Honestly, i was very excited about this place and it didn't disappoint…read more I ordered to go through the drive thru, there were no other cars, the staff was really friendly and efficient. In and out in about 5 minutes. As for the food, we got 2 - 2 piece meals, 1 roasted and 1 fried, the roasted chicken is so flavorful, it has a lemon herbs marinade flavor, delicious. The fried chicken tastes homemade, amazing! The coleslaw has a little (a lot, if you don't like spicy food like me) kick to it, but it's edible, my partner loved it. However, I didn't give it 5 stars because i wish they gave more fries, and the family size is pretty small, maybe for a family of 2 or 3 MAX. The fries were basic frozen store bought thin fries, they were a bit stale, not crispy, so maybe next time I'll try a different sides like the plantains and rice. Overall, it's decent and has potential.

First of all when a Restaurant opens there should be a GRAND Opening atmosphere for customers with…read moreopening specials and smiling employees making the place welcoming & inviting. That did not happen! It just felt as the usual, casual entry into a fast food joint with unhappy employees making it through their shift. They weren't rude or mean- just not cordial. IMO a Chick-fil-A Customer service training would do this franchise a huge favor. Now! to the most important! FOOD! I can't comment on the sides- I only bought chicken to take home. I bought 8 piece rotisserie and 8 piece fried. The rotisserie chicken tasted like it was marinated in vinegar over night- It should be called -VINAGRETT CHICKEN - instead. TOOOOOO flavorful, to overly seasoned. IMO the "rotisserie" would be great if the vinagre and the season were reduce. 75% less vinagre and 40% less season. IS THIS rotisserie chicken better than KFC, La Granja, Walmart or Publix? IMO - NO- all the others are better. I'll place Publix rotisserie as #1, Walmart #2, La Granja 2 or 3 interchangeably and Pollo Campero #4. The fried chicken is also way over seasoned. AND If you ask me- Is this fried chicken better than KFC, Popeyes, Walmart or Publix? The answer is a resounding NO. For me (though I can't stand Popeye's business model) their fried chicken is #1 (through I don't go to them anymore) they need an ethos change. Publix and KFC are either 2 or 3 interchangeably and Walmart is #4 - with Pollo del Campo coming dead least. Lastly. PRICE!!!!!!!!!! I paid for 2 boxes of 8 pieces of chicken each. Which should have included (though I'M NOT SURE) 4 breads and they were not given to me. I paid and that's chicken only without bread rolls. $40.31 taxes included Conclusion. If Pollo Tropical which I liked and was price reasonably didn't make it - I highly doubt that Pollo Campero will. My best wishes to them as I cannot in good conscience either recommend or visit again. This is a personal, honest review. Again I wish them well.

The combo A of seafood is good but I noticed they put 1/2 pound of snow legs just one and one of…read moretheir legs was missing . They supposed to put 2 of snow legs instead 1 for 1/2 pounds of the snow legs . It's so rip off price , smh.

Great quick-stop wings and patient service, place though small, is tidy and comfortable.read more

I'll admit, I feel a wee bit weary when a restaurant has no patrons, but we took a chance and went…read morein anyway to get some food to go. We were greeted by a friendly lady at the cash register, and after checking out the menu, we placed our order: two 6-piece chicken wings, one 12-piece chicken wings, and one 3-piece chicken tenders. We got two of the wing orders tossed in their signature Kinfolks sauce, one in lemon pepper, and the tenders plain with a side of BBQ sauce. All of our meals came with fries. Let me just say--the food was really good. The wings and tenders were flavorful and cooked well, but the real star was that Kinfolks sauce. Absolutely awesome! The only downside was the lemon pepper wings. Unfortunately, the lemon flavor was way too strong and overpowering, which took away from the overall enjoyment of those wings. Aside from that, it was a pretty good experience. Friendly service, nice atmosphere, great food (especially that Kinfolks sauce!), and definitely worth a return visit!

I went to Kinfolks in Old Town around lunch time and had some delicious wings and 2 tenders. The…read morestaff was small but the food was really good, hot and definitely hit the spot. If you want to support a family run business instead of the many chain chicken places you should stop by Kinfolks and leave with a smile.

Easy parking Friendly service…read moreFresh & hot food Husband was charging Tesla and we were sitting hungry after a super long day and weekend of dance.

