White Castle

Goldie Matthew

Food was as good as expected, the cleanliness of their operation was not. As they were working, food would fall to the ground and they would just step in it and keep working. When I asked a gal about it, her response was, "My shift just started."

John Smith

White Castle thinks so little of us they don’t even bother posting accurate business hours. The WHITECASTLE WEBSITE doesn’t even think it’s worth their time to tell us when they are actually open. Thank you for wasting my time. I drove 17 minutes to find the restaurant closed. Now every other option I had anywhere close by is also closed and I’m in town visiting so I just don’t get to eat tonight. Thanks again I just can’t say how much I appreciate being treated like dirt.

JOYCE CARVER

Arrived at white castle at Friday 8 PM. Dine-in closed, tried drive through. Sign on speaker stated closed for evening. Website stated dine-in, carry-out and closes at 1 AM. Had out of town guests who absolutely had to go to White Castle -- SO SAD! If there was a negative rating, this White Castle would have gotten it.

Brett B

A classic staple restaurant for value meals. Walking up with only two dollars would yield a cost-effective solution to your hunger. I personally enjoy the classic Slider, a mouthwatering cascade of juicy, rich flavor. While the caloric content of such a diminutive burger stretching so far, though, one quickly runs into the problem of portioning. The food here is not healthy, or good for you in any sense but spiritual. It is excellent for feeding hedonistic desires for full, rich, no-holds-barred flavor, at the cost of being terrible for your body (unless under the strictest of moderation). That being said, the restaurant chain itself fails to pretend to be healthy food, and deliver what they offer with gusto instead. My main issue lies in the corporate practices of the company. Offering such low wages to the employees yields wildly inconsistent results with the food and service. Paying more attention to hiring and quality control would happily earn this location another star. Alas, corporate American values inherently undermine the product being sold. You get what you pay for, but what they don't tell you is that you are paying for the company to pay morally low wages of which the cost is subsidized to our own tax revenue. Caveat emptor.