Boycott the Glen Rose Dairy Queen
We took a trip down to Wimberley, TX last weekend to visit Grace’s long-lost Uncle Bob & Aunt Cindy (long story, maybe another time). Spent the weekend riding around his goat ranch on 4-wheeler ATV’s… lots of fun! 1000 acres of creeks, caves and cactus to explore.
Oh, and please spread the word: Boycott the Dairy Queen in Glen Rose! Grace, her sister Laura and their mother determined on a recent visit that this location violates two of the most important requirements of a Texas Dairy Queen:
- They serve instant iced tea
- They do not carry Buster Bars
Update: Several visitors have reported that these problems have been corrected. Glad to hear it. This blog entry will remain, however, mainly because I’m so proud of the road sign graphic I made.
Neither of these transgressions would cause the health department to shut them down or even cause much of a ruckus down at corporate HQ, but they are nonetheless a slap in the face to any Texas Dairy Queen customer. That just ain’t how it’s done, buckaroos.
Welcome to Glen Rose
Carolyn said
am December 7 2008 @ 3:25 pm
I worked at the Glen Rose DAiry queen form 09/07 to 07/08 and during that time we almost always had buster bars. Ocassionally we would run out and the managers would fail to order more. Every Dairy Queen in the area serves instant iced tea. It’s fast food people, get over it.
David said
am December 9 2008 @ 10:29 pm
Thanks for the info. We stopped at the Glen Rose DQ yesterday by coincidence and they had Buster Bars! Lots of ‘em. So they are forgiven on that count. However, instant iced tea is NEVER OK! McDonald’s, Arby’s, Wendy’s, any other “fast food” place serves brewed iced tea, at least in Texas they do. That’s a fact.
Kent said
am May 16 2009 @ 11:51 am
I think if it tastes good then stop complaining. If you are a real Texan you would just forget it and stop whining. The food at this Dairy Queen is one of the best in Texas and I’ve been to quite a few Dairy Queens. Grow up
chas said
am April 1 2010 @ 4:55 pm
I am @ the dairy queen now and of
Often. They serve fresh brewed tea, sweet or unsweet.