Johnny Rockets

Johnny Rockets offers classic diner vibes with tasty burgers, crispy fries, and creamy shakes. The retro atmosphere is fun and family-friendly, and the staff is usually upbeat and quick. While prices are a bit higher than typical fast food, the nostalgic experience and dependable comfort-food menu make it an enjoyable stop.

I waited way too long to eat and showed up here in a fit of hanger. Luckily, the line wasn’t too long. And the food was fine. My burger was absolutely a burger. No frills. Cooked all the way through. The fries were not anything to write home about. But I was happy I scored a seat with some shade. Six flags surprisingly doesn’t have too many food options better than this. As far as I could tell.

My review is for the JR closest to the fountain. There is no google map location for it yet, so my review goes to this location instead for now. The staff was very slow, not friendly but also not rude. The prices were way too expensive. This is just a plain burger and fries, yet the price is almost $20. I do have the dinning pass, but still that is just insane pricing for a simple burger and fries.

Pros: The bun and fries were yummy.

Cons: The burger meat was thin and dry with a pile of seasoning, way too much spices for just a paper thin burger. I did not enjoy the burger at all for its flavor. Only the bun was good. The service is super slow, roughly 20 min line wait to order and another 6 mins to get the food.

This is just simple fast food, not rocket science. Yet this is johnny rockets, so maybe they are trying to make it as difficult and slow to make a simple plain burger as it is to make a rocket.

I think they need bettee meat, faster service, friendlier employees and much cheaper prices.