In the heart of Belfast we found this bit of southern America. Top floor of the Dirty Onion pub…read more.. Wings and loaded Fry's..gravy chicken cheese and onions. Great food. Historic surroundings and friendly service.

I ordered the regular fried chicken burger but our server apparently heard buffalo chicken burger…read more I sadly didn't realize this until I'd already taken a bite and didn't want to send it back, so it is what it is. I'm not the biggest fan of buffalo chicken, butttt the chicken was flavorful and the perfect amount of crisp. My sinuses are also super clear now so I've got that going for me, haha. Fries were tasty and service was friendly/pretty quick! Nice place to stop by if you want to grab a bite for pretty reasonable (city) prices!

Would recommend if ur in the area and want a kfc rip off (sorry not sorry).Pretty cheap and…read moreaffordable but still has quality food (kfc is better yano). I've only been once so I'm definitely very experienced. But don't worry I have backup my friend has been many times and she aswell says kfc is better. Honestly the name could have been better but eh. The food is..pretty..good. But one question wtf is in the chicken batter because it seems to attract children. But other than that the chicken is really nice and crispy and the chips are well they are just chips so can't go wrong with that. All and all would recommend as it has nice food. Hope u enjoyed my honest review xoxo kfc girl.

Pretty standand Country Fried Chicken. Good menu choices and meal deals. The food is always well…read morecooked and tasty. Personally, i usually get the chicken burger and a superchip meal. The staff are nice and friendly although it seems to have a high turnover of staff. The shop is clean and tidy and looks hygienic. I would recommend for a quick meal. There is no sit in area, only a takeaway. Opens late into the evening but often does not have a full menu available late in the evening. Beautiful fast food but very high in calories and fat so avoid if on a diet or trying to be healthy!!

A regular Country Fried Chicken customer having eaten from many of the branches all over Northern…read moreIreland I have to say that I was very disappointed with my latest visit to the Portadown shop. I've eaten here before but this time the superchip portion size was much smaller than normal, the newly introduced chicken salad didn't look fresh. Tomatoes and onions are not available - as apparently they don't have to, even though tomatoes are in the pre-prepared chicken salad. The only saving grace of the food was the large white meat on the bone portion sizes. In terms of service - my nephew didn't want a country fried like the rest of us he wanted a McDonalds (possibly due to the toy incentive!) maybe a tad cheeky to ask for directions but that we did only the directions we were given...well, the girl sent us the opposite way of where it was on foot in the rain (up the alleyway beside Subway apparently). Assuming this was not on purpose but shows a lack of awareness of the local area in which the 2 ladies that served us work in. Won't put me off country fried chicken loyalty but my experience would make me think twice before revisiting the Portadown shop.

I don't really like comparing places to other places but in this instance I have to, this place is…read moreno KFC. I feel it is unfair to benchmark them against such an established restaurant but I feel I have to as the whole setup of this places seems as though it was based around a KFC, like someone has just tried a copy and paste job. The food isn't half bad which is why my rating isn't poor in any way - just ok. The meal deals on offer are fine and the chicken itself is definitely tasty. The whole venue just screamed out to me that they are trying to be KFC, which I didn't like. I think they have to have their own entity in order to grow as a restaurant. I just feel like myself others might be the same that it's just a cheaper version of the colonel.

An average chicken shop. There is better options un Belfast. Including Nandos and Country Fried…read moreChicken. Check groupon for Chicken Lickin for deals if you are going.

I drive past this place every day on the way to work and back and popped in to try the Abra Meat…read moreFeast Nude. This is composed of pulled pork, lamb doner and chicken, served with salad and garlic and chilli sauce. It's nude because I had it with no bread. It was delicious and full of flavour and excellent value at £5.25. The seating area is spacious and very welcoming. Definitely be back!!

Oh baby.Oh baby baby! I loves me the chicken at the best of times, but when it comes from ehre I…read morelove it even more. For me the premise of this place is simple: Be like KFC, except we will do it more delicious and more cost effectively than our American super power chicken buddies. Kfc chicken has a tendency to be severe lacking in the meat department, even though the Colonels blend of herbs and spices is still tasty. No such problems arrive here as the chicken is all fresh and locally sourced, and is nowhere near as anorexic as KFC chicken, They also do awesome kebabs on chips. They as simple, lowest common denominator stuff, but after a long days work ( or in the middle of two shifts totalling 18 hours work in 20 hours) the combo of chips, southern fried chicken and their awesome chicken gravy is wonderfully satisfying. The new branding and kitting out of all stores makes them a lot more attractive places to be in, so this place is excellent all around!

Customer service was horrible. I asked if they take the blue light card and I got attitude from a…read moresmall middle aged English person who had the worst overall attitude. I won't be back.

I like KFC - it is what it is. Of course, now that it's the new year, and I'm on a health kick,…read moreit's not somewhere I can foresee myself visiting any time soon, but I have used this branch of KFC a lot. You know what you are getting with a KFC, and for me, that is a Tower Burger Meal, or Toasted Twister, depending on my mood. The food you get from this branch, is the same as you would anywhere else, but the reason I give the Carrick branch 3 stars and not 4, is down to their chronic inability to get orders right. Unfortunately now it is the requirement when going through the drive through, to have to sit and go through the bag with a fine tooth comb to make sure the order is right!

Goujons were moist and you could taste the Irish beef in the hamburger. Fine little dinerread more

I used to go in here quite a bit - looking back, I'm not sure why. Depression? Stuck in a rut? I…read moredon't know, just had got used to the place as a student and found it okay for the odd mug of tea. The problem is the food and the pricing, really. Rather big problems for any restaurant. There's also the issue of it feeling like a cold, dark rabbit hole when you get inside. The staff are very pleasant, can't complain there, they're nice enough to make me feel like a bit of a weasel for writing this, but after the last dining experience I had there I just can't write anything else. I'm not even sure if they're still in business in the current economic climate, but if the food is as bad as it was a few months back, then I'd say they're probably struggling. On my last visit (last in every sense of the word) I had the daily special which was marketed as some type of southern sauced chicken served with rice. I got a tiny portion of the chicken with a little heap of mushy, overcooked rice and the final kick in the teeth for me was that it was absolutely, categorically, irredeemably cold. Stone cold. Sorry, but one basic and major requirement I have of fast food joints and diners is that I'm at least served a hot meal. Even total slop isn't that bad when it's hot, but this was stony stinking cold. I was too disgusted to even bother sending it back. My companion had her usual omelette, which was normally okay, but as usual a stingy size and the side order of (admittedly very tasty) chips was as always a tiny bowl! We both had tea and the bill was over £20. And that's for average food at best, far below average due to the coldness, and I don't think the heating was even on in the joint either. To be fair, I once had a nice special in here. The fish pie. Homemade and very tasty and hot! So one of the chefs at least knows what he's about... but I guess we just ran out of patience. One too many raggedy omelettes and stingy portions and totally dead, cold atmosphere. Wouldn't recommend spending your hard earned cash in here. Use your pennies on the extra bit of petrol to get yourself up to Annalong and go to The Galley for some spectacular food instead. At half the price!