Dairy Queen - White Oak

The fries were undercooked and the food overall was terrible. We ordered two meals and two small ice creams. The receipt showed a total of $27.90, but I was charged $34.90. When I called the manager, they seemed to brush it off like it wasn't a big deal.

I tried the dessert at this restaurant and opted for a mini cone, specifically the new chocolate flavor. It was delicious—thick and creamy, reminiscent of homemade ice cream. The establishment was clean and well-maintained, with a pleasant atmosphere. It wasn’t noisy, and there’s a spacious play area for kids that's separate from the dining space, all indoors.

Among the various items on the menu, the candy in each Blizzard had a stale taste. Additionally, the sodas had a flavor that was predominantly just carbonation.

I've never really been a fan of Dairy Queen. I really like their ice cream but when I can get a whole half gallon of Bluebell ice cream for about the same price as one of their cones. The choice is clear.

The restaurant is clean, has a play area for kids and some video games. My food was fine and the service was fine. My 1 star is a result of economics. A HB jr. w/cheese combo meal now totals $8.53, and it fits in my fingers. This is how Dairy Queen et. al.are coping with the increase in minimum wage (less product, higher price, fewer deals). But more pay doesn't translate directlyto increased performance.