John moves like a snail...what happened to "fast food" thankfully the managers stepped in to save…read morehim. Go to other location off 610 Not this one...

If you want to wait 30 min for fast food and STILL GET YOUR ORDER WRONG. Come to this location they…read morewon't disappoint. Also, the burger comes out cold every single time, don't expect fresh food either.

Food and quick hot delivery of food is always on point at Canes but I'm here to tell you be…read morefiscally aware that 4 meals at 9.99 gives you only 12 fingers with sides. Buy the 24 to go back which is twice what your meals will give you- think next day meal. Buy an extra side and you make out great.

First time ordering with the app it's good but not as easy as McDonald's. Food was deliciousread more

We placed a large team order. I ordered the spicy chicken fingers and the spice level did not…read moredisappoint! I love spicy food! I wished they have this in LA!!

Layne's Chicken Fingers is basically Raising Cane's, which is pretty funny considering there's a…read moreRaising Cane's literally right across the street. Both restaurants serve almost the exact same thing, and I think which one you prefer really just comes down to personal taste. The menu is pretty straightforward. You can get three, four, or five chicken fingers in a combo with fries, Texas toast, dipping sauce, and a drink. The chicken itself is good, but nothing particularly special. Their signature sauce is very similar to Cane's sauce, although I find Layne's version to be a little more peppery. Personally, I prefer Cane's fries over Layne's, and overall I think Cane's has the edge when it comes to the food. But again, that's really just a preference thing. One major difference between the two locations is the setup. Cane's has an indoor dining area where you can sit down and eat, while Layne's is primarily a drive-through restaurant. They do have some outdoor tables and a walk-up ordering window. I actually tried walking up to the window and knocked a few times, but nobody ever came over to help me. I eventually gave up and went through the drive-through instead. There were people eating at the outdoor tables, so I'm not sure what was going on with the walk-up window. As far as value goes, the prices are reasonable, and the portion sizes are fine. It's pretty much what you'd expect from a typical fast-food chicken finger restaurant. Overall, Layne's is a perfectly fine place to grab a quick lunch or dinner. The food is good enough, the value is fair, and the drive-through makes it convenient. Personally, I'd probably choose the Cane's across the street, but I can absolutely see why some people might prefer Layne's. Neither is dramatically different from the other, and it really just comes down to which version of chicken fingers, fries, and sauce you like better.

I live by here so this is my go to, to get food once I get off of work late at night, the customer…read moreservice is great and they're lovely and my food is always pretty fresh. 10/10 always

They're fast as hell, efficient and ready to serve!…read more Might be my favorite Taco Bell in all of Houston

if I could put no stars, what's the point of claiming to be 24 hours if yall aren't 24 hours. There…read moreone employee inside who couldn't answer the phone or even come to the window and there was no line. This is the second night in a row. You might as well close this store down because this is a weak issue I'd hate to see how your numbers are like I said very rude to stand there like you don't hear me or the phone ringing when I'm the only car at the store besides employee!

As someone who works overnight, I rely on places that advertise 24 hours to actually be open when…read morethey say they are. I stopped at this Burger King around 5:50-6 am thinking it would be a convenient option after a long shift. The first time, I pulled up to the drive-thru and waited several minutes. No greeting, no response, no one came to the window. I figured maybe they were short staffed or having an off morning. Weeks later, I gave it another try thinking the first visit might have just been a mistake. Same experience. Sat at the speaker. No response. Drove up to the window. No one came. Lights were on, but absolutely no service. I even went inside the connected convenience store and asked the cashier if Burger King was open. The cashier said they are supposed to be open, but that no one ever comes to the counter. That's concerning. If a location advertises 24 hours, especially in an area where overnight workers depend on it, there should be accountability. I strongly encourage the owner or management to review the camera footage between 5-7am to see what staff is doing during those hours. Customers shouldn't have to guess whether a "24-hour" restaurant is actually operating. Very disappointing experience twice.

Cute place! We grabbed takeout. I would recommend their burgers before the cheesesteak, but to…read moretheir credit; everything was fantastic! Service was quick and helpful! Big recommendation for an easy and cheap bite to eat!

Bbq brisket fries was garbage....i didn't care for them at all...wasn't even worth a picture...I…read morestopped here thinking it would be the same...I WAS WRONG..the customer service is excellent...the have a retro theme going on!

