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One downside is that my favorite drink, the classic Shamrock Shake, is only available for about a month each year. That said, Taco Bell right across the street always has Baja Blast, so you might be missing out there. Also, the best menu items are definitely breakfast-related. If they could extend breakfast hours and keep the Shamrock Shake available year-round, I’d be there every day. Overall, it’s a solid spot! View all feedback.
I’m not sure of the names of the two young guys who work at night (they're probably around 18), but they are truly the BEST fast food employees I’ve ever encountered. They are genuinely wonderful people. They are consistently friendly and eager to engage in conversation every time I visit. They interact with customers as if they’ve known them for years, which I really appreciate. Always smiling and laughing, they brighten up my day. Since this location is the closest to my house, I go there often, and seeing them on shift always puts me in a good mood. I usually don’t remember the staff at drive-thrus, but these two will stick in my memory for a lifetime. If they haven’t been given a raise yet, they absolutely deserve one!
One downside is that my favorite drink, the classic Shamrock Shake, is only available for about a month each year. That said, Taco Bell right across the street always has Baja Blast, so you might be missing out there. Also, the best menu items are definitely breakfast-related. If they could extend breakfast hours and keep the Shamrock Shake available year-round, I’d be there every day. Overall, it’s a solid spot!
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