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Craving burgers, fries, and ice cream that’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance? Swing by Dairy Queen in Bellevue! From Blizzards so thick they defy gravity to chicken strips that’ll make you forget about dinner plans, we’ve got it all. No drive-thru, but hey, more time to decide between Reese’s or Oreo Blizzard. Come for the food, stay for the brain freeze!
Soft-serve ice cream & signature shakes top the menu at this classic burger & fries fast-food chain.
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Address: 3080 148th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98007
Phone: (425) 747-1370
Website: https://www.dairyqueen.com/us-en/Locator/Detail/?localechange=1&store-id=2241
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Reviews
Akira F
Worst Dairy Queen customer service ever! First off, cold, no greetings, no friendly smile (or at least fake nice smile). They love to argue with customers even if they’re completely wrong. Ordered a “COCOA fudge” sundae, they gave me “HOT FUDGE” sundae and they kept insisting it was the cocoa fudge sundae even after I told them it was not and explained the difference. They showed HORRIBLE attitude all while arguing with me the entire time. I called the other Dairy Queen location in Renton by QFC gas station, had the manager confirmed and agreed with me that hot fudge sundae and cocoa fudge sundae are two different types of sundae. I had the manager from a different Dairy Queen location talked to the argumentative staff over the speakerphone at this location, and they STILL insisted they gave me the correct sundae even after the manager told them it was not the correct sundae. The picture on the left is DQ hot fudge sundae, the one on the right is of DQ cocoa fudge sundae. One is with chocolate hot syrup, one is with a different chocolate topping. If it wasn’t because I was in the area and was trying to wait to traffic to ease down, I will NEVER ever come to this DQ location!
… moreEric Hagen
It’s a DQ without a drive through. The kids working the day I stopped in didn’t seem too interested in working except for whoever cooked my burger. It was excellent.
… moreMichael Molnar
Ah, Dairy Queen—the land of legendary Blizzards and questionable décor choices. The ice cream? Absolute perfection. The service? Surprisingly decent. But let’s talk about the ambiance: emergency lighting doubling as a painter’s tape holder? Bold move. Not sure if it’s a design choice or just a long-term “temporary fix,” but it sure adds to the **sketchy-chic** aesthetic.
Would I come back? Absolutely. But I might keep one eye on my Blizzard and the other on the exit—just in case.
… moreWould I come back? Absolutely. But I might keep one eye on my Blizzard and the other on the exit—just in case.
Todd Wirig
I ordered the four piece nugget meal and it was $7 and something and he put eight pieces in there and told me it was only $4 I couldn’t believe I got such a deal really nice owner in this particular store
… moreDarius
They say not all heroes wear capes. Some wear Dairy Queen uniforms and answer to the name Joey Kim.
Let me set the scene: it was a hot summer day — the kind where the sun feels personally offended that you’re outside. My friends and I were melting, morale was low, and someone muttered the magic words: “Let’s go to Dairy Queen.” That decision changed everything.
We pulled up like weary travelers entering an oasis. But it wasn’t just the Blizzard menu that made this trip unforgettable — it was Joey Kim, the customer service GOAT. If Gordon Ramsay worked at DQ and had the soul of a stand-up comedian built like a Funko Pop, you’d get Joey.
He greeted us like long-lost family. “Welcome to DQ! Home of the Blizzard, heart of the people!” Is that corporate policy? Doesn’t matter. It felt biblical.
He didn’t take our order — he analyzed us. “You look like a brownie batter type. Bold. Dangerous. I respect it.” I was seen. I was known.
Every second he was on shift was a full-blown performance. He flipped Blizzards like a magician, roasted me when I hesitated (“This ain’t a courtroom, bro, just pick your toppings”), and managed to train a new employee while running the front like a general.
And his height? Let’s address it — Joey is vertically conservative. He had to hop on a stool to reach the top freezer and said, “Short kings rise.” Iconic. His height isn’t a weakness. It’s a weapon for comedy and charm. Joey doesn’t need inches — he’s got presence.
A kid dropped his cone? Joey replaced it instantly, threw in a smile and a dad-joke, and restored world peace. Okay maybe not world peace, but at least family peace.
Food-wise: flawless. Hot fries, crisp chicken, and the Blizzard had such perfect topping distribution I thought NASA made it. I’ve never eaten a sundae and felt like I owed someone a thank-you note — until now.
We stuck around after eating just to bask in the Joey experience. When we finally left, he hit us with: “Remember, life’s short… but so am I. Come back soon.” That’s Hall of Fame material.
This wasn’t just a meal. It was a moment. A vibe. A memory. Joey Kim isn’t just a worker — he’s a Dairy Queen legend.
If you ever come here, PRAY Joey’s working. Your serotonin levels will thank you.
Five stars. Six if I could. Give this man a raise — or at least a gold-trimmed step stool.
