Dixie Queen — Restaurant in West Memphis

Sad to say, I don't know where to start. After asking around about an after-hours restaurant, which this places shows its open 24 hrs, I decided to try it. I made it in line a little before 12am. I was given a big surprise.about 20-30mibs later, still in line, a young man came out talk alot. Then he started taking out trash, a young female showed up and helped. My ears twitched, eyes got big when I heard him say some words that basically was saying he is ready to roll me a blunt. Many of you pretty much know what that means. Finally, the three cars before me and myself finally was able to place an order at about 12:46. Something told me a problem was about to happen because that young man had a car radio turnt up so loud. He then asked the a customer that was in line to move his car. A few minutes later the young man was not heard of or seen. I ordered just in time. Customer service started the cars that pulled up, The store's cook was no longer available. Untullbhe cook went MIA. I was the last one to comment...

The double cheeseburger is tastes great.

The wait was long, but the store's sign at drive-thru does say food is cooked to order. All food tasted fresh.

The blue Kool aid is ok. It could have been sweeter.

The fries didn't have a lot of flavor, but they serve a lot of them with the order.

The sauce on the hot honey chicken is very good, but the chicken wasn't seasoned that well.

We visited about an hour before closing time, and overheard the cashier telling car in front of us that they couldn't make change if the car paid with cash. Be prepared to pay with card.

Only one lane to get in and out the parking lot/drive-thru. If you decide not to eat there after you arrive, you'll have to wait on cars in front of you to leave first.

Had a hard time hearing the order taker at the speaker, but our order was right and it didn't take long to get our food once we made it to the window.

I'd visit this...

The food is cheap and gives a sense of nostalgia for old school burger joints. However, the service is terrible. You can’t understand anything they say at the speaker, then they get irritated when you tell them, “I’m so sorry, the speaker is super fuzzy and I can’t understand what you’re saying”. Almost every time we go, they miss something on our order (probably because the speaker is more broken than a recently divorced Kardasian). And heaven forbid you patiently ask, “I’m sorry, but did the Pepsi not make it on the order?”. We’re too scared to complain, or even gasp ask them to add said missing item to the order (which we’ll obviously pay for). I’m sure if I looked closely at the kitchen, I would no longer want to eat there. But we’re gluttons for punishment, and will continue to eat cheap cheeseburgers and chocolate shakes in blissful...