Arctic Circle

Lori Corbridge _{on Google}

Apr 1st, 2024

Love the onion rings

Ash Anderson _{on Google}

Mar 28th, 2024

AWOOGA HUMINA HUMINA HUMINA
their shakes are pretty alright
BBLBLBLBLBLBLBLB BOYOYOYOYOIIIING

Jake Brammer _{on Google}

Mar 11th, 2024

The staff are usually super nice, they always give out courtesy cones to everybody especially all the kids walking home from school that I see here. I work close by, so often stop in for fries or a shake or something. Food is average, you know just an Arctic Circle lol but they have a surprisingly detailed list and many options on their milk shakes, and the staff always hook it up nice and fat on the "add ins" and toppings for shakes. Usually not that busy either, and they have a decent kids jungle gym indoor play park thing for all your little rascals to run around in while you wait for your food.
Ohhhh and they have these super bomb Mini Corndog bites that are crispy and just amazing with some of their famous fry sauce. Reminds me of being a little kid
Parking: Usually plenty of spots to park around that are close by and they have a medium sized parking lot of their own as well.
Kid-friendliness: They have a pretty huge play place inside for your offspring to go nuts in while you order food and can watch them through the big open window wall, even from up front where you order. And it's usually empty or only just some small family with little kids hanging out in there playing.
Wheelchair accessibility: Pretty sure they got it, but not sure I can't remember but most places are wheelchair accessible these days. If they don't have a good enough ramp to the door though, they still have a drive through, so just roll on over to the side of the building and scoot yoself through that there drive through to swoop up your food. I doubt they'd refuse to help out and serve somebody who's in a wheelchair in the first place lolol. I bet since you'd be on wheels anyways, you could argue the point if they tell you nope and refuse service. I mean cars are kinda just big motorized wheelchairs anyways... They just have multiple seats for people, more storage, with all 4 wheels the same size, and you don't get wet if it rains while your riding in one.