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Welcome to Carl’s Jr. in Ontario, your go-to destination for the juicy, charbroiled burgers and crispy hand-breaded chicken sandwiches your mouth is dreaming about. Savor our tangy, BBQ-y Western Bacon Cheeseburger, our zesty Guac Bacon Burger—or our take on the tear-inducing El Diablo. Whether you’re dining in, driving through, ordering ahead or takeout, we’re here to answer the call when cravings strike.
Fast-food chain known for its variety of piled-high burgers & meal combos, plus shakes.
Hours
| Friday | 3 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 5 AM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 3 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 3 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 3 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4555 E Jurupa St, Ontario, CA 91761
Phone: (909) 605-0506
Website: https://locations.carlsjr.com/ca/ontario/4555-e-jurupa-st
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Reviews
J Ochoa
I ordered my Western bacon cheese burger with light sauce and they added 3 times that. It was drenched in sauce. Im sure they did it just to piss me off for whatever reason. The young woman who took my order was very polite and profesional so I dont think it was her, but i have to stop by on my way home from work to ask . Other than that the place is clean and I got my order fast.
… moreSara McLeod
After a long day of travel, we stopped here for a much needed meal. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful. It was the cleanest fast food restaurant I’ve ever been in and the bathrooms were spotless! Thank you for a great experience!
… moreIssac Gutierrez
Robin H was amazing helped me figure out the app when it wasn’t working correctly. She’s always been helping every time I go in.
… moreCurtis Brown
Excellent establishment. Good service. Clean. Fast. Bathroom was reasonably clean.
If you need to stop for a quick bite off the freeway this might be a good choice.
… moreIf you need to stop for a quick bite off the freeway this might be a good choice.
Carla Medina-Gil
Mariana girl on the cashier was friendly and helpful in navigating the Carl’s jr Mobile App! Thank you Mariana for your attentiveness!
… moreMatthew Nguyen
Probably the most friendly staff I have dealt with at a Carl’s Jr. In some time. The cashier and workers were kind and very welcoming. You can tell they enjoyed what they do and it made my visit very pleasant. It’s customer service like that, that brings me back. Thank you for the kind and welcoming service!
… moreDanny Gonzalez
Food is hot crispy, and the staff were nice and fast
… moreChristopher Booker
Title: Carl’s Jr. – Where the Chicken (and Customer Service) Goes to Die
If I could give zero stars, I would. This might be the most infuriating fast food experience I’ve ever had — and that’s saying something.
I pulled into Carl’s Jr. craving something simple: chicken tenders. But surprise! “We’re out.” Fine. I pivot and ask for a crispy chicken sandwich. Guess what? Out of that too. Apparently, anything involving actual chicken was off the menu. What’s left? “Just burgers, fries, and grilled chicken,” the drive-thru voice tells me, as if I should be honored to be offered the scraps of a dying kingdom.
Feeling trapped (I was 11 miles from home and too hungry to argue), I settled for the grilled chicken sandwich and waffle fries. I say “settled” because that’s what this entire sad, limp experience turned into: a reluctant compromise served up in a greasy paper bag of regret.
But the real kicker? I get home from work — 11 miles later, mind you — open the sandwich, take one bite… and nearly lose my appetite AND faith in humanity. It didn’t taste like chicken. It didn’t even taste like food. It tasted like the dumpster grease from behind a gas station that gave up on life. The smell? A pungent, stomach-churning aroma of overused fryer oil and existential dread. Even my dog sniffed it, looked at me like I’d betrayed him, and walked away. That’s right — my dog. Who eats garbage.
And let’s talk about the service. The drive-thru employee sounded like I was interrupting her nap, rushing me through my order with the charm of a DMV agent on a bad day. Would it have been too much to mention they were closing? Or that they were out of everything resembling decent food? Or that the grilled chicken might have been marinating in despair since the Bush administration?
Carl’s Jr., if this is the “quality” you’re peddling now, you might as well shut down and save us all the disappointment. I didn’t pay for a meal — I paid for a lesson. And that lesson is: don’t expect edible food or basic courtesy from this location.
Absolutely disgraceful.
… moreIf I could give zero stars, I would. This might be the most infuriating fast food experience I’ve ever had — and that’s saying something.
I pulled into Carl’s Jr. craving something simple: chicken tenders. But surprise! “We’re out.” Fine. I pivot and ask for a crispy chicken sandwich. Guess what? Out of that too. Apparently, anything involving actual chicken was off the menu. What’s left? “Just burgers, fries, and grilled chicken,” the drive-thru voice tells me, as if I should be honored to be offered the scraps of a dying kingdom.
Feeling trapped (I was 11 miles from home and too hungry to argue), I settled for the grilled chicken sandwich and waffle fries. I say “settled” because that’s what this entire sad, limp experience turned into: a reluctant compromise served up in a greasy paper bag of regret.
But the real kicker? I get home from work — 11 miles later, mind you — open the sandwich, take one bite… and nearly lose my appetite AND faith in humanity. It didn’t taste like chicken. It didn’t even taste like food. It tasted like the dumpster grease from behind a gas station that gave up on life. The smell? A pungent, stomach-churning aroma of overused fryer oil and existential dread. Even my dog sniffed it, looked at me like I’d betrayed him, and walked away. That’s right — my dog. Who eats garbage.
And let’s talk about the service. The drive-thru employee sounded like I was interrupting her nap, rushing me through my order with the charm of a DMV agent on a bad day. Would it have been too much to mention they were closing? Or that they were out of everything resembling decent food? Or that the grilled chicken might have been marinating in despair since the Bush administration?
Carl’s Jr., if this is the “quality” you’re peddling now, you might as well shut down and save us all the disappointment. I didn’t pay for a meal — I paid for a lesson. And that lesson is: don’t expect edible food or basic courtesy from this location.
Absolutely disgraceful.
Johnny H (Mr.Oldskewl)
They are pretty good food is alway correct. Usually good at listening to how you want your food. Only negative is everytime I come to Drive thru. No matter how small or big my order is I have to park in the front and wait for food. Its usually quick but still have to park for Drive thru.
… moreRonald Ramirez
I like their food there. The service is okay! Better then McDonalds. The parking is not the greatest. They need more parking place there. The price is okay. The neighborhood is not the greatest. That place is neat and clean.
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