A&w Inver Grove Heights

A few months ago I forgot to check this closed for indoor eating. The biggest concern is that I myself as a deaf person and I had to drive thru into the window to inform the worker I am deaf, and they had no idea when I had to enter into my phone to order food. I think something that needs a better access that cannot hear or cannot order from speakers. I mean, if it's easier to go lobbying and order for or build an app that can order online and workers bring it to the car, like McDonald's pick-up. This is not a deaf friendly accessible to A

It was fast, and my shake was great. Otherwise my Papa Burger was disgusting and my onion rings were so tender. I was very disappointed after looking for a local A

What's going on? With lunch you could not come to the register because a group of young children chat with their friends who worked there. After we were able to order, we noticed that the seating area was locked, saw garbage everywhere around sawing. Behind the locked seating area was full of garbage, shoes, Crayons, coloring books, used cups, food packaging Miscellaneous junk. Very strange, poor service dirty. Is there a manager/adult/owner? Who's here?

The fast food here is pretty good. There's a pleasant outdoor seating area to enjoy your meal. They've stopped serving frosted mugs, and the chicken sandwich has been replaced with chicken sliders. The staff is friendly, and it's still a fantastic spot for a root beer float.

The chicken nuggets were delicious, but I found the meal price to be higher than I expected. At $11, it seems a bit pricey, especially compared to Raising Cane's, where a meal includes garlic bread and coleslaw for only $3 more. While the nuggets were tasty, I think they should have provided a larger drink for that price. That's just my opinion, and I stand by it.