Culver’s

"Culver's is a Midwest staple. From the deliciously juicy butter burgers to the squeaky Wisconsin cheese curds and you can't forget their incredible home brew root beer! Also, it's not in the drive through menu but the pot roast sandwich is also amazing. Definitely worth eating at if you're in the mood for a higher quality fast food."

"Culver's was another restaurant on my bucket list when I lived in California, I had to try the famous butter burger. The burger is very good, doesn't taste like a fast food burger, though I don't think they use as much butter as the legend goes. Also, they put different condiments on my burger than I ordered and was on the recipt, which causes you to question why you have to wait while they prepare it after you order."

"This Culver's has been in this very spot since at least the 90s. My family has particularly enjoyed their fried chicken many times over the years. Personally, I like their burgers, which was my own personal motivation for this particular visit. The space really hasn't changed much over the years. There's a long counter with three registers up front. The wait to order was not long - I waited for one group ahead of me to finish ordering, then placed my order with the next cashier. After doing so, I filled my soda glass and found a suitable booth and sat down to wait for my meal. For the 2-3 minutes it took to receive my food, I pondered the space itself. Little things have changed in the years since I dined in the space itself. There are multiple layers of drop ceiling present, artistically layered upon each other within curved boarders. The central dining area has a prominently displayed mirror now, flanked on either side by frosted glass features. The carpet appears to be about the only thing unchanged. It may have been replaced at a certain point, but it's still the same nondescript dark patterned carpet as I remember. This is something unique to Culver's and a feature I don't especially understand in particular. It seems with the amount of people that accidentally spill a soda or ketchup or something similar, this would be much harder to clean than a tiled or other similar flat surface. At any rate, the dining room looks like a dining room at a Culver's - nothing to complain about here. I soon got my double butter burger and fries and consumed both. The crinkle cut fries tasted exactly like the fries from pretty much any other visit - they had their characteristic crunchy exterior and fluffy interior, much like crinkle cut fries from any other place offering them. The burger was also good - two smashed patties that were still juicy, yet still had plenty of crispy bits throughout their surface. All in all - it was a good, fast meal, exactly what I would expect of this or any other Culver's. This particular Culver's is pretty far from my home, as I most often visit the one on Spruce Hills Drive in Bettendorf. Still it was nice to visit this location again and if I were in the Jersey Ridge Road area again, I would not hesitate to come back. It's a Culver's, largely clean throughout the interior with fast and friendly staff. Thanks for the good burger!"

"Store closes at 10. It’s 8:30pm. We weren’t acknowledged while we were standing at the counter. Only 2 other tables with people eating. Wait time was normal for food. Place is a mess. And looks like it has been for a while. Mustard that is spilled is dried to counter. Trash is full and trays are stacked. And trash on floors."