I recently stopped at the drive thru window and ordered 2 diet cokes. We thought the price was a bit expensive @ $5.10. Once we drove to the window, the lady with purple fingernails gave us 3 diet cokes. I advised her we only ordered two diet cokes. Her reply was, "You paid for three, you might as well take them." If I had wanted three, I would have ordered three. I dropped the third one in front of her window and drove off, as I had nowhere to put the third drink.

Once again I took heed to everyone and decided to give A&W another chance...THEY SCREWED UP AGAIN PEOPLE!!! I ordered the limade thing which DOES come in a mug.When it arrived to my table I was pleasently suprised that it tasted pretty good although im not much of a fizzy soda taste.About midway through my sip I discover locks of hair floating in my drink OH and BTW served by the same waitress I had the 1st time I visited.Now It wouldn't be as much of a big deal if it were just a strand of hair, but to have locks of it just is poor effort on their part and plain disgust! Im sorry to say but A&W is out of my list in restaurants I like.If there are any new suggestions on new places to eat in the superior WI area that people would like to reccomend I would gladly vist them and give my opinion.Thanks

Does anyone know if A&W provides facilities for customers to pay via debit or credit card in Malaysia? I was told they dont accept but I cant find any notice to indicate this on either the bank(s) website or A&W website.
We found the staff quiet rude when we enquired. Not having enough cash to buy food we decided to walk across the road to withdraw cash and coming back to have breakfast there (being a 24 hour A&W-unfortunately does not have an ATM machine in the building) leaving our park car in the compound but was told we couldn't as we are not customers.
Have we been treated right as customers ?

If you ever happen to have the misfortune of having to eat in Blanding, Utah do yourself a favor and buy your food at one of the two grocery stores. I ordered two hot dogs ($1.10 each, so that should have been my first clue) and I only managed to force one down my throat. First of all, if you're expecting condiments on your plain hot dog you better like ketchup and mustard packets because that's all they've got. Second, my hot dog was rubbery. It was like they found a hot dog laying around somewhere and threw it in a microwave for too long. Third, the bun was cold. They don't even know how to thaw out buns in that town. Fourth, the bun on my other hot dog, the one I threw in the trash, was moist, wrinkly, and steaming! Again, they probably just threw it in the microwave. Fifth, the cashier didn't know how to make eye contact or communicate with me since the words "I'd like two hot dogs" took multiple explanations. Sixth, I also ordered the menu item "Classic Float", and the cashier didn't even know what I was talking about. I had to point to the menu and say, "the Classic Float! It's right there!"! Seventh, the kid working the grill was leaning against a wall text messaging someone and when the cashier told him what to make he looked up like a deer in headlights with his bleach tipped hair and said, "huh?". Eighth, as I'm waiting for my food I hear them call out an order number, "201", so the person with 201 gets their food. A few minutes later I hear, "201". WTF? Then a few minutes later I hear, "202", and the person with 202 gets their food (me). Then a few minutes later, again, "202". Seriously, this place is a joke. It's about what you'd expect from such a small, and forgive the language but it's true, inept town.