If reader comments are any indication, Floridians have varied feelings about fast food. In articles that I’ve written about the industry, some have commented that they never eat fast food. Others will freely express which fast-food joints in Florida are their favorites or which offers the best food and service. Unfortunately, one Florida fast food joint – a Wendy’s in Lake Wales – was recently issued a warning after a state inspection.
About Wendy’s In Florida: If it seems like Wendy’s has been around for as long as you can remember, you are likely correct, since it was founded in 1969. Wendy’s attempts to differentiate itself from other fast food joints by serving fresh and never-frozen burgers that are square-shaped. Most Floridians who want to eat at Wendy’s can do so since there are around 508 Wendy’s locations in Florida.
The location in question, at 2002 Highway 60 East, gets mixed reviews, earning 3.5 out of 5 stars on Google reviews. Some reviewers mention cleanliness, like Daniel who wrote in part: