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Address and Contact Information
Address: 590 W Princeton Dr, Princeton, TX 75407
Phone: (972) 736-6611
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Why it took over 10 minutes to receive old and over cooked food (with no apology for the long wait) its beyond me.
What a shame.
Didn’t even give us a receipt to call in an official complaint.
For some reason this location in particular is having a hard time taking orders in a timely manner. Anytime I come here even in the morning I have to pull around to the side of the building and wait for my food. Today I ordered a simple egg and cheese biscuit at approximately 8:15 in the morning. Not sure why it takes that long for something so easy. The last time I came here I had to get a refund because I was already at the window waiting for a solid 10 minutes. I guess they were in the process of swapping from breakfast to lunch but I wasn’t aware of that so I ordered a grilled chicken wrap but I was also in a hurry to get somewhere so I had to get a refund. Today I was asked to pull around but after five minutes I went back around the line and ended up at the window to get my food. Also, they did not provide napkins. Above all, do not come here unless you have 10 to 15 minutes of time to spare for a simple singular item off the menu.
Ordered a 50 piece nugget and 2 small fries. Only received the nuggets but paid for the fries. Didn’t notice till i got all the way home. Wasn’t about to waste gas driving back.
The nuggets themselves tasted like they were fried in old oil, and way overcooked. Really unappetizing.
But when I got to my car, I checked menu prices. A 6 piece nugget is $2.99. I paid for a $6.49 tender. Even a TEN count nugget is $4.89. Nowhere NEAR comparable for the item I paid for that they were out of. When I tried to call customer support, they were closed. When I called the restaurant, they still just directed me to call customer service. When I asked why they didn’t just remove the tenders all together and not charge me, the worker told me they don’t have the ability to remove items. Whether you believe that or not is up to you, but as it stands right now, this restaurant owes me money and is refusing to make it right. They hoped I would just move along while they overcharged me without even informing me. Had I not checked the bag, I never would have known the tenders was out, and assumed they just made a mistake. But they knowingly overcharged me. Avoid this location.
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The empty parking lot was the first red flag. The second? ❌ Every self-checkout was broken. And the third? The menu board—with prices so high we turned right around and left. Nearly $4 for a Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger?! That used to be a dollar!
As my wife and I glanced at the prices, we knew it was too rich for our blood. She even said it out loud, and to our surprise, the employee standing in front of us and pictured nodded and said, “Yeah, our food is super expensive.” If the workers themselves are admitting it, that tells you everything you need to know.
So, off to Whataburger we went ➡️, where the burgers are bigger, the prices are better, and the experience doesn’t feel like a corporate cash grab.
And while we’re at it, let’s talk about how fast-food buildings have lost all character. Once upon a time, McDonald’s had its golden arches, unique universal building design and PlayPlaces that literally had characters in them not just unique character, and Wendy’s had its cozy, homey feel with warm brick exteriors and sunrooms. I always loved Wendy’s Sunrooms. Now? They all look like the same bland, soulless corporate box—gray, rectangular, and about as inviting as the DMV. Whataburger, though? It still stands tall with its classic A-frame, bright orange accents, and unmistakable identity. It’s the last of a dying breed—fast food with personality.
Typically, one expects buns with their hamburger… Never saw any buns. No buns anywhere in or around the bag….
It smelled like feet and thinned out square patties that look like they’ve been slammed on the floor in anger, behind the counter, hand-grabbed off the floor and “Oh, y’all put the bread away? Bet…” *grabs lettuce leaves instead*
Disgusting… what did they read on the online order?
Definitely NOT this…
We took the food in the bag in confidence and trust that these employees were hired in good judgment. We will never trust this Wendy’s location again.
-No one should have to deal with trying to correct an order in a system that is created for the customer.
-How and why would multiple people (in the same facility) be okay with this?
I could say much more concerning horribly incorrect orders from this same facility, but the time spent to communicate a glimps of what we’ve dealt with here is done.