I walked into Slim Chickens with dangerous levels of optimism…read more Big mistake. Before going, I watched a video on their website where the founders were talking about how, when they came up with the concept, they noticed other chicken tender places in the South "weren't doing it right." Now, they didn't say Raising Cane's by name, but come on. We all know who they were side eyeing. And as lifelong Cane's lovers, that got my attention. Because if you're going to throw shade at Cane's, the food better come out swinging. It did not! It came out dry, bland, and exhausted, with a texture that somehow managed to be overcooked and underwhelming at the exact same time. I didn't know you could ruin a chicken tender. I thought chicken tenders were one of those foods with a built-in safety net. Apparently not. Slim Chickens found the trap door. Then came the sauces. I asked the cashier what sauces he recommended since it was our first time. His response was basically, "I don't really like the sauces." That should have been my cue to turn around and go find literally anything else to eat. I tried the Slim's Sauce, which he described as ketchup and mayo with some herbs. That description was unfortunately accurate. It tasted like someone tried to reverse-engineer a good chicken sauce from memory while trapped in a break room. It was flat, boring, and nowhere near the level of Cane's sauce or even KFC's sauces. The garlic toast was another crime scene. Thin, wrinkled, cold Texas toast that looked like it had been toasted earlier that morning and then left to think about its choices. Calling it "garlic bread" feels generous. Calling it "bread" was already a stretch. The fries were those fake "hand-cut" freezer-section fries with the skin left on, like they're trying to convince you somebody in the kitchen actually touched an actual potato that morning. They were hard, overcooked, and tasted like they had been holding on for dear life under a heat lamp since opening. Not rustic. Not fresh. Just sad fries wearing a costume. And the atmosphere? Weekday lunch in Celebration, and there were maybe two people eating inside. That should have told me everything. A chicken tender place at lunch should have some life to it. This felt like a franchise location already rehearsing its goodbye speech. The funniest part is Yelp has this place sitting around 4 stars, but when you actually scroll through the reviews, there's a suspicious little cluster of glowing 5-star posts from "Elite" Yelpers around the same time. Maybe they all just happened to have the best chicken experience of their lives in the same week. Maybe.... All I know is what we were served was nowhere close to 5 stars. It was barely close to lunch. If the founders really built this concept because they thought other chicken places were "doing it wrong," I have some bad news: Raising Cane's can sleep peacefully tonight. KFC too. Slim Chickens didn't reinvent chicken tenders. They reminded me how badly simple food can go when nobody in the building seems excited about it. With Cane's expanding all over the place, this location better figure something out fast. Because if this is the product, I don't see Celebration celebrating it for long. I'm giving two stars, and honestly, those stars goes to the cashier for telling me he doesn't really like the sauces. That was the most helpful and accurate thing served to me all day.

I used to regularly work in Lakeland and I had three places that I would eat when I was in…read moreLakeland. Lovebird was one of my three places. So you can imagine how happy I was when they decided to open a love bird in Winter Haven just a few miles from my permanent office. I think this location is even better than the Lakeland location because it is a little bigger than the parking lot is much better. They still have that absolutely fabulous crispy fried chicken that is so delicious. I love that you can cater it to your personal spice level. I like mine medium, but my mom prefers hers with no spice. Their fried chicken stays crispy even when it gets cold. Sometimes I'll go and grab myself some lunch while I'm at work and then get some fried chicken to take home to my husband for dinner and it's still crispy and juicy and fabulous. I also love that they have a meal that was invented for me. My favorite thing to order is called, The my girl ain't hungry. It consists of one giant chicken, tender in your choice of fried or grilled with a side and a drink for eight dollars. It is the perfect portion for me. Now, when people come to visit me in Winter Haven, lovebird is always one of the places I recommend we grab lunch.

I'm still confused by The Shining references but besides that - what a cool place! One of the best…read morechicken joints I've been too. Reasonably priced and lots of character from the bright vibes to the filling and unique menu. The team is friendly and fast, without sacrificing quality. You will need napkins because these sandwiches are big and messy but oh so flavorful! I with there were more locations because this place rocks!

So I have only had Canes once before and honestly the food wasn't great. This location is new and…read morehuge. There is inside and outside seating and a drive thru. Had the Box combo, came with 4 fingers which were quite delicious. Also came with fries and some really super delicious coleslaw. Love the ice tea here. It is really good. Glad I gave Canes another try. Hopefully this location will maintain the high food quality standards. This location is new and huge. Got to revisit in a few months to see how it holds up.

Despite the looong line, the friendly workers were on point and kept it moving. Way faster than I…read moreexpected. That's about the only positive for me and the reason for any stars. This is the blandest chicken I have ever tasted in my life. If I found out it was marinated in water, I wouldn't be surprised. This recipe must've come from someone who was cooking desert chicken without a spice cabinet in a thousand mile radius. The only reason for anyone to be Raising Cane would be to get their money back. I wouldn't even come back on a Sunday. I'll wait for the Lord's chicken to be served on Monday.

My expectations weren't high but I will say this place should shut down. Fried chicken is greasy…read moreand tasted like a rubber boot. The sides weren't any better the fries were undercooked and coleslaw tasted like water. On top of that my dad order was wrong, he got shrimp with broccoli instead of chicken with broccoli.

Food is "Meh". Not bad, not good, it's about what one would expect from a fried chicken joint that…read morealso serves Chinese food.

I have driven past here many times and wanted to stop in. Today was the day…read more I ordered a single empanada. Hany the lovely lady at the register inquired as to whether I had tried Campero's before. When she discovered I had notes added a complimentary drum stick to my order. HANDS DOWN THE BEST CHICKEN DRUMSTICK EVER!!!! And the food was served on pretty plates. All of the staff was very friendly. The restaurant was clean. All the other patrons seemed very pleased. So glad I stopped. I'll be back!

Fast food spot with food fast Good. However the service could be better. We wanted to order a…read moredifferent type of wing that they offered but unfortunately was never asked those choices. The order came out quick though which was a plus