I was so excited to try a new menu item but they forgot to give me 90% of it.. 0/10…read more bacon caesar mccrispy minus the bacon, lettuce, tomato, and pickles

I ordered two fish sandwiches and a coke. realized it was a Diet Coke when I got home. very…read morefrustrating.....

Always come here when I go to the outlets. It's a vibe and staff are kind. Always packed though!!read more

I am not sure if Shake Shack got bought out by private equity who started cutting corners ... or,…read moreif their rapid expansion didn't work and they are trying to save money at the expense of quality. Whatever is happening at Shake Shack, it's not good. 5 years ago, I would have done the unthinkable and ranked Shake Shack above my much loved In N Out Burger. Now, I honestly wouldn't rank it much higher than Wendy's. This location didn't prove me wrong. I got their new, limited black truffle burger, which has onion strings, truffle sauce on the standard Shack Burger. What's wrong with it: - The burger came too well-done. It was very thin (thinner than your average smash burger). It had none of that salty carmelization on the outside which makes a burger crispy on the outside. It had no moist, juicy center. It was just rubbery and kind of flavorless. - The quality of the meat seamed different than past burgers ... not as flavorful. The burger seems thinner. - The onion straws would have made a nice addition in the old days of quality Shake Shack. They were kind of dry and crunchy ... not fresh made. They were thrown to the edge of the bun, which forces the burger to be pushed out of the bun and all the onions were at the other end. - The truffle sauce wasn't remarkable. For an additional $3+ vs. their standard Shack Burger, it was your typical fake truffle oil mixed into standard Shack sauce. It tastes like kissing someone in the morning who spent the night after a long night of drinking. - The bun was a standard cheap grocery store bun, which almost looked as though it had deflated. I have noticed a huge drop in the quality of the buns, almond with the meat. - Just a point of personal taste but the crispy iceberg lettuce at In N Out is so much better than the frizzy, thin lettuce at Shake Shack. Also, the tomato didn't seem fresh. The cheese was the best part of the burger, melted well. Overall, it's a shame because Shake Shack used to stand for high quality ingredients and was executed with perfection. Now one out of every four trips yields a good experience ... and each time I go into a Shake Shack (the same store, or different) the burger is made/cooked completely different. I used to drive out of my way to go to a Shake Shack ... maybe once a week as a treat. Now, I will occasionally go to one at an outdoor mall if I am there, hoping it's the one of four times I get a good burger. Usually, I leave dissappointed and out of $8 - $10. The fact that a burger combo meal can be north of $20 is mind boggling. Shake Shack at this busy mall had 4 people in it at 7 p.m. on a Friday. That should tell you something. 5 years ago, the line would have been out the door. Shake Shack really needs to get back to who they used to be. If that means closing stores to focus on quality in the higher performing stores, empty Shake Shacks never used to be a thing. There's always an answer as to why.

I was under the impression that Burger King was yucky, yucky yucky, but boy was I incorrect. There…read morewere several several lamps in this establishment that I quite enjoyed especially the green lamps above most of the tables. It was quite affordable, although some of the items were quite expensive such as the 7 1/2 dollar chicken sandwich all that being said the staff were very nice and we were actually served our food on a platter and also it looks really cool and there's a lot of orange in there and also that says there's a big sign on the outside that says home of the whopper so that's pretty cool as well so anyway that's that's five star five stars for Burger King was not very compassionate. That's all I have. That was my brother that also added to that my bad sorry guys. I'm sorry I was voice typing. ^

I went in to pick up a special sandwich and chicken Junior for a client that I was staying with a…read morepal. He had a sandwich before I but not like he had before. It was not like he thought it was going to be a plain chicken patty that was square it have really no chicken taste to it. I often take it back to the store, but he said no. This is a newer, Burger King. It has a lot of kiosk, but not as many people, but there was a girl at the counter that was willing to wait on me and stuff which was nice because I don't like those automatic kiosk machines they're really not. I don't know. I can find them impersonable. By myself ended up taking one home for the husband. It was really kind of shocked that they would sell something chicken patty so thin that you can taste fairly anything. I definitely would definitely not get this again ever

