I just polished off a half pound of cooked to order gizzards. Hot, fresh, well seasoned. Just…read moreperfect. And at $1.99, it just could not get any better. I added 2 of their huge fried chicken wings to my order and I was one happy guy.

This location of Charley Biggs is permanently closed. The Lonsdale Market is still open but the…read moreDeli part is closed.

Victor was great. Really great service. Good food. Great value. Will return when I come back this…read moreway.

Best hot chicken around. Wish they would come to the Tri Cities part of east TN. Love the…read moreconsistent flavor and crunch of their fried chicken and side dishes. Walk up the steps from the private parking lot and sit down at a table or take your order to go. Quick service and a fun atmosphere will fill your senses.

I don't usually post bad reviews. I've got better things to do, and in the past I've written one or…read moretwo negative reviews, then gone back to the restaurants and had a better or excellent experience. But I'm pretty sure this one can't be better if given another chance.. My stepson raved about this place for ages. In my opinion, my wife and I make better wings in our air frier. I guess if you drench them in sauce they might be better. But stand alone, they were extremely average. But, maybe you love the place.. Your call. But, I won't be back. Service wasn't very impressive either..

Wings in town. You gotta get the big ones. The West restaurant is really small and tight. Parking…read moreis somewhat poor but overall it's still five star. staff are really great.

Went on a hike... Had the urge for some fried chicken... Pecker on the floor…read more Loaded fries 10/10 Spicy tenders 10/10 (the juice was juicing) Don't even get me started on the sauce

Not good. Chicken is juicy sure but the seasoning is super powdery and not spicy. Also the breading…read moreon the chicken is hella thick. Then when you bite into it it falls off. Fries were average. You can tell their real potato's but they're super soggy. Also they make you pay for sauce! I'll never come here again

This is such a fun place in Maryville, with good food and good service. The restaurant itself is…read morevery open with a family seating area in the front and a bar in the back, with the walls covered in. Chicago based signs and decorations. My husband and I came here for lunch on a Thursday and had our baby with us. Walking in we were warmly greeted by the hostess and brought to our table. She asked us if we wanted a low table or a high table and if we needed a sling or a high chair. Our server immediately came over and got our drink order and let us look over the menu. Their menu has a lot of really good options from sandwiches to pizza and hamburgers. I decided on the Italian beef sandwich and my husband got the Halas Burger. The food came out extremely fast and was hot and fresh. My sandwich was a roast beef sandwich with onions, peppers and cheese dipped in au jus and severed with a side of au jus and Giardiniera. It tasted great. The flavors all went really well together and the giardiniera added a great crunch and slight heat to the sandwich. I got onion rings as my side, which were hot and crunchy. The Halas burger was a burger patty topped with an onion ring, mozzarella and boom boom sauce. The patty was well cooked and fresh. With the onion ring and everything else it was a great burger. The fries that came with it were hot and had good flavor. Windy City is a great lace to come and get some good food. I can definitely see it being a great place to watch a game and have a drink or two with friends or coming and just grabbing some food and hanging out with friends or family. We will definitely be back to try more things.

I was concerned because all the pictures posted didn't seem very appealing. I'm glad we came and…read moretried it out anyhow. It was very tasty. It was a Monday around 4:30pm, so it could be cause it was slow too. Still, we had a very nice waiter and good food! My husband and I will be back for sure.

Usually, I love Wingstop, but this one doesn't seem to know what they are doing. Most things are…read moreovercooked. You will have an insanely long wait (probably 30 minutes or more), and the service was terrible when I went there. Definitely pass on this Wingstop!!!

Their tenders are rock hard dry dry dry. I scraped the breading off just to choke them down. They…read morehave unsweetened tea, but no artificial sweetener for it. I'll never spend money there again.

Kahuna basically means "wise", and it would be a wise choice to try Big Kahuna out…read more I really like their namesake wings. Rather than toss them in sauce they coat them in a rub: Original, Fire, or Blazin. Blazin is a bit on the hot side for me but okay if tried separately. The rubs are so tasty you don't even need the sauces, but they are flavorful as well. My favorites so far are the spicy bleu cheese and the spicy garlic. I thought the sweet chili lime was a bit too watery and didn't love the cilantro lime ranch but I really haven't gone wrong yet. I wish I could go more often but Big Kahuna is on the pricier side as far as wings go, though the drum wings have a good amount of meat.

