Freddy's Frozen Custard Steakburgers

I have a busy schedule and I'm looking for an affordable, dependable place to eat that won't upset my sensitive stomach. On the rare occasions when there's a mistake with my order, the staff quickly resolves it. My friends often joke about how I always bring Freddy’s to gatherings. They've really won my loyalty over other restaurants, and I have a feeling they'll continue to do so. I do have dietary restrictions: gluten.

You definitely get your money's worth in terms of portion size. The fries were served hot, which was great. The hamburger, however, was nothing special. On the bright side, the custard was delicious enough that I'd return just for that if I'm in the area again.

The burgers were so greasy that the oil dripped down my hand and onto the table. The trash cans were overflowing as well.

I ordered the chili cheese dog, and when it arrived, it was completely overwhelmed by chili and cheese. I could barely see the bun, let alone enjoy eating it. While some people might like food served this way, I was really expecting what I saw in the menu picture, not the slop I received. It was incredibly disappointing and ruined my meal. And to top it off, I paid six dollars for this mess.

The service at this Searcy fast food chain lives up to the founders mission statement exemplary! Unfortunately, the short order cooks did not get the same memo, hence the 2 star rating for the excessive, salt brine taste, which is more than the end product deserved. Searcy, Arkansas Freddy 's Steakburgers fries have gone from the expertly seasoned indulgence I have eaten time and again at the McCain Blvd location in NLR to a salt encrusted and inedible, fast food disappointment. In fact, I literally could feel my blood pressure rising while attempting to find the juicy flavor I fondly remembered. Salt is meant to flavor this kind of food not mask or bury it. The only diners that could possibly truly enjoy this enormous level of salt have had their taste buds removed or severely altered. Unfortunately, Freddy 's in Searcy quashed the flavorful nostalgia I felt for this chain not unlike Slim Chickens saltfest in Searcy (try the one in Conway light years better, simply because the cooks are trained to season rather than drown food in excess salt). I don 't understand why people invest in these lucrative fast food chains only to destroy their own product by ignoring the simple act of discretion when seasoning. The end result is inedible more than a moderate incentive not to return.