I've been to this location many times but this was probably the best experience I've had here so far. Not that the rest were terrible, but I guess just what one would expect. Being asked about ketchup and being given enough were both something most people would just overlook, but I genuinely appreciated it. And the interaction, short though it was, was above and beyond expectations, and I also appreciate that. I work a drive thru myself so I'm very forgiving about things and very understanding, but I also have certain expectations. This was an overall excellent...

I went through the drive through in Oregon, WI. I ordered 1 Impossible Whopper, 2 regular Whoppers and an 8 piece jalapeños poppers. As I pulled out, I took what I thought was a popper out of the bag and took a bite. It was a chicken nugget!!! I immediately spit it out. I took it back in the store and they gave my poppers, which were sitting right there and said they were sorry. THAT DOES NOT CUT IT FOR ME!! I have been a vegetarian for years. When I knew it was chicken, I was disgusted. That would be like giving an alcoholic a glass of wine and told him it was grape juice. With that first sip, all their sobriety would be gone. If the staff would have been paying attention, this would not have happened. I feel sick to my stomach - literally!!! I am sure you do not understand my repulsion to murdering animals for human consumption, but I feel angry and a "I'm sorry" is not enough.

• Update 4/27 I received a very concerned and polite email from the head of Burger King in Madison. He totally understands how I felt as he is a Vegan and has had that happened. He will be sending two coupons for any item of my choice. I wish all companies were as positively...