Wanted to show what's hanging in our kitchen

I had me four double cheeseburgers tonight and decided to check out this sub, and post a few of my collectibles.

So the meal is stated just under 7$ but as you add your drink 4$ and select your fries 4$ and each sandwich adds up as well?? I'm really confused as to why is your stated starting menu price 6.67 but it is impossible to get a basic combo 1 for under 15 dollars, it was only .50¢ more for delivery??? Could you please help me understand why there is a 4 charge for each item I'm selecting which should already be included as base items in the original price?

If I wanted to make an in person order I wouldn't be on the app. I live 2 blocks from a White Castle and I never eat there because their app is so annoying.

Whitecastle, you now have at last count 2 stores in the Phoenix area, that great for those in the central part of the state.

I live in the SE corner and do not get to Phoenix. A location in Tucson would be great. I talk to lots of people that would travel to Tucson for a Whitecastle.

Any chance there are "in the near future plans for a store in Tucson?

Picked up the frozen ones... not the best but good enough right? Well I was missing an entire slider due to packaging error. My high ass still ate um because reasons but I'm sad I didn't get the full experience.

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How similar would you say the White Castle burgers you get in the frozen section at the grocery store are to the real thing? I don’t have one near me so those are the closest I’ve gotten.

So bomb! We got 2 of each sliders with the cheese fries with the cheese on the side (I seen people recommend that on this sub) for a great price as well. This was in Scottsdale AZ when we were on vacation. We've been wanting to go for a long time but theres not many on the west cost. Were totally getting the 30 sliders to take home on our last day.

I love you White Castle💙🤍🧡

I come here at least 2x a month

Can White Castle help bring peace back to Canada-U.S. relations?

Hear me out.

Things have been a little tense between Canada and the Trump administration lately. Tariffs, counter-tariffs, trade fights. We even opened the new Gordie Howe International Bridge this summer and apparently that still wasn't enough to bring everyone together.

Now Trump wants to call Lake Ontario “Lake America.”

Listen, Mr. President. You can write whatever you want on the American map.

We're still calling it Lake Ontario.

But maybe there's another way to improve relations with your Canadian neighbours:

Send us White Castle.

Not the frozen ones either. We already had those. White Castle brought its frozen sliders to nearly 400 Canadian Walmart locations back in 2018, gave us a taste, and then eventually they disappeared.

We need the real thing.

Open a White Castle in Canada. Start with the GTA. Fresh sliders, fries, onion rings, Crave Cases at 2 a.m. The full American experience.

We'll contribute something to the peace process too. Maple syrup. Ketchup chips. Coffee Crisp. Maybe a couple of Timbits. We'll work out the details.

Because despite whatever our governments are arguing about, Canadians love our American neighbours. And nothing says Canada-U.S. friendship like two countries sitting down together over a sack of tiny square hamburgers.

Keep Lake Ontario Canadian.

Bring White Castle north.

White Castle Canada 🇨🇦🍔🇺🇸

Let's build a bridge we can actually eat.

I love Sliders as an occasional treat but charging
$1.20 is insane for a one ounce patty on a dinner roll

Seriously? You’re in AZ and NV and NOT CO? The Marijuana Mecca?

We need you.

I’m starting to get the sweats.

Edit: I’m starting to feel bloated.

Edit 2 Next Day: I feel fine! Only six trips to the bathroom.

Sorry I’m hangry and just want reasonably priced food without being priced gouged cause I live in one of the hottest tourist places in America.

What's the point of me ordering online for pickup when the door is locked .....

I've been looking for old photos or street views of this unique two-story White Castle that used to be located downtown at 30 N. High Street, near Broad Street and Pearl Alley. It operated through the late 1970s and 1980s before closing down around 87. This location had a distinct layout where people could order their food downstairs on the main level, and go to the second floor to eat. The upstairs dining area had front windows looking directly down onto High Street, though that seating section was occasionally blocked off. Local lore is that former OSU basketball star Herb Williams mother worked at this specific location for years.

If anyone has any old snapshots or links to archives showing this spot, please share them. Thanks!