

Steak ‘n Shake, a classic American brand, was founded in 1934 in Normal, Illinois by Gus Belt who pioneered the concept of premium burgers and milkshakes. For over 85 years, the company’s name has been symbolic of its heritage. The word steak stood for steakburger. The term shake stood for hand-dipped milkshakes. Gus was determined to serve his customers the finest burgers and shakes in the business. Today, Steak ‘n Shake remains the better burger leader, serving premium 100% beef steakburgers, hand-dipped milkshakes, thin crispy fries, and more. Steakburgers are made without preservatives or artificial ingredients, topped with fresh produce, and always hand-crafted to order.
Chain known for steakburgers & milkshakes offering a dinerlike space with retro flair.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2100 N Richmond Rd, McHenry, IL 60050
Phone: (815) 759-9885
Website: https://www.steaknshake.com/locations/il-mchenry-n-richmond-road/
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At 930pm its hard to find a reliable restaurant in McHenry.
This location certainly hit the spot.
Highly recommend this Tuesday night crew.
If you honestly don’t like working with customers why work in fast food or any customer service job
I hope something happens….
The overall appeal of the store,
Taking those onnings off with nothing to replace or do something to the building is gross, the building looks disgusting…. The inside, the bathroom are gross they keep up with lobby, sometimes haha
Overall will not come back and honestly puts a bad taste in my mouth from the food to the restaurant itself….
Visually, it’s the same bright, clean, diner look as before. The food is mostly the same, though the menu is a shell of it’s former self. It’s now a slimmed down fast food menu instead. Not even the titular shake selection has escaped the headsman’s axe.
Sadly, the service experience has been affected the most. From the sign standing inside the door telling you to order at the kiosk before seating yourself, to the drink machine that requires a QR code from your receipt to dispense drinks, you almost wouldn’t know the restaurant had staff if you weren’t asked by the kiosk about tipping them, and couldn’t see them in the back making food. The only interaction we had was hearing them call out names after placing a completed order on the counter, only to retreat to the back once more before you arrive to collect it.
We’re not complaining about the people themselves, but instead the changed business model that reduces them to little more than a cog in a corporate machine.
Sadly, I don’t see us returning in the future unless we happen to want a shake from the drive-thru, where, paradoxically, we’re likely to get more human interaction than actually going inside.
Update: I decided to go in and see if the shorting of purchase product has changed and I’m glad to say that the drink is now filled with the appropriate amount of ice and the food is good but the manager that I interacted with last time recognized me and did not say hello to me when I walked in but instead turned her back and ignored me when I greeted her six times when she finally turned around she did not say hello but instead a cold “what’s up?” I let her know I was there for the order and to please put easy ice in my drink. I gave her thanks for the food but received none in return for the patronage but I did pick up on an annoyed attitude from her. So much so that I almost brought myself to asking her if this is going to be a problem and an issue every time I come in here. But I ultimately didn’t and said I hope that corporate sees this and addresses the issue with her directly as the next time I expect to be greeted with a smile and a hello and a thank you in exchange for mine at the end of the transaction.