Perfection. Been coming to this location for decades. While the set-up gets crazier & crazier (I…read moreavoid drive-thru at any Chick-fil-a) & the prices continue to climb, the quality remains. Aside from COVID period when chicken breasts shrank (I went on full boycott) the consistency w/ which they deliver menu items is impressive. This remains my absolute favorite fast food choice. The Honey Pepper Pimento Chicken sandwich is even more mouth watering than last year w/ a creamy, spicy-sweet, pimento cheese sauce w/ cheddar shreds blanketing their classic, crispy-breaded, chicken. I didn't think the Peach Milkshake could be topped. Banana Pudding may have just unseated it- crunchy Nilla wafer cookie crumbles gives texture & a nod to the pies they made in the 80's. Wyo keeps condiments accessible & staff is always warm & willing to go extra mile. Simply, Chick-fil-a is in a league of their own.

Food- order is normally always right, I get a super basic order but only 1 time out of the how many…read moreother times I went I got pickles on my sandwich even though I asked for none. Service- workers are normally always nice but if they aren't it just the quiet type Only issue is that it's ALWAYS packed. Drive through always has a line almost going out to the street while the inside looks super unorganized with people everywhere.

Absolutely iconic. Full stop. Those who eat KFC, never had Bojangles. Those who eat Popeyes, settle…read morefor the next best thing. KFC sits right across the street looking as deserted as the mall. So fortunate to have had the only Bojangles outside of the south for so many years. The biscuits are next level compared to what's served at other chains. First, they are full-sized, crisp-pockety exterior, flaky inside w/ a buttery finish. Maybe the only fast food item in history that you swear is homemade. Chicken has good amount of breading, spicer as you get closer to the bone, but not as spicy as it used to be as regular vs. spicy option got morphed into one. It's flavorful, moist, & brings some heat on certain unexpected bites. The sides: it has always been about the dirty rice- that's their signature. Golden colored rice w/ crumbled sausage, bell peppers, & cajun seasoning. The rest are mere subs for those who don't like rice, tho at times I appreciate the nearly potato wedges they call fries. Sweet tea is steeped in-store, not pre-bottled. I know people who roll up just to buy jugs of that. No longer have Bo in my backyard, which makes it all the more special when I do have opportunity to get it. Love the giant yellow box that announces, It's Bo Time! I show up at home with it, cheers happen!

Walked in to the restaurant for the first time and was astonished to see most of the tables and…read morechairs visibly dirty. So we managed to find the cleanest table, that we still had to wipe off. When we were ordering our food the person behind the register got 2 of our names completely incorrect. There was also about a 5 min wait for our food after the order was placed. When getting our food, one of us was missing an item and had to ask for it to receive it. Upon getting the food, the chicken was fantastic! Everything else, not so much. Both of our orders of mac and cheese were cold. And our one order of fries was cold and soggy. And to top it off, the bathroom (at least the men's) needed a good cleaning. Needless to say, our first impression was not great and we will not eat here again.

This was ordered at the drive thru and brought home. The service was good but the sandwich was…read morebasic at best. I'm rating this on getting a cheesesteak at a fast food place. For that it's good. But this is Reading, I can go get a solid cheesesteak anywhere that tastes 100 times better. If I was on a roadtrip and wanted a cheesesteak this would be ok. But I'm not and it's just a basic sandwich.

Clean restroom which is a good sign, usual Arby's fare. Restaurant is very large for fast food…read moreestablishment. Did get cheese sticks when I ordered poppers. Thought it was because the counter associate was very hard of hearing, but it was correct on my slip so it must've been whoever put the order together.

Slow service by understaffed line this visit, cold chicken and empty drink syrup plus overflowing…read moretrash bins. Disappointing. Update: page error while submitting the contact form on the web site as suggested did nothing to soothe me. I may try again and hope this was just a bad day for them but we'll see.

Asked for crispy tacos and fruit for the kids meal and this is what i got !!!…read more How freakin hard is it to read an order correctly ?? Also had a time to pick it up and waited inside the store for 25 mins past the pickup time by the time i got the food which was then somehow cold

Driving from Baltimore to NJ, we were thinking Chipotle's for a quick bite. We walked in and the…read moreline was very long so we went next door to Jerseys Mikes. Fully staffed and stocked, great customer service, clean, efficient, and the Cheese steak sub we had was great. First time at Jersey Mike's anywhere and we were pleasantly surprised. Must be good management at this location!

