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A&W Canada

A&W Canada

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3.6 Google Review
6320 50 Ave, Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 4C6, Canada
(403) 346-6100 aw.ca
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Mar 24, 2018
Rude people working there, only gave a tiny container of ketchup for 6 burgers... And two packs of mayo. They withhold the condiments like it's coming from their pay cheque.

Apr 29, 2018
Nice, always quiet for coffee and get togethers.

May 9, 2018
Staff is great and the food is good.

Feb 1, 2018
Came here for lunch one day, friendly and fast service, my order was ready before I even got all my change back from the cashier. Everything was cooked fresh, restaurant was clean, would go back again👍

Jan 1, 2018
Food poisoning, bad service, wrong orders and managers that make you rather leave than try to get your orders right. Living just down the street from here i have went to this A&W too many times to count but only once in a blue moon do they actually get every order right first time, if its right they usually forget to add napkins or give you a straw you get the gist -.- ive occasionally had digestion problems with this store but last night (because arbys was closed) me and my friend went there and have been puking since (5pm to 8am the next day) we ate there. The food tasted off and old to begin with so we ate half a burger and dumped them but it didnt seem to help much as an hour later we were sick.

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