DQ -- SH 78, Wylie TX
N 33° 00.530 W 096° 32.673
14S E 729383 N 3654944
A brand spanking new DQ in Wylie that opened recently to serve cool treats and hot eats to the DQ faithful in this growing Collin County TX suburb.
Waymark Code: WMFPY7
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 11/15/2012
Views: 3
The brand-new DQ in Wylie - not your parent's or grandparent's DQ in looks, but still offers all the favorites -- including the fabulous Blizzard treats in lots of flavors, even a special Blizzard of the Month (trust us -- it's da BoM!).
Blasterz loved the Chocolate Candy Shop Blizzard (July 2012 BoM), which is made of cocoa fudge, vanilla soft serve ice cream, and a generous handful (or 2) of chocolate pieces, each filled with either hazelnut creme, fudge, or caramel. But BEWARE: A medium Choc Candy Shop Blizzard weighs in at 1000 calories, so share it with a few buddies, and only after a long bike ride on a hot day!
On another visit, Blasterz got a HungrBuster and tried the fried jalapenos. Blasterz love anything spicy! DQ's version had a lot of promise since they are made from fresh (not pickled) jalapenos. Blasterz give this only-in-TX side a solid B -- B+ if they's quit serving it with Ranch dressing and A+ if they'd change the breading to not be so thick on these little strips of hot pepper happiness. We're thinking coat the chiles in egg and toss them in a little dry seasoned flour only, instead of glopping that heavy DQ steak-finger batter all over them, you know?
Big Plus: We appreciate DQ for being willing to sub the fried jalapenos for french fries on the burger combos without charging extra for them :)
Location Type: Stand Alone Restaurant
Hot Eats / Cool Treats: Serves both Hot Eats & Cool Treats
Drive Through available?: yes
Address (optional):
420 S SH 78
Wylie, TX
75098
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