The staff is typically friendly enough but the wait is often long as there isn't a lot of seating…read moreat this location. In the times we've waited as well as when we've ordered takeout, one observation is that typically the person(s) that are supposed to great those that order take out, are often busy chatting with restaurant patrons and others rather than being attentive to those waiting for their takeout orders. The food quality seems to be slipping. We've eaten at this location many times and while we can say that the sandwiches are decent, the boneless wings (Which we've ordered many times) are subpar at best. We've continued to apparently mistakenly give the wings a try and they get worse and worse as they are very overcooked time and time again. The last time we visited, both orders of boneless wings were super dry and rubbery. No amount of sauce can fix that. It was very unpleasant and our guest that we invited to dine with us and we purchased their meal, experienced the same low quality wings. It wasn't a good first impression. If we come back, we won't be ordering these ever again. Hoping the staff will make efforts to provide better quality food. We'll invest our discretionary money elsewhere when we want to enjoy an evening out.

This chicken is fabulous!…read more Juicy and crispy, with enough spice to be seasoned and savory without cremating your tastebuds. On the spicy hot I give it a 0.25/5. Personally I'm loading mine up with Truff hot sauce. Amazing food and service. One of the cleanest places I have ever eaten in. Their fryer backsplash is scrupulously well scrubbed. Sage in an amazing waitress. One of our party is gluten free and is is very knowledgeable about all items in the menu. I had their baked beans and slaw. Being a northerner I was dubious but good lord, they're were the best I had since moving down. I will be going backs and trying all of the sides!

Despite all the accolades, I must respectfully dissent. Tried Gus's today after wanting to go for…read moresome time. The chicken was good -- just not next level or great. I felt it was kind of tough and not crispy enough. Like a dark, over-fried version. Sides were okay. I like that they had collard greens. Goes well with chicken. Overall: Seems way overhyped. I like CM Chicken better. For Southern style, I've had better as well.

Excellent food and service. They know exactly what I order each time when I go in! Owner isread more

Pretty good. I lived in Miami where there were two CM Chicken franchises close by - so I have a…read morepretty good idea of what the chicken is supposed to taste like. The chicken here is definitely good, maybe smaller in size compared to what I'm used too - regardless, flavor and crispiness is basically the same. What I found odd was that the menu was drastically smaller than the ones I've been to in Miami, which would offer other Korean staples like tteokbokki and fish cakes as additional side options. Maybe the Knoxville food scene just doesn't justify carrying those other options. I feel like this locations business is primarily takeout and delivery based since there was basically no other customers inside the physically restaurant dining in. Pricing is pretty crazy though compared to other local fried chicken options. Would not recommend the calamari as it was just average. Definitely recommending to just stick to the chicken if you do go here.

This place was recommended to us and we would highly recommend it!…read more It's located in a cute market square in downtown Knoxville, TN - lots of booths and some tables. We dined on a Sunday afternoon and had the place to ourselves. Service was excellent and fast with many folks checking on us throughout our meal. The menu has sandwiches, fried chicken, chicken fingers, ribs and more! It's definitely more focused on chicken. We ordered the fried chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries, grilled chicken sandwich with avocado, 3-piece chicken tenders and kids chicken and fries. Food arrived very quickly and was extremely hot and fresh! Chicken tenders were fresh and thin - a perfect combination. Fries and sweet potatoes were crunchy on the outside and soft inside. We also had the greens and grits, which my husband raved about. A great southern fried restaurant was big portions and delicious food.

I've eaten a whole lot of Southern comfort food in my life, and somehow nobody ever pulled me aside…read moreand said, "Hey, there's a thing called tomato pie, and it'll change you." Myrtle's finally did, and now I'm questioning every church potluck of my childhood. Where has this been hiding all these years? The tomato pie comes out in a hot little crock with a golden, bubbling crust that smells like grandma's kitchen if grandma was a world-class baker. Think cheesy, creamy, savory layers over tomatoes that taste like they've seen sunshine and prayer. It's rich without being heavy and hits that perfect spot between home cooking and something a chef bragged about in culinary school. If you come here and don't order it, you're robbing yourself. The fried chicken tenders are solid, the tea fine, and the vibe feels like a casual local spot where you can relax after wandering around Market Square. Service was friendly and fine for a not-so-busy afternoon. Still, I'd go back just for that tomato pie. Honestly, I might plan a trip around it. If Myrtle's ever puts out a cookbook, I'd buy it just to see whether there's a secret ingredient or just generations of Southern guilt that kept this dish from me. Order the tomato pie. Trust me.