The best way to describe this place is a cluster f**k. Granted I went on a busy weekend, but how do you run out of napkins, lemonade, and dining trays? Don't even bother asking anyone for help. A good chunk of these employees are clueless. Example. When I asked for a napkin the employee at the dining establishment didn't even know how to refill the napkin holder. Not like you'd want to eat here anyway. While waiting in line for lunch - yes they have ques with menus placed around so you can get excited about having food - I accidentally kicked a rat trap. I guess the rodents have to wait their turn too?

While also waiting in line for dinner there was a ball of hair on the floor at the barbecue restaurant. It is called Calypso so I'm guessing someone lost their hair while limboing. This wonderful place also had no ice, no lemonade, and a wonderful associate who left in the middle of my order so she could go work the register.

I might mention that I bought the all day dining. The lines to order were so long the 90 minute wait time was up as soon as I was done eating.

I might also mention I bought the quick que which isn't quick at all. It seems like it as you get to walk through through the exit but once you meet up with the rest of the line it takes so long to load you might as well have waited in the regular line to begin with.

Back to the employees. Should you choose to visit this place don't ask for directions!! I'm not joking. The employees are all first day trainees. No one knows where anything is. While looking for the cabanas they sent me to the back of the park then back up front to the entrance then towards the back again. If you get mad don't bother looking for a supervisor. I don't think they exist.

During their shows they mention how much they care for animals. I sure hope they treat them better than the guests.

Oh the employees also ask you to leave at 10pm because they close. Yet the firework show starts at 10pm. I think they want you to watch from your car.

Finally stopped in after constantly driving by it. Was empty when I walked in so I wasn't sure what to expect. However, once I ordered and sat down, everyone started coming in. During the 45 minutes that I was there I noticed they do a lot of mobile delivery orders. I won't name them because why should I. They're not paying me. Haha.

It took me quite a while to decide because the menu descriptions along with the pictures made everything look tasty. I finally decided on a cherry blossom waffle combo with bacon and potatoes. I figured since I had just gotten over a cold, ice cream on my waffle would be beneficial to me.

The food was awesome. I was extremely upset because I could not find anything to complain about. I suppose I could say nobody would tie my shoes, but I love Vans slip-ons. I'll definitely be back. Next time though I'm going to find some shoes that tie...

Would give this place ZERO STARS. I was foolish enough to try the Wendy's app to order food. After my order was placed, the app told me to proceed to the drive thru and let them know I was picking up. Seemed so simple, I almost wanted to dance. It's a good thing, however, that I have no clue how to dance. I made my way to the drive thru and told the lady I had ordered via the phone app. She had no clue what I was talking about. She told me to hang on and left me there for a minute or two. When she returned she asked if she could take my order. Again I said I ordered on the phone app. I'm guessing she was hoping I drove away the first time because she was lost again. She didn't know what to do so she told me to drive up to the window. Once I got to the window she and the manager still had no idea where my order was and even asked me if I was at the right Wendy's. I blew their minds by giving them the correct address. Still though, they had no clue.
I pulled into the parking lot and went in to the store. Again the manager questioned if I was at the right Wendy's. Frustrated, I called the customer service line and the guy that I spoke with said yes the order was there. After explaining that they couldn't find it he said no worries. If I don't get the food my card wouldn't be charged. He also apologized and said a district manager would call me about the problem. After 30 minutes at this Wendy's I finally left without food. And I'm not being dramatic. I actually timed the visit for when I talked to the district manager.
A week later I never heard from the manager. I even called the customer service line three times because surprise surprise they charged my card.
It's going on two weeks and my money has still not been returned, nor have I received my call from Casper the district ghost.
The worst part is I really wanted to eat Wendy's.

There is no mistake I have a serious sweet tooth. If I could I would have a set of teeth made out of sugar cubes that way I would be happy all day. I had seen advertisements for this place for some time and thought the cookies looked good. I didn't know this store was nearby until I drove by it after picking my son up from school last week. Normally I don't pay attention when I drive, but for some reason I did that day. Being the angry driver I am, I refused to turn around and stop. I waited until I picked him up yesterday.

The store itself was very sterile. All white. It was a big contrast to the dark coffee shop (?) next door. Ordered a party box of cookies figuring I'd have no problem eating them, even with sharing with my family. The box smelled really good when I opened it to see which one I was going to eat first.

If only I had my sugar teeth installed.

To say I was disappointed is an understatement. If I had tear ducts I probably would have cried. In all seriousness, the cookies leave much to be desired. I tried the chocolate chip, sugar, red velvet, Nutella, and the peanut butter cup. The chocolate chip and Nutella were ok yesterday, but better today. The peanut butter cup was seriously dry but that might be because the cookie was large. The red velvet and sugar. Eh.

I will say the cookies are huge, and I guess worth the $3 a piece. For me, I'd stick with a bag of Double Stuf Oreos.