Culver’s - American restaurant in Milwaukee - 7515 Good Hope Rd, USA

Burger was well made and fresh! I would say it's almost on the level of a five guys burger. Fries were fresh so I would give them a solid 8. They are crinkle fries and not overly salted. No complaints 👌🏽

I come here all the time , and spend a pretty penny for my family for dinner. They always get everything right. The customer service is great and the food is always fresh and timely !! Keep up the the good work and thanks for eveything ! Best location in Milwaukee !!

This is not a bad place to visit. Most of the time, it's good. On my last visit, the front counter cashier got my order completely wrong after speaking perfectly good english. 😆 and had nerves to debate with me about it. I told dude that I know what the hell I told you. It's crazy how these minimum wage workers get in their feelings when they are the one who made the mistake.

I'm not usually one to go leave reviews but I feel the need to share my unique experience tonight. I ordered my food and everything seemed fine, no problems. Then I started to notice the manager was being extremely rude to her hard-working staff. I kept to myself but it got so bad that other customers started calling her out. In response, the manager STARTED TO SCREAM AT CUSTOMERS, ranting about how she's true to her method and would treat her kids the same way she treats her staff, etc. It was so chaotic that police became involved (I think an officer happened to be there getting food), and amongst everything happening they forgot about my order. Food was fine after I reminded them I was waiting but.... yikes. Maybe I was there at a bad time but from my impression, I would recommend finding a different location. The only reason I gave a second star is because it's pretty hard to go wrong with Culver's food.

I have one of the Culver's coin for a free scoop of ice-cream and when I gave them, they gave it back and gave me a free 3 scoop icream

I've noticed that during the epidemic and recession, certain JJ Fish and Chicken joints have had keep using the same old fry grease in their foods that taste overused or somewhat burnt. However, I find Culver's restaurants in certain minority communities on north side have outrageous bad service and fluctuating prices. For years, I have ordered one particular dinner meal and swapped out two items for replacements. These items are in the same price range, as confirmed by managers at different counties in the state of Wisconsin. But in my black community where I work thru, they can't seem to get the order right or refuse the swap without charging different, higher prices. I tested this in inner-city locations with my white friends, and not only did they get the order right, but they also paid the set meal price W/no arguments. One time, I returned to Culver's with a missing item, and I saw the manager in the parking lot. He asked for the bag of items with the receipt and he returned with not one, but two of the same missing items. I thanked him and gave these side orders of coleslaw to ol'girl and daughter. Unfortunately, they were disappointed because the food tasted tainted, with a strong staleness, described as a protein breakdown, and it was just horribly nasty. I immediately hang up the phone and turned around the ev and went back to talk to the manager. I explained the situation, and the only thing they offered was a replacement. I declined and suggested they should shut down their fresh vegetable produce as it seems to be making people sick. Since that day, I stopped going to Culver's restaurants.

Shout out to there manager workers and customers. We had a panhandle that got out of hand with my great nephew (who is 7). Culver's manager was right there, getting the woman's attention off of us. Others got us to the door.

It's sad when you pull up to order food, the employees hanging out & conversating instead of doing there job.