[JNRoberts]

Texans are nice people (I moved to Dallas from Orange County CA 2 years ago) but they can be apprehensive about anything new. So when Carl's came to town, some weren't real thrilled. Well, it appears that Carl's may be ok here in the Lone Star state. Hard to beat that "char-broiled" taste which even the "Big Daddy" of em all (In N Out Burger)doesn't have. Still.....In n Out is number 1.....Carl's Jr. close 2nd. Oh yeah.....seems most Texans prefer Mustard on their burgers. Not me...mustard on my dog....ok. Mayo or special sauce on my burger.

[Liz]

Why not have what she's having?

[Cincinatus]

Mayo on a hamburger!?? Blecch!

[Walkingfeather]

“Texans are nice people.....” On a surfacey, inauthentic, and superficial kind of way...” (There fixed it)

[cweese]

We used to have one in Austin, but it was closed in the late 80’s. I’ve been hoping they might return someday.

[ErnBatavia]

Carl's is almost as bad as Booger King, regarding serving food that's hot enough. I'll stick with our local In-N-Out. Made to order, right off the flattop.

[Ro_Thunder]

I’m so glad Missouri City (Texas) is getting a Carl’s Jr.! I’m taking the family there when they open!

[Liberty Valance]

Make my own burgers with minced red onion, garlic salt and little chunks of hatch green chile mixed in the 80/20 hamburger meat. A splash of worshestersire sauce while they’re cooking. Mmmmmmmmmm.

[dangerdoc]

Carl’s western bacon cheeseburger can win overy anybody.