We have a couple of them around here, and they are always good. You are right, that the pork tenderloin sandwich is really good. So is the Reuben.
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Posts: 12765 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: November 02, 2008
We eat there at least once a month or more. The atmosphere and staff is much better than the typical fast food restaurant. I like it even more than Chik-Fil-A.
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Posts: 3522 | Location: TX | Registered: October 08, 2005
Originally posted by HJrocket: Best fish and chips in Utah
Best fish and chips in Utah might be at Murphy's Irish Pub in downtown SLC. They're damn good. (Or at least were in ~2009ish, when I was there doing some training with the Utah State Police.)
We have trouble choosing between Culver’s and Whataburger when in Destin.
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Discovered them on vacation in the Dells. We'd been swimming in late September (mistake in WI) and pulled in to get warm. The fish and chips are fantastic, and the cement mixers are fantastic! I rarely get to go , though, because there is little there I am actually allowed to eat. Gotta sneak it!
Posts: 17135 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: October 15, 2006
Yup, love their burgers, fries, onion rings and frozen custard.
I noticed them starting to pop up here in Southern Arizona. At the same time, another chain, Freddy's, started appearing close to Culvers locations. They also do a good burger and the frozen custard thing.
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Posts: 2835 | Location: Tucson, AZ | Registered: March 25, 2012
Thank you for the info on Culvers, never heard of them . Did online search and their is one only about 50 miles away in Wake Forest, NC. Every so often we shop in the area and we will take note of hours of operation and plan on stopping in for a meal.
Posts: 1953 | Location: Northern Virginia/Buggs Island, Boydton Va. | Registered: July 13, 2011
I just wish they served Coke products to wash them down. But that’ a very minor complaint.
I am also a Coke guy, buy have you tried Culver's root beer? It's some good stuff! Normally I try to stick to water (to protect my delicate figure ), but they have a way of tempting me that I usually can't resist!
Posts: 8528 | Location: In the Cornfields | Registered: May 25, 2006
We have 3 in the Houston area and about 15 years ago my coworkers always raved about their butter burgers.
Soon after hearing about that, one of them opened up 2 miles from Dad in the Upper Midwest. Turns out their fried chicken was even better than their butter burger.
Last time I was home, I was hungry for fried chicken and mentioned Culver's. Dad didn't want to go and said that the fried chicken had changed for the worse. Just checked their menu, and they don't even have fried chicken on menu anymore (just chicken tenders).
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Posts: 23199 | Location: Northern Suburbs of Houston | Registered: November 14, 2005
Culver’s is the only burger joint I ever go to. I love their butter burgers and fries. As mentioned excellent RootBeer as well.
I go to Chick-Fil-A a couple times a year and to be honest it's mostly because of their politics and great service. I know I'm the only person who isn't over the top in love with their food. I probably need to eat it more often and try something different every time to find something that appeals to me.
Originally posted by ArtieS: We have a couple of them around here, and they are always good. You are right, that the pork tenderloin sandwich is really good. So is the Reuben.
You are correct, sir, the Reuben is also fantastic. They used to have a Pot Roast sandwich that was absolutely amazing, but sadly it's no longer on their menu.
Posts: 8528 | Location: In the Cornfields | Registered: May 25, 2006
