Rally’s

Came here for dinner on a Tuesday night and walked up to the window. There was a line in front of me, but the wait time was reasonable and my order came out hot. Service was fine. Can’t complain, especially when Rally’s mails out awesome coupons! :D

Stopped by on a late night/​early morning snack. After being told to drive around and park after placing my order, I patiently waited while 3 other cars ordered and were told to drive around and park. After 25 minutes I exited my car and walked back to the window to check on my order. I was shoved my drinks and bag of cold food along with a large serving of attitude. After three bad experiences at this location. it’s officially in my «never again» folder.

Closed early today on 5÷18÷15 this is the third time I’ve tried to come here in there business hours listed and they’ve been closed.

I have to admit that Rally’s is probably one of my favorite fast food joints however due to their limited availability its one of the places that I hardly ever get to visit. I just so happened to be out and needed a quick lunch, so I decided to make a pass to Rally’s to partake in some of their amazing fries. Seriously I don’t think it gets any better than Rally’s Fries, they are amazing. The burger was pretty good too, a step above McDonalds.
Overall the service at this location was pretty good, prices are always reasonable.

Slower than molasses in the winter but good food.

Rally’s Rocks!

I work the graveyard shift, 11pm — 7am, so my food options on those days that I don’t bring a lunch (or just choose not to eat it) are severely limited. Of all the ho-​hum cheap fast food establishments in Midtown Saint Louis, Rally’s Drive Thru shines like a beacon in the night.
Four stars for a place where you can’t even sit down inside? WTF?
Please! Let me explain…
One star is for their outstanding speed and accuracy at the drive thru. Despite all the novelties that modern technology can provide, there are places that can still ruin an order– be it through poor product assembly, omissions, or slow service. This Rally’s suffers from NONE of these afflictions.
They get another star for being open when they say they’re going to be open. Something you day-​walkers take for granted. Several establishments around my place of employ are «24-​hours» on the signs but, as one cheeky McEmployee told me one evening, «not in a row.»
Another star is for their rock bottom prices. Rally’s sells a mean burger meal for less than six bucks, and for the more dedicated spendthrifts their 2 for $ 3 value menu can’t be beat. Burgers with cheese, bacon, jalapenos populate the menu, living next door to chicken and fish alternatives, fries and a regular drink. Mix and match as you please!
Their burgers aren’t massive, but getting two appropriate proportioned burgers for $ 3.25 that won’t make you feel DISGUSTINGLY FULL is well worth it.
The final star is for the quality of their food (specifically the burgers!). Unlike other cheap-​eats burger stands the burger TASTES like ground beef! Their burgers are always warm and juicy. The red onions are always crisp. The cheese is always… well you get the point.
These burgers may not come with frills like lettuce or pickles, but the quality of the burger itself more than makes up for the loss of any greenery.
For the burger enthusiast on half of a shoe-​string budget, the ones who crave substance on a warm bun, not meat popped from a jello mold and surrounded by garnish, this Rally’s Drive Thru is for you!