… moreLet me set the scene: it was a hot summer day — the kind where the sun feels personally offended that you’re outside. My friends and I were melting, morale was low, and someone muttered the magic words: “Let’s go to Dairy Queen.” That decision changed everything.
We pulled up like weary travelers entering an oasis. But it wasn’t just the Blizzard menu that made this trip unforgettable — it was Joey Kim, the customer service GOAT. If Gordon Ramsay worked at DQ and had the soul of a stand-up comedian built like a Funko Pop, you’d get Joey.
He greeted us like long-lost family. “Welcome to DQ! Home of the Blizzard, heart of the people!” Is that corporate policy? Doesn’t matter. It felt biblical.
He didn’t take our order — he analyzed us. “You look like a brownie batter type. Bold. Dangerous. I respect it.” I was seen. I was known.
Every second he was on shift was a full-blown performance. He flipped Blizzards like a magician, roasted me when I hesitated (“This ain’t a courtroom, bro, just pick your toppings”), and managed to train a new employee while running the front like a general.
And his height? Let’s address it — Joey is vertically conservative. He had to hop on a stool to reach the top freezer and said, “Short kings rise.” Iconic. His height isn’t a weakness. It’s a weapon for comedy and charm. Joey doesn’t need inches — he’s got presence.
A kid dropped his cone? Joey replaced it instantly, threw in a smile and a dad-joke, and restored world peace. Okay maybe not world peace, but at least family peace.
Food-wise: flawless. Hot fries, crisp chicken, and the Blizzard had such perfect topping distribution I thought NASA made it. I’ve never eaten a sundae and felt like I owed someone a thank-you note — until now.
We stuck around after eating just to bask in the Joey experience. When we finally left, he hit us with: “Remember, life’s short… but so am I. Come back soon.” That’s Hall of Fame material.
This wasn’t just a meal. It was a moment. A vibe. A memory. Joey Kim isn’t just a worker — he’s a Dairy Queen legend.
If you ever come here, PRAY Joey’s working. Your serotonin levels will thank you.
Five stars. Six if I could. Give this man a raise — or at least a gold-trimmed step stool.
Smittie Smith
Ordered two Blizzards. After making the second one, they wiped the side and lip of the cup with a nasty rag sitting on the counter. When asked to remake it in a clean cup they refused. Threw the Blizzard in the trash. Never going back. Unprofessional staff, lousy customer service.
… moreKrissi Pike
Edit: Alright I have tried again and again yet they just can’t give 4 full size chicken strips at this location! Corporate needs to be better about Corporate inspections to make sure every location is up to par!
Cashiers never listen when ordering sides always forgets them. They fill the cups all the way up with ice so you get 2 sips of your drink. The food is always room temperature even though they say your waiting on fresh, its never hot or warm. They don’t give full size chicken strips only little broken pieces. They will charge you so sauce cups and not give them to you. This is ridiculous how no one at this location can just do their job. Corporate needs to do an inspection on this franchise its not up to the standards they need to be at!
… moreCashiers never listen when ordering sides always forgets them. They fill the cups all the way up with ice so you get 2 sips of your drink. The food is always room temperature even though they say your waiting on fresh, its never hot or warm. They don’t give full size chicken strips only little broken pieces. They will charge you so sauce cups and not give them to you. This is ridiculous how no one at this location can just do their job. Corporate needs to do an inspection on this franchise its not up to the standards they need to be at!
Steve Hiday
This popular spot recently converted to a walk-up location, with a convenient window facing the parking lot. Customers are not allowed inside. The food is good and the blizzards are always awesome. Very busy during and after dinner sometimes.
… moreAdrian Estes
While I appreciate Dairy Queen for giving young kids the opportunity to gain job experience, unfortunately it really shows in the overall customer experience here. Proper training is so important, and without it customers can end up leaving pretty unhappy.
When I walked in, the place didn’t feel very clean—there were flies bombarding my face as soon as I opened the door, which was not a great first impression. The customer service felt awkward from the start. The girl who took my order admitted she didn’t know how to make the Blizzard I ordered, laughed about it, and asked a coworker to make it for her instead of using the chance to learn.
The coworker, who had been cleaning the lobby at the time, went straight to preparing my Blizzard without washing his hands, which was really off-putting. Between the unsanitary environment, the lack of training, and the uncomfortable service, this visit was pretty disappointing.
… moreWhen I walked in, the place didn’t feel very clean—there were flies bombarding my face as soon as I opened the door, which was not a great first impression. The customer service felt awkward from the start. The girl who took my order admitted she didn’t know how to make the Blizzard I ordered, laughed about it, and asked a coworker to make it for her instead of using the chance to learn.
The coworker, who had been cleaning the lobby at the time, went straight to preparing my Blizzard without washing his hands, which was really off-putting. Between the unsanitary environment, the lack of training, and the uncomfortable service, this visit was pretty disappointing.
Katie
Sophie L. is always so wonderful and sweet! She is always so friendly and greets customers with a smile.
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