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3.7 (387 reviews)
Closed 6:30 am - 11:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Spicy Chicken Sandwich
Daphne S.

Stopped here for lunch. Sandwich was hot! Very good. Service was quick! Outside was clean.

I was more than happy to accept the spot
Jesse G.

Tonight I was "on my own" for dinner and I will be honest. I was really wanting to go to Wing Stop on Canyon Rd and try one of their 12 "sauced and tossed" chicken sandwiches. Unfortunately I was in Beaverton and didn't feel like doubling back on 217 before going back to Hillsboro. I remembered that I still had a free chicken sandwich coupon from the Hillsboro Hops game. It wasn't that busy inside when I got there at about 6:30. I decided to hold on to the coupon (for a while at least) and I just got a Deluxe Chicken sandwich combo. The sandwich was really good. The waffle Fries were tasty also, but they weren't as consistent in crispness. Some were super crispy and some were really soggy and greasy. After finishing the combo, I was still hungry so I broke out the coupon and added a peppermint stick shake to top it off. I honestly don't go to Chik-Fil-A very often, but the help is really good. I am still looking forward to trying Wing Stop on Thursday.

Ordered a chicken club w/out tomato. Got a cold chicken patty on a bun.. no tomato (thanks!), and also no lettuce or cheese.... just... why?
Jacob K.

Yikes... what happened to this place? This used to be the most reliable spot in all of Oregon. I hadn't been here in a while but stopped by twice in two days as we don't have Chick Fil A at the coast and I was in Portland. I ordered the same thing (2 separate sandwiches) on both days, and both sandwiches in each order were wrong - literally nothing I received was how I ordered it. First order was for a spicy deluxe w/out tomato and chicken club w/out tomato - sandwiches only, not meals. By the time I get to my hotel I realize I was charged $19.03, both sandwiches had tomatoes and the spicy deluxe had no cheese. Nearly $20 for two sandwiches, both of which weren't how I ordered? How does this happen? Two days later I swung back by and ordered the same thing, certain that my previous botched order was a fluke and they'd get it right this time because this place has never messed anything up until now. Well this time I was only charged $13.34 instead of $19 which seems more accurate, however... I ended up receiving a regular Deluxe (still with tomato, despite ordering a spicy deluxe without tomato) and this time the chicken club finally had no tomato, but also had no cheese nor any lettuce. Literally just a bun and a room temp piece of rubbery chicken? I was so sad I could've wept ;`( How could Chick Fil A get everything wrong on both orders? I used to love how reliable this place was but this 2nd meal was so depressing to even look at so I just trashed it. A total of $32 dollars wasted on mediocre food across 2 days. Did this place get bought out? New franchise owner? How does a place I've visited so many times and never had a single problem with suddenly seem incapable of getting even just a single item correct? I used to look forward to swinging by here when I'd come in from the coast, but the combination of botching everything plus both times I had to wait about 25-35 min in the drive-thru... well tbh, waiting half an hour to be overcharged for the wrong food may work for some fast food masochists but count me out. So on my last day in Portland I switched it up and got some spicy chicken tenders from Popeye's w/ ranch sauce and cajun fries and I can't lie, that hit the spot waaaay better than the last 2 bags Chick Fil A handed me. It is what it is.

4 chicken strips for $6.19. Too expensive. Small mac&cheese. Both served Luke warm. For $10, not worth it.
Kim G.

Not a fan! Based on the reviews and cult following of this chain, clearly I am not the norm. Could be that I rarely eat fast food simply because it doesn't taste good. For the same price, there are so many much better food options all over Portland in restaurants, small Mom & Pops and food carts. If I was rating based on service, politeness, efficiency of ordering and receiving meal tnphen I would give 5 stars. Impressive. But since the end game is about the food, the taste, temperature and value (worth what paid for) I have to give them 2 stars. For my very first time at any Chic-fil-A, deciding to stop there for lunch rather than Thai Orchid or Channa Masala (Ill never make that mistake again), I ordered the 4 piece chicken tenders ($6.19 Zhuhai? What?) and a small Mac&Cheese ($3.79). Both were luke-warm. The chicken was ok, lacked any seasoning and flavor but was tender. I could get a fabulous order of 6 stricken strips, not 4, at most any pub in town or Red Robin for a dollar more with free Ranch dipping sauce and a huge side of fries included. Here, they charge extra for a tiny bit of sauce. Wrong. The Mac&Cheese was good, had real cheese not processed powdered cheese. It was actually much better when I heated it up at home and ate it the way it was meant to be eaten, hot with melted cheese! You should have to take fast food home and heat it; defeats the entire point of "fast" food. I was curious; I tried it; no reason for me to come back. For $10 I can get a delicious fresh made lunch anywhere with enough for lunch again the next day!

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Vanessa girl, you made my experience 10/10. We were already having a good day with good vibes, and she made our day even better.

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The guy working the drive thru (3:49pm 2-21-26) is AMAZING!! He was so kind and helpful!

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The best chicken fast food there is. I'm so glad we're getting one in our local town. The spicy chicken deluxe meal is to die for!

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Never really figured out why this place is so popular. Its no In and Out . More like a chicken Mcdonalds . All good.

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Over priced and not anything special but the kids like it. It's fast food, so you get fast food quality like any other place

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Ask the Community - Chick-fil-A

Any senior discounts?

No special discounts at this location, but if you scan the Chick-fil-A One app whenever you come in, the points build up fast! You can use your points to "buy" free food!

Does this location have chicken noodle soup?

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