Gunther Toody’s is located at 1110 Vann Drive, directly beside Verizon Wireless and across the street from Kirkland’s Home and Retail Store.

As you arrive on the parking lot, you can imagine yourself transporting back to the 1950’s and 1960’s, as you look upon its olden-styled building.

While I was opening the door, I was greeted with smiles and cheerful faces, making me think that I’m going to enjoy myself tonight.

I was approached by two servers just waiting to answer my every question and plea. I was seated and handed a menu. They had everything from deluxe cheeseburgers, the size of two men’s fists, to ice cream sundaes, that would make any hungry man cry. “Our best sellers so far are burgers and shakes,” says Tracy Duikeman a.k.a. “Spankie”, a waitress who works at Gunther Toody’s. So on the safe side, I ordered a bacon cheeseburger, fries, and a pepsi.

Although they only have been open for three days they are already averaging from 600 to 700 people a day.

All while I waited for my food, I enjoyed watching every eye catching thing I could see, such as two large, black and blue motorcycles mounted were everyone can see them, and the thousands of balloons hanging and places in every booth.

Within a matter of minutes, my food arrived in front of me looking wonderful and delicious. I took one hit and couldn’t put my burger down, and each of the mountain of fries was simply indescribable.

After I finally took my last bite of my enormous cheeseburger, I was greeted once again by my waitress, with a smile, asking if I wanted dessert. I couldn’t turn down dessert so; I ordered the hot fudge ice cream sundae.

This time within a matter of seconds my waitress, “Susie Q” came back with a big bowl consisting of a large a large brownie, topped with two scopes of ice cream covered with hot fudge and a red glowing cherry.

After eating that big burger and ferocious amount of fries, I couldn’t at the entire sundae, but I tried.

Once I had taken all that I could take, I placed my spoon down and sat happily and satisfied.

Two or three seconds later “Susie Q” approached me with my check and it wasn’t too expensive. It was reasonable and I was happy. So I paid my check and I left happily and trying to set a time when I was able to come back.

So I rate Gunther Toody’s on a scale from one to ten, a 100. They are open from 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. So, I recommend that you go check them out, because you won't go home unsatisfied.

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