I ordered through DoorDash, the whole burger was cold especially the buns, I had asked for no mayo…read moreand it was smothered in it, I wish I could've gotten a refund. I had to throw it, I would never hand someone anything like this.

it looks clean but a medium drink is 3.19 expensive! The nerd slush is good I would've rated this a…read more5 but it's a little expensive they came short really good service good cherry limeade

Everything is so delicious every single time without fail. I love the boxes they use and the way…read morethe sandwiches are still wrapped inside of them. It makes it really easy to enjoy a meal outdoors while also protecting it from flies and other bugs. The service is always great!! Everyone is super kind.

This has got to be the best sandwich in Lumberton. I'll never go back to Subway. We order the…read moreItalian sub and it's full of meat.

The food has always been good at Schlotzsky's in Beaumont and in Lumberton locations. Except for…read moretoday. My husband and I went to the Lumberton location. He got the small Original and I got the small Beef Bacon Smokecheesy. We ordered it to go. When we got home, we discovered that a juicy pickle had been put in the bag. The little plastic bag that it was in did not have a seal of any kind and pickle juice had leaked out in the paper bag and into the carpet of the car. Glad it wasn't placed on my fabric seat. We unwrapped our sandwiches and were shocked at how little ingredients was in the sandwiches. It almost looked like there was nothing but the buns. I knew there would not be veggies in my sandwich, but I did expect to have a decent amount of beef, bacon and cheese. My husband's Original was ordered without onions. There was very little cold cuts or veggies on the sandwich. It seems the prices are increasing, but the product is decreasing. We have to drive from another town to go to Schlotzsky's at either location. It appears that we will need to drive a little further to Arby's to get the meat!!

I love Schlotzsky's but this location is terrible. The drive-thru girl was flat out rude! She…read moreactually yelled "sorry?" As though she couldn't hear me as I was ordering. She clearly hates her job and it shows. We weren't offered any additional items such as chips or drinks and every time I ordered another item she she would abruptly ask me "is that all?!!!" We waited at the drive-thru window for our order around 10 minutes. She basically tossed the bag into my car window. Our sandwiches were cold upon arriving to our location which was about 10 minutes down the highway. We will avoid this location from now on. All around disappointing!

I had a cheese sandwich combo and fries. My colleague enjoyed the kid's meal with three small…read morechicken fingers

There's a new kid in town, his name is Layne, let's give him a little love…read more The Hunny and I did that, we went to see how good Layne's Chicken Fingers is. First, it's at a competitive location. Chick-fil-A is very close to the freeway exit, and Raising Cane's is across the street. And that's just the chicken. The short distance between I-10 and 11th Street has a lot of places to eat, including a Dairy Queen. Time will tell how well Layne's does. The food is pretty good, right about at Cane's level. The chicken fingers are smaller, which works out for people with smaller appetites. The Hunny had regular and I had spicy, we both enjoyed our meals. She had hers inside two slices of Texas toast, and they kept falling out. Several sauces are available: honey mustard (me), buttermilk ranch (her), BBQ, Layne's special, I forget the other. Or you can do like I did and douse the chicken with Cholula. So, pretty good, not all that memorable. It's certainly not bad, and the price is good. But Chick-fil-A has a larger selection, and is better funded with so many restaurants nationwide. And Cane's has a quirky character that stands out from the rest. Compared to them, Layne's has joined the crowd like a minor political party among the Democrats and Republicans, shouting "Hey! Look at me! I'm here too!" It doesn't have the distinctives of either Chick-fil-A or Cane's, but I think it can still succeed. Go ahead and stop by, you should like what you get.

I ordered nine gizzards and they gave me 25 10 out of 10 would recommend. Food was also hot and…read morefresh.

As a loyal customer of Chicken Express, I'm deeply disappointed by my recent visit. While I've…read morealways enjoyed the food and service, this time was a letdown. I witnessed kids in the kitchen horseplaying, being loud, and carelessly tossing around equipment. Worse, I overheard them cussing and talking inappropriately, which was shocking and unprofessional, even for fast food. It made me question the cleanliness and safety of the food prep. The staff seemed oblivious, and no one stepped in to correct the behavior. I've loved this place for years, but this experience has me rethinking my next visit. Management needs to address this immediately.

Back in my day, there was a worker here who tried to con us out of money, then some guy came and…read moresaid she didn't. They got fired lol. So today, they have BETTER WORKERS AND NICE PEOPLE! Experience: Drive thru, can hear the worker clearly and very nice. Dang, prices has gone up, probably cause of inflation or something. Just get a Caniac Combo, the most likely pick for anyone. Also, it was just me in the drive thru, so we just went through fast. Some nice plants, nice logo on the wall. Got my food and didn't get conned out of money. Got home, eat food, very great, 5 stars. Oh, from these reviews, yeah I know what happened, dumb people back in the day, but today, better workers, I feel bad, I faced through that too.....

Good chicken but paying almost $12 for the Box Combo (4 piece with slaw, toast, and one Cane sauce)…read moreis getting steep. Dang it's gotten expensive to grab lunch. Bottom line - Good chicken strips but getting pricey. Makes you really think. About eating out! Bon appétit, y'all.

Had loaded Baked potato soup and it was fantastic not to mention we had the kindest sweetest young…read morelady Gracie wait on us. Definitely top notch service

"Food, Glorious Food, Going to a deli…read more It makes me feel good, It makes me feel selly." (well, "silly" didn't rhyme, so if Ogden Nash could mangle words to make them fit his poems, then so can I) Oliver Twist from the crappy musical "Oliver!" would have a good time here. The menu has several selections of sammys for sale, both meat and non-meat. You can also pick out what extras you'd want: mayo, pickles, hot peppers, garlic, or oil (likely not 5W20). Location: On the road to Kountze. Too far to walk there from the high school, but close enough to the hospital. Several fast food restaurants within close distance. Parking lot is only one lane wide, but you should still be able to find parking. Know your limits. There are three sizes: 4 inch Skinny, 8 inch Original, 12 inch Big. The Hunny had a Chicken Club, I had Mama's Meatball. I marked mine down to 3 star because I had multigrain bread, and the strange grain taste overwhelmed everything else, and I've had better meatballs. The Hunny liked hers, and was pleasantly surprised to see bacon in there. For the less important things: Decor didn't really stand out. Service was with a smile. I joked about getting multigrain bread ("can you tell I'm from California?"), and the girl said "so's my boyfriend. He loved this one sandwich shop where he came from, and he said that Potbelly is better!" I doubt that anything can beat Capriotti's, but maybe there are selections at Potbelly that do. I'll need to investigate, heh heh. I ate at Firehouse Subs some time ago, and I think their food is better. I may have just gotten a raw deal at Potbelly this time, or maybe I should get white bread instead. Whatever. Potbelly Sandwich Shop is an option if you're in the area.

Came through on an overnight shift the customer service was great and the food was cooked to…read moreperfection. The wait wasn't long and overall 10/10

Has a "C" grade from the health department. A D is the lowest grade possible I believe.read more