Get V the hot sauce in the side for everything…read more 4.1 - Chalupa, chicken, no cilantro onion blend. 3.7 - Grilled Cheese Burrito, steak, no chipotle, no sour cream. V loved it. Good, prolly not worth calories. 5.0 - Nacho cheese dip 4.0 - Nacho fries. 3.8 - Potatoes, no sour cream. Good, but prefer nacho fries. 4.0 - Taco, crunchy, beef. 4.0 - Hot Sauce (v)

Nasty. They dropped my food and still gave it to me... they need the health department on this…read moreplace .. nasty,nasty,nasty

We stumbled upon JJ Fish and Chicken during a bike ride and were pleasantly surprised. The space is…read morepretty large for a fast-food spot, and they were kind enough to let us bring our bikes inside since there was nowhere to lock them up outside. Inside, there are a few large, square tables, and ordering is easy either at the counter or via a kiosk. We ordered the 12-piece leg and thigh chicken (the menu said 5 legs and 5 thighs... because math is hard ) with lemon pepper and Cajun seasoning. It came with fries that had a seasoning on them as well. The chicken was served in a big aluminum tray, and the seasonings were dry powders rather than sauces. The chicken itself was crispy and pretty good overall. Service was friendly, and the restaurant was clean.

This location is just horrible. I can't out into words how the service is bad. They completely…read moredisregard your orders. I've never experience such lack luster in a restaurant in Houston until I came here. I asked for no lemon pepper seasoning and yet they still added it on my entire order. The chicken itself under the lemon pepper seasoning tastes like pure oil - no flavor whatsoever. I would not recommend.!

Who doesn't love whataburger?? I mean if you don't like it then you're not from Texas…read more I always do double meat double cheese burger. Sometimes the chicken tenders.

Two nights ago, 05/30, my friends and I dined-in at this Whataburger. We sat near the back exit…read moreclosest to 290. Sat near us at the table adjacent to the door was a man in a black hoodie and black pants who, we didn't know this at the time, was open-carrying a firearm and was playing on his phone. In the middle of our meal, a gentleman approached the entrance near us and when he tried to open the door, it was locked. The man seated adjacent to the door was pointing at the front entrance as if to tell him to go around. My friend, who actually did not notice this gesture because he was seated with his back to the man, opened the door for the customer and went back to sit with us. It was at this point that the man seated by the door started mumbling to himself about his disapproval at the actions of my friend. He did not say anything directly to my friend. He did not tell my friend not to open the door when he saw him get up to do it. He did not inform us whether the establishment was closed. He just started mumbling harshly to himself as my friends and I continued to converse. I am not sure if he wanted us to hear him or not, I assumed no because he did not start doing it until my friend had already seated himself and we had already started socializing again. A few minutes later, another gentleman comes to the door. Same thing happens, the guy seated by the door points to the main entrance as if to tell him that that's where he should be entering. When the man gets there, the door seems to be locked. Again, my friend, who was simply trying to be helpful to other customers, stood up and walked all the way across the store to open the door for the gentleman. It wasn't until he was already at the door that the man seated by the other door stands up and aggressively starts YELLING across the room, demanding my friend "SIT DOWN", "STOP OPENING THE DOOR", "YOU DON'T WORK HERE SO I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU KEEP TRYING TO OPEN THE DOOR FOR PEOPLE", among other exclamations. Then my friend, who is confused as to why what he thought was a random man is yelling at him, asks him "do you work here?" to which the man flashes his holstered firearm and says "YOU SEE THIS GUN? YES I WORK HERE, IM SECURITY! BUT YOU DON'T WORK HERE SO I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY YOU KEEP OPENING THE DOOR FOR PEOPLE!" Keep in mind he's still standing and just, overall, being confrontational and overtly unprofessional. My other friend responded to the man by saying that our friend was just trying to be helpful. To that, the man still responded with complete hostility. My friend backed away from the door, we all got up from our table, threw away our food, and attempted to leave through the front door. One of the Whataburger employees politely asked us to take the back door instead. Now at this point, there were customers waiting at both locked entrances. But we left. This entire interaction was not only unnecessary, it was unprofessional and not handled with care AT ALL. As armed security, you are supposed to be a trusted professional who looks out for the safety of individuals within your establishment. You are not to escalate situations, you are supposed to de-escalate. This security guard INITIATED the confrontation. It is a privilege to be a security guard carrying a firearm. You do not use the fact that you have one to attempt to scare the people you are supposed to be protecting. Way to lose public trust. Yes, we understand that if the store is closed, it is your job to ensure that customers are not entering the establishment. However, this whole situation was completely mishandled, and there were so many ways the situation could have been handled appropriately: 1) Let dine-in customers know that the store is closed when it closes and not to let people in. 2) If someone happens to not be aware and gets up with the intention of opening the door for someone, STOP THEM during the act, inform them that the store is closed, and ask them not to open the door. 3) Be polite to those who pose no actual threat. Whataburger, do better at hiring your armed security.