Cook Out

Extremely cheap for large amount of food. Fast and efficient. Workers were kind and patient. The shakes were outstanding. I got the banana pudding shake and it had plenty of vanilla wafer cookies in it. Food was average for the price, but variety was so large it was almost verwhelming. An entree, 2 sides, and a drink come for 6 dollars in a combo!!

My son suggested this restaurant. Although the prices are great, the food is mediocre at best. They do have a variety of milkshakes at prices I haven’t seen since the 90s. They still have no inside dining, so you have to use the drive-thru. They were nice enough to put up a sign suggesting you use the shorter of two lines. There is such a wide variety of offerings on the menu, first timers will hold up the line as they peruse the items. Since this is located near James Madison University, it’s probably caters to them.

I reside in New England and as such whenever i find myself in the southeast Cook Out always finds its way on the days itinerary. Usually, several times. I’m never left dissatisfied. The service is always quick and pleasant, the menu has tons of variety, the food is great and the shakes are some of the best. Even if it takes half the day for them to be melted enough to drink. Wish they’d build a few Cook Outs in New England.

Awful drive through experience. We didn't even end up placing an order after the person repeatedly read our order to us incorrectly multiple times. Making it clear that they were not gonna get it right. For a franchise that exclusively takes orders through drive through, you'd think they'd at least invest in a better comm system.

Bomb.com! I was sold on my first visit. I recommend a one of the chargrilled burgers! Yummy! I hear the shakes are awesome but I didn’t not try because I’m lactose intolerant. The prices are easy on your budget. You can have a decent meal for around 6 bucks. The whole menu has 1990s prices. I’ll definitely be back