I called this restaurant at 7:20. They were unable to answer their phone so I drove to the place…read moreand waited in their long line and got to the window at 7:40 for them to tell me the kitchen is closed at 7:30. I explained to her they didn't answer the phone at 7:20 and then I waited in your line until 7:40. She said We take the front window as priority over the phone calls. I give them a zero yelp review on service.

The best burgers! Try the Susquehanna burger, you won't regret it. Fries are always hot and fresh…read more Ice cream is the perfect dessert...if you're still hungry! Service is friendly and fast. Hot food takes a little time, but worth the it. Outdoor seating only with tables under a pavilion.

When home for a birthday weekend for one of my siblings, I had to run out to grab a few things. Not…read morehaving time to squeeze in dinner we had to make due. There are choices in this area, but we opted for what we thought would be fast. We should have gone elsewhere if we were looking for fast. This McDonald's has been here for decades. Outlasting the go cart track, multiple rebuilds of the Sheetz, and stores closing down nearby. We pulled in, later in the evening, and the parking lot was nearly empty. We actually wondered if the lobby was closed. But we took the chance to come inside. Like most locations, this one focuses too much on the drive thru. Which became apparent when we had placed our orders and waiting long than you should have to at a fast food place. What was surprising was the customer service. The lady that did end up serving our food to us was a delight. She was funny, didn't take any grief, and if I remember correctly, was singing while she worked. I loved that she put my Dad in his place. My Dad was being a bit too much asking for things that he could have grabbed himself. The food is what you would expect. I did give their new sandwich a try. It was decent and possibly too much food for one meal. The Big Arch is basically the Big Mac in a trench coat. Better cheese and fried onion straws. This location went through a change when McDonald's wanted to grow up, but they held onto some nostalgia things. Like Ronald McDonald outside on a bench and some of the old roofline. But, like I said, not many people will care since they are in the drive thru.

If you're into dried out burgers that taste like yesterdays and cool fries that are actually the…read moreworst I've ever had in any McDonalds, this is the place for you. This hasn't happened on just one occasion but probably three over the several years I've lived near here. There's no use complaining, I just stopped going all together.

Brand new place alert in Mifflinburg!! The Pattie Wagon is a welcome addition to our little…read moredowntown. This great smash burger business does everything fresh and from the second you step in you can tell it's with love. Restaurant is small but a handful of tables and a bar to belly up to in order to watch all the action. I enjoyed watching the flow of the kitchen to include cutting our fries. Burgers come with chips but I highly recommend upgrading with fries. Good vibes and good food!

This restaurant is inside Hersheypark. The line gets crazy long so be prepared to wait in line for…read moreat least an hour on an average park day. This branch offers a very limited menu with no salads. Today was the first time I tried the Chick-fil-A sauce and I recommend it! It goes well with the chicken. It's similar to honey mustard but even better! I paid 7.99 for a milkshake they forgot about and we had to wait even longer to get that. Otherwise the food was on par with other Chick-fil-As

not good cups thats a no no…read more also took long to make that no no 2 big biggggg meanie did not say my pleasure

I'm in Lebanon today to pick up a Facebook Marketplace purchase. The last time I was here, there…read morewas a sign saying Chick-fil-A was coming to Quentin Road. It's great that the newer Chick-fil-A stores have a mobile line, perfect for quickly using their App to place an order, pay, and pick up your food. The mobile line scan tells the staff when you arrive so they can prepare your food, just like that, in and out. Convenient and easy lunch. The perfect quiet ambiance eating in the comforts of my car.

Somehow, my niece and nephew talked me into taking them to Chick-fil-A on opening day. I ordered…read moremobile app to save time waiting in line. This place was packed! Despite the large amount of people they had great organization the staff was friendly and maintained a cool common demeanor. The place was clean and the restaurant was bustling It only took about 20 minutes from the time that we parked ordered our food and got all set to get out of the door. As far as food, it's your standard Chick-fil-A. Everything we ordered was correct and tasted great!

