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Carl's Jr /Green Burrito

Carl's Jr /Green Burrito

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3.7 Google Review
44361 Sierra Hwy, Lancaster, California, 93534, United States
(661) 948-6314 www.carlsjr.com
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Mar 15, 2018
It's the best place to eat. There's great quality food. No complaints. Everything tastes so good. Customer service is superb!!!! There is no equal. Come eat here and find out

Apr 18, 2018
They are really good at making those sliders!! i would also recommend the western bacon cheese burger! Great service and decent timing its really not bad its been slowly getting more efficient in drive thru as well!

May 1, 2018
Shift mgr not honest. Gave me a childs cup with my $5 meal. Told me the cup size had changed from 20oz to 10oz. After waiting 15mins for my food and noticing several customers leaving with 20oz cups and box meals, i questioned when the advertised special had changed? After several seconds of a blank look the shift mgr. Stated "we ran out of 20oz cups" I advised the shift mgr that cheating the customer is no way of during business. And advised her to upsize my cup if she doesn't have the size she charged me for. I will never return to that location.

Dec 27, 2017
We have eaten there many times and tonight the fries as you can see from the photos, were barely enough to fill ONE large size fry box. And for the bill to be over $30!!! I want my fries worth. We asked for more and the girl didn’t even give us a second look and gave us a full medium size box of fries. Other than that the food was good. But fast food use to be cheap. What happened???

Apr 1, 2018
I prefer to only get food from Carl's Jr. I have had bad experiences with green burito. Easy too see from a major intersection, Ave.J& Sierra hwy.

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