I've came by here plenty of times with my family since late at night for a quick bite to eat before we go, or for the ride home. The veterans who work here are always very nice to us any time of day. That really makes a difference for me late at night when my younger family members are exhausted and hungry. If we eat inside we usually get to hear the staff singing or laughing together. It is nice and nostalgic. Thank you for always accommodating us!

This is an old school drive in burger joint. Not a new one made to look old school, this is the real deal Kannapolis history. You can pull in, park in front of the speaker and place your order, then they bring it out to your car and take the payment. Be aware that if you choose to pay with a credit card, there is a small surcharge. We had 1/4 lb cheeseburgers, onion rings and sodas. The burgers tasted great, but the description stated lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle and mustard. Our burgers had all that plus Mayo. That made the teenager unhappy, so he scraped the Mayo off and said that he'll have to remember to mention no Mayo next time. My favorite item was the onion rings, which were huge and cooked exactly the way I like them.

I'm slowly becoming a whataburger fan. At first I wasn't to impressed about the building and the overall set up but the food they provide is much different than you would get from Burger King or McDonald's. Hey, Whataburger have been here for decades so it's time proved. I'm now trying the other items on the menu, it's more than just a burger joint. I was pleasantly surprised at how many food items they sell and the friendly service you receive, my quest for discovering savory food choices awaits.

While originally planning on rating this a 4, I decided due to the timeless nature of this place, it gets a bump up. This is how a 5 star system works, I don't make the rules. Although it may take a while to get your food, the drive in concept is the most fun experience for fast food. They are a no frills kind of place and I respect the tar out of those places. My partner grew up on these burgers so it's hard to argue with nostalgia. I've made it a point to try everything I can on the menu. I really like the regular burger and the chuck Wagon so long as you get sauce. The burger itself rivals a whopper since it's the same size with the bun. But, Burger King is tasteless. I've become a fan of the onion rings as well. Everyone is always friendly and happy to help. Of all the times I've been, my order has never been wrong either. I think that speaks for itself.

What a nice way to eat lunch. Drive up, push a button, order, and presto! lunch is served curbside. I know I can do this at Sonic, too, but this location actually opened in 1964, so I love the authentic nostalgia. There's a couple low-star reviews for getting an order wrong, but my experience was spot on. I agree with Fred B's wonderful review when he states, "the thing about What-A-Burger has always been about the size of the burger - it is big, a 6 ounce patty on a large bun, and it is an excellent diner style burger, full of flavor." Ditto that, Fred! Looking for a slightly different and nostalgic way to dine? I say drive in to What A Burger #10 and "Give 'em a whirl." Feeling brave? Order a witch doctor!