Burger King 466A
 

Is it just me or is this Burger King on 466A, slow service, lack of proper employee staffing, miss managed and a lack of compatent managemant. If I was corparate management at Burger King, I would either get qualified management and trained employess or close this location down.

all of the above AND the food is consistently served cold, without a smile or greeting of some kind:popcorn:

I took my grandson to that one for lunch a few years ago, and they had run out of burgers.
Staff thought it was hilarious.
Never been back.

Not just that one, but the Burger King on 441 in Spanish Springs is just as bad. I was there in December and the Whopper had almost no taste, and zero char flavor...the only reason I ever go there. Workers are isolated inside and customers on the outside...no interaction, no incentive to put out a good product.

Denny's in that area was or still is horrible, could be the air. I stopped going there been over a year now.

:confused: Is there a Denny's on 466A? I don't get down there much.

No Denny's on 466A.

Bet the owner would not have the same opinion

All that's going on in world...Hamburger joint is major concern Really Folks

I don't think the bad service is unique to the Villages or Burger King. IN our travels to and from Florida to New England we often stop in Edgewood, Md for the night. Burger King, McDonalds and Taco Bell are terrible in the Edgewood/BelAir area of MD. Good thing there are other choices but during our first couple of trips we didn't travel beyond the hotel we stayed in.

We seem to have talked the other major world problems to death so starting to working on a few slightly less major

The above postings are why we gave up fast food hamburger places years ago. No amount of management correcting can change brain dead workers waiting for gov. Pay raises.

Wow! That's a broad brush you got there.......:icon_wink:

That was probably the BK on 466, the BK on 466A is in Trailwinds Villages a commercial development and only opened 2 years ago this coming spring.

The BK at Trailwinds when it first opened was very busy, and was fairly proficient, but since Wendys opened about 6 months later, which is about a year ago, I've only been back to BK once. They didn't seem to be that busy at that time. I like Wendys Chili and their Classic Chicken Sandwich and the only item that BK has of interest for me is their meatless burger, but it only comes in the Whopper size, which is very big.

It's on the right front of this photo

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I lived about two miles from those Edgewood Maryland locations for 20 years before moving here. Even though they were that close, I never ate at any of them. I-95 is like a dividing line in Harford County Maryland, crime and everything that goes with crime (drugs) happens on the east of I-95 and west of I-95 it's a totally different world. It's like going from TV to Wildwood. I wouldn't even stay in those motels. Next time go about three more miles to Exit 80 exit east Belcamp and go right at the light, there is a Spring Hill Suites, very nice motel and a nice Pizza Hut in the shopping right next door.

If you stop at Exit 77 again, next time bypass Edgewood exit East, take the exit in the opposite direction. Exit Route 24 West (Bel Air) and go to the first light about a 1/4 mile and turn right, it's Route 924 Tollgate Rd. On the right side of the road about 100 yards is a WaWa, it's very nice and big, at the second light about another 100 yards is a Wegman's Grocery Store, it's the best grocery store you'll ever go inside. I use to live across the street. If you continue on 924 Tollgate go about a 1/2 mile and you'll pass a Walgreens and then a 7/11, the shopping behind the 7/11 has a restaurant that's called Box Hill Pizza, it has the best steak subs in the world, best crabs cake in Maryland, and they have great pizza and spaghetti dinners. That's all within 2 miles of I-95.

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