I don't understand how these people are still in business with all of these mediocre reviews…read more I spent $11.13 on a 7 inch cheesesteak sub that didn't even fill up the bun. It tasted good but absolutely ridiculously priced for an empty sub. That was my one and only visit... I hope they enjoyed making me wait 10 minutes for a 7 inch sub

Was in the area today ( 9/22/24) and was pressed for time, so I decided to get a quick dinner at…read moreKFC. I ordered through the app and when I arrived, I announced that I would be eating my meal here. Within minutes, my order was ready and bagged to take out. I sat at a table and was extremely pleased that everything except for the fries, was steaming hot and fresh. The entire meal was under $13.00.

Don't waste your money here. They need to fire everyone there. Guy at the window has a fucking…read moreattitude. Food looks like it was from last week. They fucked up our order. Got the wrong meals we wanted. Drinks were also wrong. This place and the people suck here.

Came here out because it was close!! and I wanted a burger that wasn't what I have already at…read morehome!!.. the customer service was nice!. The Ambience was cool. We ordered the Combo which a choice of burger or chicken sandwich, nice amount of fries and a fountain drink!! For 5$ added on a patty for 1.50$ you can't beat that where we originally are!. The Burger flavor was fresh and very well seasoned, the burger patty to bun ratio was great!, nice sized patties also!.. the fries were lightly salted and the drink was cherry coke mixed with Dr Pepper!. I got full off of the burger alone didn't get to the fries yet. Overall I enjoyed my meal!! & would return

Found the food here to be good and the portions generous. However, they certainly could work on…read morecleanliness as the floor was very sticky, etc..

Just paid $21 dollars for bacon cheeseburger And small fry. Store is dirty and service was slow…read morewith non one in the place. Good food but never again will I pay that much. They are crazy with pricing.

Let's take a trip down memory lane…read more I was 20 years old. My particular skill set (or lack thereof) had led me down the path of obtaining a Communications degree as an undergrad in the Steel City. Had I known at the time a degree in communications was the equivalent of a participation award in the real world, I would have totally exerted the extra 8% of energy it took to obtain a BA in business or one of the many other degrees that is applicable to - oh, how do you say - ah yes, succeeding in life. But I ask you this, business grads, could you have handled the onslaught of CLASS PRESENTATIONS that us Comm majors endured?! I DON'T THINK SO. Ok, maybe you could have. I'm just lamenting my choice of degrees. I have a fear of public speaking for god's sake. HMM.. WHAT'S A GOOD MAJOR FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE SPEAKING PUBLICLY?! Why, Communications, of course! Uh, where was I going with this? Oh right, the Five Guys tie-in. So I was young and new to city life. I didn't have a lot of direction. All I knew was I liked burgers. So when my super advanced marketing class that guaranteed I'd find an AWESOME JOB AND WOULDN'T DIE DESTITUTE IN A DITCH asked me to do a complete marketing campaign on any company of my choosing, I went with Five Guys. There was a location in Oakland, right on campus that I'd walk by everyday from my SWEET SWEET apartment in Bouquet Gardens on my way to the Cathedral of Learning. I don't know if it's even there anymore. But I chose Five Guys for my marketing project because I thought it was this intimate, local brand unique to Pittsburgh. I legit thought it was a standalone restaurant that had one location. BOY WAS I WRONG. I got called out immediately two minutes into my presentation. All I could do was throw my hands up and plead ignorance. Had to explain to them that I was from the eastern part of the state where Five Guys had never before existed. Boy, that was fun. On one hand I felt like a complete fool who had lived my entire life up to that point in a bubble of ignorance. But on the other hand, I did get a really good ACTUAL single-location local burger joint recommendation from my classmates MID-PRESENTATION, mind you (Tessaro's, for anyone wondering). Ok, back to the topic at hand. And we gotta address the elephant in the room when it comes to Five Guys - price. $11 for a burger is a lot, no doubt. And $9 for a hot dog? No.. just no. Let's face it, unless it's like a 12" dog with massive girth, paying $9 for a hotdog isn't worth it. Five Guys is always going to fall between fast food and sit-down casual dining in terms of price and quality. Does Red Robin have better burgers? Eh, maybe. But it also requires you to eat at Red Robin. And trust me, no one wants to go down that dark path. One positive is they've been super cool by offering free delivery for the past, oh, I dunno, 7 months or so? That's when I first noticed it, anyway. That's not something many restaurants have done. MOD Pizza offered free delivery for about a week in January. Got me hooked on it. Then never offered it again. Thanks, MOD! Stingy bastards. If you are EVER craving a burger, Five Guys has to be one of the first places that pops in your head. Fast food burgers at McDonald's and Wendy's are slowly creeping up to Five Guys prices. I mean, for real for real, a Wendy's Dave Double or whatever the hell it's called is about $8 now. McDonald's is even worse. Burgers going for $9 at Micky D's? OH, HELL NAW. That's when that $11 burger at Five Guys doesn't seem so bad. And it comes with two patties and unlimited FREE toppings. That's where you get your money's worth. Seriously, if you are craving no-frills burger and don't want to take a second mortgage out on your house, then by all means, any fast food dollar menu will do. But if you're a topping addict like me who goes absolutely hog-wild on adding an obscene amount of fresh ingredients such as sautéed mushrooms & onions, jalapenos, lettuce, tomato, green peppers, AND MORE, then Five Guys has got to be the way to go.

