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Classic, long-running fast-food chain known for its burgers & fries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1786 Hooper Ave, Toms River, NJ 08753
Phone: (732) 255-2205
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
She wore headphones while speaking to me and falsely claimed she had overheard my original order, stating that ” he asked you if you wanted a, b or c” This conversation never happened and it seemed as she was covering up for the young male. She continued being argumentative, accusatory, and eventually replaced the sandwich with a “warning,” as if I were at fault, saying “this is the last time!” But to make matters worse, the replacement sandwich was disgusting—burnt, cold, and inedible.
When I asked for a supervisor’s contact info, she refused and stating making faces to a latino male client standing next to me.
She refused several times to provide her supervisor’s name or contact information, directing me to look it up myself online while continuing to mock me with this individual.
This level of disrespect is unacceptable. Save your money and go elsewhere; the management here is aggressive and the food quality is bottom-tier.
Employees actively avoid the front now, hiding behind the automated system as if customer interaction is a problem instead of the job.
This setup completely undermines sanitation. Customers are expected to handle food, wipe hands, and clean up without access to napkins unless they track someone down.
That’s not convenience, that’s negligence. Automation should improve service, not remove basic hygiene necessities.
The food is already a known quality and quantity. The service is now the real issue. If a customer can’t easily access napkins without interrupting staff who don’t want to be interrupted, something is broken in the system.
Technology isn’t the problem. Avoiding customers is.
I also love the coffee for one dollar