Since the opening of their first shop in York in 2001, the burgers have gotten significantly smaller, significantly greasier. They are expensive burgers, and no longer worth the price. Though I live with my seven children only a mile away, I will not return. My stomach was upset for 24 hours after ingesting the last Wild Willy’s burger I will ever eat.



For $58.00, I purchased one plain burger, two plain cheeseburgers, and three “Wicked Good” burgers, as well as two large orders of fries.



Their punchcards are contradictory and misleading, if not downright underhanded. In large letters at the top of the card, it says, “BUY 6 BURGERS, GET ONE FREE.” Underneath, in much smaller print, it says, among several other rules, " Blah blah blah. . . one punch per visit . . . yadda yadda yadda"



So, I suppose, to earn a free burger I ought to have had each one of my children order a burger separately, and pay separately?



I pointed out that what the card OUGHT to say was something along the lines of, “6 Burgers in 6 Visits—Get One Free.” I told the well-dressed, attractive older woman who rang me out that the card contradicted itself. I told her they should re-print their cards to accurately reflect their frequent-flier program. She was in complete denial of the contradictory wording, and her attitude became quite unprofessional, to put it politely. After visiting their Web site and seeing her picture, I was able to identify her as the owner’s wife.



Note that everything is a la carte. Burgers are up to $9.75, then add on the cost of fries or onion rings, a drink, etc.

good food and easy parking