Followed a week later, on the 29th, by the Six Corners location (4939 W. Irving Park).
midas wrote:BR wrote:. . . I'm also amazed just how friendly the service is. I'm not sure if this is the case at each location, but they could teach most restaurants about good service.
The service has been that way at every Culver's I've been to. That doesn't mean it's like that everywhere, but all signs point that way.
This has been my experience as well, and I have been to dozens of Culver's since the mid-1990s from the Northwoods of Wisconsin to the Ozarks of Missouri. They're like the Chick-fil-a of the north -- almost suspiciously uniformly impeccible customer service from location to location.
In fact I have speculated that this is why they had erstwhile been so reluctant to open in or near urban cores; they feared they would not be able to find an adequate "small-town friendly" customer service pool amongst us brusque city folk. For quite some time the only Culver's within the borders of a major city was a location or two in Milwaukee and then one in San Antonio. Even now I would bet less than 20 or so of their several hundred franchises are located within the city limits of a major city, though they seem more willing to explore urban markets these days.