Dairy Queen (Treat) — Restaurant in Viroqua

Dining inside the food is good and the blizzards are good. They do need to mix the blizzards better though. The employees on my last visit seemed miserable!

Drive thru, however, our blizzards have been soft and runny....they made a point to not tip it upside down, and we ended up drinking a lot of them.

Edit: the last couple times we went there were 2 broken benches, so seating comfortably is even more limited than before.

Edit: At least year later, 2 seats still don't have backs to them. Blizzard prices have gone up ($6 for the mini and up from there), so we went elsewhere. Had the chicken strip basket though, and it was really good. Gravy is a bit watered down these days, but the food was fresh and still tasty. Just can't justify the price of the blizzard when I can get similar just...

Came back to Viroqua after donating plasma in La Crosse today and my husband today, and I decided to get a DQ treat to take home. He got a large misty slush (as usual-for $3.39), and I went with a peanut buster parfait (with pecans instead for a whopping &6.29!). The total was $10.21, and when they handed me the parfait I was dumbfounded, as it was missing the top portion of the ice cream and fudge as shown in the pictures advertised. I told the young girl that it wasn’t right, but she just shrugged her shoulders at me. Don’t they have recipes with pictures posted on the menu section showing the way it should look/be served?? I am EXTREMELY ticked and disappointed that they charge so much yet skimped and didn’t make it...

I stopped at Dairy Queen to take a Blizzard with me for the long drive ahead. I always get one with brownie bites. The Blizzard was just what I needed. It puts a smile on your face after the first bite. However, when I was ordering, I saw a new item on the menu. They were rotissiery chicken bites. It comes with a side of yummy Ranch dressing. Let me tell you, the dipping sauce was better than the chicken. The portions are very small. It didn't matter because I couldn't eat them. The consistency was rubbery and almost impossible to chew. Well, lesson learned, stick with the ice cream at an ice...