1st time ever at a Whataburger and didn't disappoint. Ordered #2 combo meal. Fries reminded me of McDonald's but less salt and ketchup had an unusually taste but in a good way. Burger was juicy, fresh, and filling! Price was ok for the value. Employees were friendly, quick service and atmosphere paid tribute to Whataburger early days. If I had one near New Orleans I'd go!

One cheeseburger and fries cost me nearly $10, and it was all poor-quality ingredients—reminiscent of Jack in the Box. If you’re comparing Whataburger to In-N-Out, you’re doing yourself a disservice. It doesn’t come close. P. Terry’s is a much better alternative in Texas—fresher, faster, and far superior. The service here wasn’t speedy either, though the staff was friendly and brought the food out with a smile. Still, I wouldn’t recommend Whataburger and won’t be returning. Plenty of better options out there.

Great place, good music while you eat, clean environment, fast service, respectful employees

I tried Whataburger for the first time and was hoping for a satisfying burger. While the burger itself was large, I found the patty to be on the small side and overpowered by mustard. The fries were enjoyable, but I was disappointed by the lack of no-sugar tea options. I ordered in-store and faced a considerable wait. I’d recommend ordering online in advance to save time and potentially earn points.

Absolutely incompetent it seems. Ordering face to face, not even busy. 20 minute wait for food. Asked for #2 large got it medium and fries quarter way full. Food was cold while eating it here, asked for it for here, got it to go. Employee sneezing in her hands, playing with her hair, then touching food. Talk about a place that tarnishes the whataburger brand and values. This is absolutely terrible.