Culver’s — Restaurant in Ozark

Culver’s is like a culinary identity crisis—and we here for it. Where else can you get junk food perfection, homemade soup that could rival Grandma’s, and custard so good it feels like you’ve ascended to dessert heaven?

Let’s start with the star of the show: ButterBurgers. It’s like they took all the grease your doctor warned you about, gave it a hug, and slapped it between two buttery buns. Every bite whispers, “Calories don’t count if it tastes this good.” You tell yourself you’ll only eat half, but who are we kidding? By the time you think to stop, your fries are gone too—and probably half of your friend’s.

Then there’s the custard, a.k.a. Andie’s sweet, frozen dream. You walk in with dignity, thinking, “I’ll just get a small.” Five minutes later, you’re sitting in the parking lot with a concrete mixer bigger than your face, questioning how you got here. (Spoiler: it’s because the flavor of the day was Oreo overload, and you have no self-control.)

But wait—Culver’s has a soft side. Out of nowhere, they’re like, “Would you like some homemade soup with that?” Excuse me, what? It’s like being handed a cozy blanket in the middle of a frat party. One minute, you’re devouring cheese curds like a junk food gremlin, and the next, you’re delicately sipping chicken noodle soup like you’re at Sunday dinner with Nana. It’s emotional whiplash, but in the best way possible.

And let’s not forget the fries—crispy, golden, and salty enough to make you rethink everything you’ve ever said about other fast-food chains. Dip them in ranch, ketchup, or (if you’re truly unhinged) custard. No judgment here; Culver’s is a judgment-free zone.

The whole experience is like a chaotic, delicious family reunion. Junk food lovers, comfort food enthusiasts, and ice cream addicts all come together in this sacred greasy temple. Sure, your arteries might hate you, but your taste buds? They’ll be writing thank-you notes.

Would I recommend Culver’s? Absolutely. It’s the perfect mix of “I’m making bad decisions” and “but at least I’m happy about it.” Just don’t forget to bring stretchy pants and maybe a therapist to help you process how soup and custard somehow work together. 10/10 – would eat my feelings here...

On Wednesday March 26,2025, I ordered a cod fish fillet sandwich basket, which, as per your menu, typically comes with tartar sauce. When I received my order, I noticed that the sauce that should have been included with my sandwich was missing. When I requested the sauce, I was informed that there would be an additional charge for it. I was surprised by this response, as I believe the sauce was an essential part of my sandwich and should have been included at no extra cost. When I pointed it out the worker, she asked to verify it was actually on the receipt. I understand that mistakes can happen, but I was disappointed that I was asked to show a receipt and then being told that it typically cost $0.38. I would have to pay for something that should have been part of my original order. Flustered, I went ahead and paid with a dollar bill and left the change. As a first time customer of Culver's, this experience has left me frustrated and doubtful of a return visit. I kindly request that you review this situation and ensure that such charges are avoided in the future. Maybe adjusting your policies regarding the inclusion of condiments with sandwiches. I believe this would enhance the overall customer experience and prevent similar issues...

Like my third time here. Went through the drive through and followed directions the lady told me at the window and pulled around in the second lane. Had some angry people in a truck pull up behind me laying on their horn and making "hand signals". Then two adults got out of their car separately and told me to get out of the way. I had 2 kids in the car, so I just pulled around front and went in to wait on my food.

I told the shift lead what happened and that I probably wouldnt be returning. He just said "I'm sorry they handled it like that but that's not our fault. You're supposed to just pull up to the corner". I'm not trying to get anything from Culver's. I'm just a little shaken from not knowing the rules and then having strangers blaring their horn and approaching my car in the drive through line.

I wasn't trying to blame anyone or get anything for free but the shift lead, for whatever reason, assumed that. I just didn't know the rules, and honestly still don't.

Whole situation was super stressful and my family is not...