

Craving a burger restaurant near you? Well, the search is over at Carl’s Jr.®, where you can dig into your choice of mouthwatering, charbroiled burgers or chicken. Whether you’re in the mood for a big, juicy, crispy Hand-Breaded Chicken Sandwich, a classic bacon cheeseburger like our iconic Western Bacon Cheeseburger®, a charbroiled Third Pound 100% Angus beef burger, or even our revolutionary Beyond Famous Star® with Cheese with a Beyond Burger® plant-based patty, we know how to satisfy your hunger. Visit your nearest Carl’s Jr.® restaurant at 1659 S State St, and Feed Your Happy.
Fast-food chain known for its variety of piled-high burgers & meal combos, plus shakes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1659 S State St, Salina, UT 84654
Phone: (435) 529-2048
Website: https://locations.carlsjr.com/ut/salina/1659-s-state-st
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It’s rare, especially in a small town, to find such excellent service. I had my burger in hand in under 90 seconds and was on the road.
Just plain awesomeness. It’s been a while since I’ve seen it. Well done Tarik. Keep it up my friend, you’ll go far with that attitude. 🙂
Lots of parking and a drive through here. Showing a sense of humor, there’s an old-timey roadside attraction of “Giant Soda Cans” painted on tanks at the gas station.
I ordered a chicken stars kids meal and a hamburger meal for myself. It took over 20 minutes to receive my order and when I finally got it, the fries were stale. There was a jalapeno in my non-jalapeno burger. The burger patties are dry. The sprite tasted terrible. The drive through wasn’t open and it wasn’t super busy. Awful experience all around
“The cone in the drive-thru lane is basically their mascot.”
Let’s start with the obvious: Open the drive-thru. Or hire more people. Or both. I’ve been told the reason the drive-thru is “always” closed is some sort of staffing issue. But come on—when the parking lot feels like a ghost town, it’s not a staffing shortage, it’s a motivation shortage. Open the drive-thru because ain’t no one inside taking orders either unless you can yell loud enough to get them to leave the backroom.
This might honestly be the most poorly run Carl’s Jr. I’ve ever been to. And that’s saying something. When you do finally get food, it’s usually lukewarm at best—like it’s been waiting on the counter, wondering why you took so long to pick it up. The food is your standard Carl’s Jr. fare: barely edible enough to prevent your girlfriend, wife, or travel companion from going full hangry meltdown. Outside of the jalapeño poppers (the lone bright spot here), there’s no reason to darken this doorway.
It’s just not a fun place to go. In a small town like Salina, where options are limited, it’s genuinely sad that this could be a great place for locals and travelers alike… but instead, it’s a punchline.
Bottom line:
Drive-thru’s a joke.
Food’s cold and forgettable.
Jalapeño poppers are the only reason to stop—otherwise, keep driving like your stomach’s life depends on it.