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Wendy's

Name: Wendy's
Address: 40 Westpark Blvd, Fort Saskatchewan, AB, T8L 0B2, CA
Telephone: (780) 589-1378
Price range: $$$

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40 Westpark Blvd, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, T8L 0B2, Canada

(780) 589-1378 www.wendys.com/?utm_source=Yext&utm_medium=Google_My_Business&utm_campaign=Local_Search

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Jocelyn Naughton

Mar 3, 2018

Something is always missing from my order, anytime I order chicken nuggets they make me park at the front. It doesn't matter if it's for nuggets or 20 nuggets you have to wait out front. I don't understand why they can't just have some ready. My son likes the nuggets from Wendy's but it's like a running joke in my family..... Are they going to make me park in the front? It happens 9 times out of 10. Even if there's no one else in the drive thru. It's Bazaar!

Stefan Brown

Feb 9, 2018

Go here if: -You like being served partially frozen food. -You like dealing with rude staff. -You like being charged for surprise items and the staff have no idea how to credit you back. -You like things missing from your order. -You routinely like paying for your food and being told to sit in the parking lot to enjoy the magestical view of the building's architecture. You get bonus time when you realize that the staff have completely forgotten about you. Don't go here if: -You actually want fast food because you are in a hurry.

Matthew Parsons

Feb 20, 2018

Understaffed and incredibly slow...almost to where you think its on purpose. Amateur hour for poorly motivated staff. Do not recommend.

Jared L

Mar 30, 2018

Food is average. Who ever designed the drive thru should be fired.

Valerie McConville

Apr 5, 2018

Supervisors here have no idea what they are doing. Bad customer service.

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