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I ate at one in Dallas, Tx 2 yrs ago. Looked like Mogadishu in there. Took them 20 mins to fix our 2 burgers and they were not busy.

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I've never eaten one. My sister from Dallas says they're the greatest, better than In&Out.

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Good company. Terrible food.


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Originally Posted by Winchester21
Good company. Terrible food.



Really? I've heard just the opposite. Of course I'm from MN and we don't have much to choose from.

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Originally Posted by slumlord
Willing to give them another chance.

Don't

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Originally Posted by Barney_Fife
Originally Posted by slumlord
Willing to give them another chance.

Don't



Well....if they’s a bunch of white folks working at the next one. I still might. That’s a big IF.

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I married a Texan, and all her kin are Texan. There is nothing more Texan than Whataburger and Dr Pepper. Never shall a bad word be said about either. We drove to Florida and back last week. It was like they'd seen some kind of exotic dove that only appears every 20 years or something everytime they saw a Whataburger. "Oh look, WHATABURGER!!!!" They're not bad, I don't avoid them, but they're not the end-all, be-all of fast food.

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Texas hype???!!!

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i miss eating at Whataburger since leaving Texas.

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Originally Posted by slumlord
I ate at one in Dallas, Tx 2 yrs ago. Looked like Mogadishu in there. Took them 20 mins to fix our 2 burgers and they were not busy.

Willing to give them another chance.
I've ate at them since I was a kid. None around our present locale, yet. Anyway, closest is 150 miles. Mahomes bringing them to KC though so that gets them 50 miles closer. They're all right. Lots of stuff I prefer, but they're better than most fast food chains. You don't have to be too good to compete with Mickey D's and Booger King.

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Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by Barney_Fife
Originally Posted by slumlord
Willing to give them another chance.

Don't


Well....if they’s a bunch of white folks working at the next one. I still might. That’s a big IF.


How well they do is highly store/crew dependent. One opened near me a while back and when the training crew was there and for about a year after that it was really good. After a bit of turnover and maybe some owner/operator complacency set in, well, meh.

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Whataburger operates franchises in Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. The original Whataburger restaurant is in Corpus Christi, Texas, where it was originally headquartered, but has since moved operations to San Antonio, Texas. Whataburger, which was founded in 1950 by Harmon Dobson, is still family-owned and operated.

The First Whataburger opened 70 Years ago

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My local Whataburger has done pretty well with putting their best customer-service personnel at the drive-through. 90% of the time, they are very polite and professional. They aren't at the Chik-Fil-A level, but still pretty good for this area. I try to compliment them on their service when they do a good job.


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Originally Posted by OrangeOkie
Whataburger operates franchises in Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. The original Whataburger restaurant is in Corpus Christi, Texas, where it was originally headquartered, but has since moved operations to San Antonio, Texas. Whataburger, which was founded in 1950 by Harmon Dobson, is still family-owned and operated.

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That story is dated as Whataburger recently sold out to a big conglomerate. Happened probably two years ago. Many fans were apoplectic.

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I started having to go inside so I could read the little screen at the register to make sure my order was entered correctly. Then the kitchen could at least have a shot at getting it right, but that got spotty as well.

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Originally Posted by Ghostinthemachine
Texas hype???!!!


From my perspective... yes. Their breakfast biscuits are ok. Everything else gets an unenthusiastic "meh".

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God, they sure look like a good burger on YouTube.

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They don't come down this far, unfortunately. Otherwise, I would hit them up. Used to enjoy a big fat Whataburger as a younger fellow.


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They're not world beaters, but when done properly they are pretty good.

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Always hit them up when down in Destin....

Good Job Whataburger


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