White Castle Locations

Harold and kumar go to white castle. This movie has been in my watchlist for a very long time and I'm glad that I've finally watched it. It's a fun ride! Give it a watch ;)

Speaking from an American POV in a lower middle class to working class part of a city. Even as a vegetarian, there's a lot of convenience foods available. It's *very* easy to eat out or buy quick foods at a supermarket if you're vegetarian. Removing all animal products from your diet changes things. A lot of foods contain dairy, gelatin, eggs, or vitamins that use animal products. If you eat out, it's often a gamble. Does that soup or rice include broth? Is there milk or eggs in that vegetarian-friendly dish? Maybe it's better to just avoid most restaraunts. At my main supermarkets, vegan friendly processed foods are pretty pricey. $10 for a Daiya cheese pizza, $8...

Frozen White Castle jalapeño sliders and frozen Rally’s/Checkers fries. Both huge Snacks

Fast-food chains like McDonald's and Taco Bell keep announcing new systems, new tech, whether it's apps, kiosks or even delivery robots (White Castle). These gadgets are cool if they work. However, what shapes the customer experience is whether those systems stay up when they’re needed. A restaurant visit should feel simple: walk in, order, get food. So if/when the kiosk freezes or the drive-thru cuts out, the easy experience falls to pieces. Customers leave frustrated, and staff step away from their core work to deal with machines. This is the subject of this article on QSRweb, which it calls the reliability gap. Restaurants depend on uptime. Working systems mean smoother...

I know i cannot be the only one who loves to make themselves some insane sandwiches for their break, i wanna share mine to hopefully get some good ideas back. ill start: \- A fresh hot n' spicy or regular Mcchicken on a butter GRILLED McCrispy bun with slivered & Bacon added with Half mayo on top and Half Mac on the bottom, pickles optional. \- A bacon double cheeseburger with a Hashbrown wrapped with a FOLDED egg in the middle with Mcgriddles as the bun(you can just microwave the egg&griddles) (Horrific amount of calories and grease but let me tell you this is one of the best sandwiches you will ever eat from here) \- a "deluxe" Mcdouble or double quarter w...

I showed up to my doctors appointment two days early, lol. Walked over to Dollar Tree across from White Castle. They are fully stocked with food and drinks. This has not been the case for some time. Figure I’d let y’all know since it has come up a few times in the sub. 🇵🇸🇮🇪

I have pictures and some video of all these things, but not sure if it will all go here or elsewhere, not sure on file constraints and such. **Evolution Festival** I saw The Hives at Evolution Festival earlier in the day (9/27). There was some tech stuff going on and their set started later, so I think we got a shorter set, but still great as always. It was what I would describe as a sort of ‘generic’ music festival crowd, like the fest lineup wasn’t based around a theme so a lot of people were there because ‘music festival’ and not really any specific bands. I think they won over some new fans for sure. **The Leadup** A friend sent me a picture of a WC with the letter board ...

It's been 1 month since our family travelled from Portugal to NYC and as a thank you for this sub, this was our itinerary. Note we had 2 weeks and the last thing I wanted was to have everything planned by the hour, even daily we would wake up without alarm clock, have breakfast and decide what to do. Also our daughter is 11 and not fluent in English which was a restriction. **25 August**: Arrive in Newark by noon, check-in at Ameritania@Times Square, and quickly find a deli nearby for a much needed bagel. Next to the hotel was Heaven on 7th Marketplace which were super friendly and became our go-to breakfast spot. In that afternoon just a glimpse of Times Square, Central Park, Chinatow...

Hello All, Just a quick question on Policy verses personal executive descions" which rules here- Custumor comes through my line. Female in 20's as she is throwing down first 3 things she says "How much? after each item so I ask if she wants me to subtotal as we go? No , she say Its fine keep going.I do! She tosses "Warheads Watermelon Sour Gummies" on Conveyer belt, as last item, I add them.. I bag her she leaves..Ten Minutes later she comes back in line stating "I was just here and I bought these, and I want to return them cause they don't taste sour,. I'm tasting sweet more, see they say SOUR I'm tasting is sweet more than sour..." ...

The Rise and Fall of AI in McDonald's McDonald’s is killing its AI voice-ordering experiment—it was messing up too many orders at over 100 drive-thrus. They’re not ditching the tech dreams though; they're still hunting for a smarter AI setup that doesn’t drop the ball. Meanwhile, the fast food world isn’t sleeping on AI—everyone from Wendy's to White Castle is trying to tech up their order game. Some major set backs? The tech’s still relatively new, stumbling over accents and drowning in background noise. McDonald’s massive shake-up has everyone asking: what’s up with AI in the fast food industry? Are the bots not cutting it, or is it just a bump in the roa...

