DQ Grill & Chill

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  Their cookies and cream shake was good. I don't know though about their chicken tenders and fries. My hubby had their pulled pork sandwich and it was just so-so. I think if you're going to DQ... Stick with the ice cream stuff since what's they're known for to begin with.

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  Posted on 10.08.12 Leslie H.

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  O.K.   I never had a problem with this place except as someone else stated that it is staffed by high school kids. Went to the drive through tonight,ordered three crunch coat cones for 4.69 We get to the window and the kid tells me we are out of crunch coat.. Great communication. We said ok same cones no coat. It was the same price!! When questioned some guy gave us a story about our order being over 4.00 and we got a deal. We thought WTF!! We paid and moved on. Good-bye DQ

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  Posted on 08.04.12 dave j.

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  Not quite the same old school feel as the DQ that burned down, but time marches on and it's still a DQ.  
  
  Hot day.  Very hot. Way over 90 degrees.  Thirsty, a little hungry.  Mister Misty cherry float, size medium.  Hit the spot perfectly.  Free entertainment was a complete bonus.  They have a speaker system in the ceiling playing Top 40'ish hits.  Had a great time watching two young kids totally rocking their best dance moves.  They even came over to say goodbye (with their dad) before they left.

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  Posted on 06.19.12 Bill J.

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  You know, it's a Dairy Queen, and they're all pretty much alike.  The impression I get from this one is that it's staffed by high school kids who don't really care about quality of service to the customer.  Hoped it would change after the re-building, but no.

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  Posted on 08.11.11 Jim S.

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  Long before we had Handel's, Cold Stone Creamery, and all these frozen yogurt places in Carmel, we had Dairy Queen.
  
  The original building (built in the traditional barn style) had been around for 40 years until it was destroyed by a fire in 2008. The owners rebuilt the Dairy Queen and opted to go with DQ's "Grill & Chill" concept.
  
  Unfortunately, the owners didn't fix some of the common problems associated with this location. On a busy night, the drive-thru still spills over onto Range Line Road. In addition, the queue line inside is just as inconvenient as the original building.
  
  Yet many of us still go to Dairy Queen. My parents used to load all of us boys up in the car, drive up Range Line Road to the Dairy Queen to get Dilly Bars and we'd enjoy them on the ride home.
  
  Their food isn't terribly impressive by any means. I think their strongest business comes from DQ purists like myself who go for Dilly Bars, Blizzards, soft serve cones, and ice cream cakes. If it's a warm night, be prepared to wait as the DQ staff bustles around trying to fill the drive-thru and dine-in orders.
  
  Overall, I can recommend DQ for their ice cream treats. Their food, however, doesn't really impress me.

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  Posted on 04.24.11 Kiel K.

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