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Well-known fast-food chain serving grilled burgers, fries & shakes.
Hours
| Tuesday | 5 AM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 5 AM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 5 AM–1 AM |
| Friday | 5 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 5 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–1 AM |
| Monday | 5 AM–1 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 605 US-190, Covington, LA 70433
Phone: (985) 272-1857
Website: https://burgerking.com/store-locator/store/3623
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Reviews
14$ on a ‘whopper’ meal.
…Here we go.
0.70$ on added veggies.
Extra Tomatoes and onion — almost 1$ up charge for veggies that may as well be a regular amount of toppings. 3-4 baby-sized slices of tomato, 2 of which were rotten and couldn’t be eaten. So great, back to square one on my “extra” diapered tomatoes that I paid extra for was actually 0.40$ on garbage fodder. Thanks for that.
0.30$ extra for “extra” onions. There were 3 tiny rings of onion that were outcast To the side. Strange decision on sadwich maker’s behalf but there we are.
The lettuce was a dejected mix of rot and unripened iceberg. They definitely hooked me up with the white stem portion of the head. Thanks for that??
The fries. Ugh. Once my favorite on the market. BK fries were large format, dark, and extra crispy. Tasted so good I hardly needed ketchup, but I did say hardly because I can put ketchup on my ice cream even. Ok not really. Alas, the fries were a soggy, undercooked bouquet of sadness. Flimsy, floppy, and a rather offputting al dente center that was wrapped in an overly white coating of rejected Idaho jewel. Weird experience. I didn’t finish the fries. Another waste of poorly spent money.
Now for the good stuff. The dude at the window was kind. Mustached warrior serving up the goods and friendliness at window #2. As window #1 is now dead and useless. Why do they do that? Maybe to keep the habit of wasting everyone’s money strong? Oh well. To the abyss that question goes.
The burger meat was hot and greasy so it appeared it just came off the line which was nice! It also melted my cheese slice. Yahoo.
But back to the bad for a quick minute— my cheese slice was 1.20$. Dude! That’s 12% of the meal cost alone. Really?? Exorbitant. Maybe the cheese is important from King Rankana’s tomb in Egypt flying first class with the finest of refrigerant systems?? Who knows!
And again to the good, my coke was mixed nicely. A bit flat but at least the syrup was on point. Good ole coke! A must with fast food visits.
I want to enjoy fast food. It’s a nice break from organic this and that and responsible eating. Fast food is a last bastion of misbehavior that rarely rewards. I’ll keep chasing that goose!
Once you do get your food, it’s always made perfect
PS- next time you talk smack to your other employee about a patron coming in make sure the patrons not wearing hearing aids on high. I hope when your boss reviews the camera he gets the audio as well.