The Rise and Fall of AI in McDonald's McDonald’s is killing its AI voice-ordering experiment—it was messing up too many orders at over 100 drive-thrus. They’re not ditching the tech dreams though; they're still hunting for a smarter AI setup that doesn’t drop the ball. Meanwhile, the fast food world isn’t sleeping on AI—everyone from Wendy's to White Castle is trying to tech up their order game. Some major set backs? The tech’s still relatively new, stumbling over accents and drowning in background noise. McDonald’s massive shake-up has everyone asking: what’s up with AI in the fast food industry? Are the bots not cutting it, or is it just a bump in the roa...

Tonight I was working normally, when I picked up a White Castle order my car started smoking a lot, I got out of the drive thru and went to check... I was pouring all the antifreeze and the engine overheated. I contacted Uber and reported my mechanical breakdown and told them I was still in the restaurant parking lot so they could send another driver to complete the order, the response was: take a picture of the dashboard if a light came on and cancel the order 🫡. The option to cancel didn't appear anywhere, so I stood there waiting for my car to cool down so I could put more antifreeze in it. Suddenly, a guy came up to me screaming. I thought it was the police or someone trying to c...

Edit: For now going off experience here I just took an expired cetirizine and waiting a bit then just power walked 7 eleven for some white castle a BLUE electrolyte drink. Maybe the b vitamins and hydrating ingredients might help I thought. I never thought my walk could be so fast like on fast forward. 😶 meds definitely helping. OK SO I'LL BE AVOIDING YELLOW THINGS (food coloring) AND WILL LET THE DOCTOR KNOW. OTHER THAN THAT I WAS LOOKING UP AND TO THE SIDE A BIT WHILE WALKING. Helps with the airflow. Things are looking up. Lmao f'kn titanic lifestyle. I was playing phasmophobia, making some inflammatory comedic jokes with the one bot/graphics artist viewing the stream and d...

Just tested a **copycat White Castle sliders recipe** for my game day spread and these little burgers are a total crowd-pleaser. Juicy beef, gooey cheese, grilled onions, and soft buns — they disappear faster than wings at kickoff. 👉 [Full recipe + taste test here](https://youtu.be/rzkvVSDQbJY) If you’re looking for the *ultimate football party food*, these are quick, cheap, and perfect for feeding a hungry crew at your tailgate. What’s the one dish you *always* bring to your tailgate? Sliders, ribs, nachos, or something wild?

Just tested out a **copycat White Castle sliders recipe** and gave it a BBQ spin for game day. Juicy beef, caramelized onions, melty cheese – all on a soft bun – these sliders are the ultimate party food. 👉 [Watch how I made them step-by-step](https://youtu.be/rzkvVSDQbJY) They’re perfect for **tailgating, smoking, grilling, or just feeding a hungry football crowd**. Way cheaper than takeout, and you can crank out a tray in minutes. What’s your go-to **BBQ game day recipe**? Do you stick to wings and ribs, or mix it up with sliders, nachos, or something creative off the grill? Always looking for the next recipe to test and share with the community. **Keywords:** BBQ sliders, c...

Just wrapped up a **copycat White Castle slider recipe test** and these little burgers turned out insane! Perfect for **game day parties, tailgating, BBQ nights, and football food spreads**. 👉 [Watch how I made them step-by-step](https://youtu.be/rzkvVSDQbJY) They’re cheesy, beefy, onion-packed, and way cheaper than ordering a sack from White Castle. Plus, you can crank out a tray for a crowd in no time. **Question for you:** What’s the *#1 recipe* that always steals the show at your game day party—sliders, wings, ribs, nachos? I’m looking for the next recipe to test out and review! **Keywords to sprinkle naturally:** copycat White Castle sliders, homemade sliders recipe, gam...

Voice input is ~3× faster than typing on mobile. If order-taking is the bottleneck, shaving ~25s off that step can lift total drive-thru throughput by ~8%. Real-world: Allina Health’s AI agent built with SoundHound cut response time and improved service levels without adding staff. Why speed = revenue • Stanford HCI found speech recognition lets people compose text about 3× faster than typing on a smartphone, with fewer errors. In practical workflows (ordering, routing, data capture), that speed translates directly into shorter handle times.  Quick math for drive-thru throughput Industry data shows an average ~5.5 minutes per drive-thru order in 2024. If order-taking itself ta...

1) Brutalist fast food fortress labeled "KFC", with concrete fins and flared pillars, empty and overgrown, surrounded by dead grass and broken signage, gloomy skies pressing down Canon R5, RF 16mm f/2.8, ISO 800, f/4.0, low angle --ar 2:3 --stylize 650 2) A high-resolution photo of a decaying futuristic dome restaurant labeled "Taco Bell", built entirely from curved concrete and plexiglass, abandoned in a snow-covered Eastern Bloc suburb, icy wind blowing litter across a cracked parking lot Hasselblad X2D 100C, XCD 28mm f/4, ISO 400, f/5.6, overcast lighting --ar 2:3 --stylize 350 3) A photorealistic ultra HD image of a massive, cylindrical brutalist tower on the edge o...