Culver's Yankton SD
Culver's Description
Culver's in Yankton SD falls under the category of Restaurants in Yankton SD with a rating of 4.4 by users. Culver's located at 3208 Broadway Ave, Yankton, SD 57078, United States. Culver's Geographic Coordinates: longitude — -97.3966977, latitude — 42.9120114.
Culver's operates from . For more information, please call on (605) 689-3200 or visit Culver's Website. If you have ever been to Culver's, share your experience with other users and write a review.
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Reviews of Culver's
Tony Previte
Culver's and Freddie's Steak burgers BOTH have the best tasting, freshest burgers around. Pretty much the only "fast food" burgers I'll even entertain anymore. Culver's has a wider selection of food including... Cheese Curds!!! Love those. The rest of the menu is pretty darn good as well.
Jeff Thompson
So I have to be bluntly honest, as nice as the workers are, I’ve been here several times and asked for specifically mayo with my burger, and all 5 times I’ve not received it.
Glenn Graesser
Definitely overwhelmed with too little and untrained staff. The food department did ok, as food was fine, just slow. The drinks and ice cream group was a disaster, however. I'm pretty patient, obviously too patient. I waited an hour (standing at the pickup counter), from literally 2:03 p.m. to 3 p.m., for a shake and a smoothie to get made (our food came in about 15-20, which was fine I guess, for their level of business). My family ate without me. Whoever was making drinks would randomly set them on the counter, and walk away to make a new one. I never saw a smoothie get made, but after 45-50 minutes I saw what I thought was the chocolate shake, so I was paying attention closely. Shortly after that, they threw away all the drinks, because most had been there for 30 minutes at least and were turning into milk. The shake had just been made though! I finally just asked for a refund and it took several more minutes for the poor girl to find someone with a scan card to refund me. No apologies, no managers trying to get everything moving correctly, just a bunch of untrained kids moving in an uncoordinated effort. I dont even blame the kids particularly. I'd be embarrassed to own or manage this operation. The hiring or at least training needs to be stepped up significantly. The excuse of lack of workers will probably get used, but that is a cop out. Get the ones you have working, moving in the right direction, or at least communicating between the food and the drinks, and you might fix the problem. I wasn't the only one waiting forever for ice cream. I don't know of others got their orders eventually or not. I remember counting at least 10 employees, so it seems like it should have been sufficient to keep the flow moving, albeit with some focus.