New kid on the block. Well, at least in these parts. Bojangles was a staple of my childhood. Fried…read morechicken nights were few and far between but always welcomed. Occurred maybe twice a year. But it was always Bojangles. KFC was out of the question. Popeye's entered fried chicken row on 5th Street Highway a few years back. When it first opened, the lines were wrapped around the corner. In these parts, that sort of fanfare is usually reserved for the grand opening of a Cabela's or a gun store or something. So I waited for the hype to die down before I finally ventured over there. Actually, I waited a bit longer than that. It wasn't until I started seeing sweet deals on the website that I placed my first order. $19.99 for 14 tenders, two large sides, and five biscuits. You might be thinking, "Well wait a minute, I'm paying more than $1 per tender." You'd be right. But a 12-piece tender usually goes for $28. So yeah, this is a pretty steep discount. I got this particular deal on two occasions. Will you feel fat and disgusting the next day? No. You will feel fat and disgusting that night. But that's neither here nor there. You want good fried chicken, you know the consequences. The chicken itself is SO F'ING GOOD. It comes down to the breading. The seasoning in the breading is lightly salty with mild hints of smoked paprika and a peppery undertone. A peppery undertone? What am I even talking about? That's not a thing. Just eat the damn stuff. To be honest, the batter they use is the key here. The fried crispy breading has better texture than Bojangles and KFC. It's so fluffy. It's almost as if you coated a piece of moist, tender chicken with fried pork belly crisps. Is that what the people eat in the south? Those pork crisps? Just Googled it. Pork Rinds. How many of you at home buzzed in before I revealed the answer? Good on you. Here's why Popeye's doesn't get a perfect score. No one is still reading this, by the way. But if you are, don't order the Cajun Rice. I thought it was going to be similar to the Dirty Rice from Bojangles and pretty much every other respectable joint that sells rice. But no, Popeye's Cajun Rice tastes like pure armpits. It's the worst thing I've ever tasted from a fast food fried chicken joint. Where Popeye's makes of for their shortcomings is their sauces. Now holy cow. This sauce selection puts Chick-Fil-A to shame. And I know they are allies in the great chicken war, but Popeye's stands alone when it comes to sauces. First of all, Popeye's has 10 sauces. Their best are Mardi Gras Mustard, Blackened Ranch, Wild Honey Mustard, Bayou Buffalo, and of course their signature Voodoo Sauce. Those family meals come with 3-4 tiny ramekins of sauce. Any additional sauces cost like $0.75 each. My advice is to always have a bottle of ranch or buffalo on hand so you have ample dipping sauce at your disposal. Now, does Popeye's have the best fast food spicy chicken sandwich on the market? Still debatable. The Wendy's offering is still formidable. But if you want straight up fried chicken or chicken tenders, Popeye's is unrivaled.

I ordered a honey chicken biscuit and the chicken was not cooked all the way , I wasn't going to…read moreeat it and risk poisoning