Wendy's

1. Service. The customer service is very good here. They are clear and will get your order right any time. They are also very friendly to all people. 2. Location. The restaurant is located right next to the airpark so I guess some pilots could have lunch. It is also around Montgomery Village but still isnt really so busy. The place feels a bit boring in design though. 3. Food. The food is cooled till perfectly warm. You can enjoy the perfect burger and fries while airplanes go in for landings. Cant forget the nice and cold frosty.

rectilinear (adjective ) Straight lines only meeting at their ends. So, kinda Lego, kinda 16-bit 🤔 (maybe 8-bit, but that was so long ago).  Certainly about: clean, in the sterile sense, ordered, containing & separated/apart. I came in a while back and thought, 'This is ripe for review...it's SO squarey,' and then the enthusiasm waned.  Came back a couple more times and ~ kept walking into an empty dining room (maybe it's me 😈) that Is such a character. It didn't used to be.  The prior decor was 90's corporate compliant in the racetrack pattern, hanging plants blocking the ceiling hung TVs, faux Corian, a parade of once validated decent ideas eaten up by technology and spat out by the recent Time of Pestilence. Thus I sit at a rectangular table on a decidedly rectilinear bench, against a thin rectangle of cushion.  This room is very squarey; I count 19 full ceiling tiles in 2 directions, the square floor tile mirrors the effect.  Wall tile envelopes the interior such that it seems pressure washer ready.  There's almost no fabric to ruin in the whole space.  And there's plenty of space to maintain social distributions. As noted in other reviews, the colour pallet, post pandemic, is flattened, sharply curtailed into inhibited hues.  Nothing grows, nor shall it, whilst trying to say away from hospital sterility. Somehow, the place seems to know.  The aphorism about not cutting corners goes as far as tattooing a table end, tho I feel like the designer reached the point of making fun of themselves.  The nested themes (very slightly) risk being overbearing, but the space seems to get the joke. It's next to the airport: sleek little aeroplanes bounding into the air beyond the big rectangular glass windows across the front.  The "Freestyle" DIY drink dispenser is all organic curves.  The stream of cars to the drive through are styled in primary opposition. Order in a disordered world, cleanliness in a messy society, and reliability amidst swirling change.  The irony is that it is rarely visited.

They had a good special to get two sandwiches for $6. The problem it wasn't on the sandwich I wanted which would have been a regular chicken sandwich but only could get spicy. So I tried it. Too spicy. I'll stick with full price and get what I want next time. However, service was quick and the place has been renovated so is more up-to-date and has Wi-Fi. Wish there was more booths for more comfortable seating.