We stopped here when visiting the area on our way to go horseback riding. I got onion ring which…read moreare real onion rings, not the kind with the minced onion inside. They have nice burgers as well and everything is made to order. I was expecting such an amazing burger from a gas station but this place rocks the burger was delicious, a must try if you're passing through.

Driving home and saw a food road sign on I 99. Fatburgers! My wife and I both said never head of it…read moreand stopped to try. OMG! First, the guy and gal behind the counter were fantastic!! Secondly, the best freaking burger we've ever had! Someone needs to open one in the central NY area! Fatburgers put the quality back into fast food. The kingburger is huge!! The 1000 island burger rocked!! This will be our halfway stop on our next. Awesome!!

Very busy. Limited menu but still good selection. Food is good and usually comes out very quick.read more

This Chick-fil-A is a franchisee location on the campus of Bloomsburg University run by Aramark. It…read moreis located on the ground floor of the Soltz Hall, but is open to the public. If the university is closed, more than likely this location will also be closed, so you should check before choosing to dine here. Parking on campus is restricted until 5PM, but there are a limited amount of metered spots across the street (25 cents equals 25 minutes). While this location is on a college campus, it is still very well run like other Chick-fil-A's. Differences include having Pepsi due to the campuses contract, serving a more limited menu and everything is in to go bags. All registers were fully manned during my visit due to the crowd, and service was so fast I had not finished paying by the time my food arrived. This location only takes Visa and MasterCard. There is more than adequate seating in the common area shared with the QDOBA Mexican Eats. I found my Nuggets to be fried just a little harder than at a standard location, but they were still good, and plenty of Chick-fil-A sauce was available. Chick-fil-A is possibly the best thing to arrive at Bloomsburg University in some time and I'm glad after the protests of 2012 that they are finally open. This might end up being a resource that actually attracts members of the community and alumni to the campus.

Glad we found this on yelp! Perfect travel stop with perfect sandwiches. We got a turkey club on…read morewheat to share. Plenty of turkey, bacon, cheese with lettuce and adequate seasonings. The guys were spot on. It's enough to share one instead of getting individual size. Plus that saved us some money. Service was quick and friendly! No pics because we inhaled them on the road

I totally enjoyed the subs. I would highly recommend this place for lunch or dinner. Please go and…read moresee for yourself. I had Italian sub.

Speed of service-excellent Friendly Staff-excellent…read moreFood-fresh and hot, love the chicken and crinkle cut fries Decor and style-excellent love all of their dog themed decor within the restaurant. Cons- not crazy about the coleslaw. I think the canes sauce is slightly overrated...I know the canes sauce is what they are known for, but Raising Canes would go INSANE with a sauce variety with how high quality the chicken is.

This was my first time at Raising Cains Chicken Fingers, which I've been wanting to try for quite…read moresome time. If you haven't been before, the vibe at Raising Cains is fun - think disco balls and Elvis art with a crown on top. The counter folks were all friendly, and I wasn't expecting that they would deliver food to our table, but they did. The food at Raising Cains was good, but didn't live up to all the hype for me. No complaints about the food, it was good. But my expectations were fairly high after hearing lots of folks talk about it. The chicken was crispy and not greasy as fried food can be. The fries were good -not soggy and not overcooked. I'm still assessing my thoughts about the sauce. I didn't feel like I was overwhelmed by the taste, but I did keep going back to it and dipping my fries and chicken in it until it was all gone. So maybe I liked it more than I realized? I'd give it a solid 3.5 stars. This was a 35 minute drive for me, so I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to do this again because of the distance. But we had a good meal here and a pleasant experience.

Several miles north of the Susquehanna River not far from Selinsgrove, along a winding road flanked…read moreby farms finally coming to a large four way stop you'll see vestiges of a 1950s Texaco. This old gas station is serving some great burgers, dogs, sausages and more in a true 50s atmosphere. Small inside there are 5-6 booths and some round old fashioned stools at a counter. Great fries, brown gravy is a bonus. The burgers are really good. Staff is friendly. Place was crowded for lunch on a Thursday, just proving the point.

Good food and plenty of it. You won't walk out hungry. Most likely will take a doggy bag .read more