Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers

"Burgers were good and the experience was fine. Burgers were on the smaller side and while the fries were thin-cut style, luckily the fries portion was large. The food came out relatively fast and were seated fast. There's a drive-thru and there is plenty of parking available. People have compared this to an "In-N-Out" chain restaurant, but I just don't see the comparison (been to plenty different locations); food and value-wise—they are quite different from each other."

"This place made me feel like I was in a 50's dinner. I enjoyed my visit and look forward to my next visit."

"Freddy's is really good, if you like 50's style burgers and fries. The fries are smaller than most places but you get a bigger portion. The Freddy's Fries Sauce is pretty good, too. Service is friendly and prompt. There's plenty of seats to dine in or you can take it to go. The food is pretty comparable to Culver's, but they don't have as many choices. I've been there several times and I'd go back again and again."

"The drive-through order was quick and pleasant. Ordered two of the double cheeseburgers with fries and ice tea. Pickup was pretty quick, and the order was correct. The food was still hot when I got it home. The burger patties are the thin smashes patties that were larger than the good-sized bun. Long cut pickels, which I liked and all assembled nicely. No lettuce or onions, just a good cheeseburger. Great taste on the thin double patty burger without it being too dry. The shoestring fries were overflowing the cup and not too oily, and well salted. Love the iced tea. The cost was $19.98 + $1.70 tax for a total of $21.68. It was one of the better drive-through burgers in the last month."

"Solid burgers! I’d like to think that Freddy’s is the Midwest’s alternative to In-N-Out burger. I definitely like them more than Culver’s butter burger as they don’t seem as greasy. The shoestring fries are also a good mixup to traditional fries you always get at fast food joints."