Raising Cane's is a fast food chain that keeps its menu simple by focusing almost entirely on…read morechicken fingers, sandwiches, fries, and its signature Cane's Sauce. Rather than offering a large selection, the restaurant emphasizes consistency and freshly prepared food. We walked into a clean, well maintained space that was busy but organized, with a steady flow of customers moving through the line and a dining room that stayed comfortable even as it filled up. It is the kind of place to visit when you are craving crispy fried chicken without having to sort through an overwhelming menu. The chicken sandwich was the highlight of our visit. The chicken was hot, juicy, and cooked to order with a crispy coating that stayed crunchy throughout the meal. The toasted bun, crisp lettuce, and Cane's Sauce complemented the chicken without overpowering it, making for a straightforward but satisfying sandwich. The signature Cane's Sauce is what really ties everything together, adding a tangy, peppery flavor that pairs well with both the sandwich and the fries. The sides are simple but solid. The crinkle-cut fries are lightly seasoned, the Texas toast is buttery and soft with a crisp exterior, and the coleslaw provides a refreshing contrast to the fried chicken. While the menu is limited, everything works well together and feels intentionally designed rather than offering unnecessary extras. Service was quick despite the restaurant being busy, and the food arrived fresh from the kitchen. The dining room was clean and well maintained, though this location can become crowded during peak meal hours. Even with the steady flow of customers, the staff kept the line moving efficiently, and the team handled the volume with a practiced rhythm that kept the experience smooth. Overall, Raising Cane's delivers exactly what it promises: fresh chicken, simple sides, and a signature sauce that has become a fan favorite. The chicken sandwich was an excellent choice, and the consistent quality makes it an easy option whenever we are looking for a reliable fast food meal.

It's tricky rating fast food, since it's not really competing with fancy restaurants. However in…read morethe case of Raising Cane's they truly make the best chicken fingers around. They're crispy in the outside, tender and moist inside, and not greasy at all. The fries are great, and the Texas toast and Cole slaw are very tasty too. They have great team too- always glad to help and very friendly. What seals it for me is that they continue to have strong policies and support for diversity, equality, and inclusion in the face of fascist government messaging. I respect this IMMENSELY and would not eat here otherwise.

Wonderful and very friendly staff. Food was hot and fresh. Excellent flavor. Restroom was very…read moreclean and so was the dining area

Just left, had to go back they made a mistake on my order, went back and checked my order a 2nd…read moretime and they made another mistake I'll never go back to this place

Yes! This place is everything I want it to be!…read more I got the OG burger with two patties, the fries and a cookie. The OG burger was an excellently executed smash burger. I literally heard my burger get seared on the flat top, it was lacy, cheese, and hit with an excellent sauce. Fries were great too. Hot and crispy, and the person who took our order at this fast service spot, came to make sure we had extra sauce for fry dipping. Cookies were mad in house, huge and delicious. Plus the mural on the wall made for a cool burger joint vibe. This is a must go spot. I will be returning to try the loaded fries, the chicken sandwich, and another variation of the burger.

Great smash burger, bun ratio was perfect. Loved their seasoned crinkle fries, crispy and fluffy…read more Son loved their chicken sandwich. Interior has great vibes. Very reasonably priced. Hot dog was a hard pass.

Big Chicken at Wrentham is currently operating as a food truck while the full retail location gets…read moreready to open, which is worth knowing before you make the trip specifically for it. We walked up to a limited menu that comes with the format, but what is available lands well enough that it is worth stopping for if you are already at the outlets. The chicken is the obvious centerpiece and when it is fresh it delivers. The crust is crispy in a way that holds up and the chicken itself stays juicy underneath, which is the balance that makes or breaks a fried chicken sandwich. The sandwich is large and the fries and dipping sauces round things out into a complete meal without much effort. Overall though, it was a little bit of a disappointment. Consistency can vary depending on when you show up. Catching the chicken fresh out of the fryer is when it is at its best, and a less fortunate timing can mean something that does not fully live up to what the better visits suggest. The food truck operates on its own schedule, so checking hours before you go is a good habit, particularly later in the afternoon. We noticed that meals do not automatically come with a drink, which is easy to miss when ordering. Ordering online ahead of time is the smarter move if you want to avoid a wait and pick up without standing in line. For a quick fried chicken stop at the Wrentham outlets while the permanent location is still under construction, Big Chicken works as a convenient option if you time it right. We would come back once the full restaurant opens, but for now we would check the truck's hours and order ahead to stack the odds in our favor.

For one the chicken is dry so deep fried too long. You get a chicken tender plate and you don't…read morewant the coleslaw so the girl asked you if you want to substitute something else and I said oh you can do that and she said yes, but yet she charges me an additional two dollars without telling me. They have what's called the meals where you get the tenders and a drink and all that but yet they charge you extra for the drink. Overall, I think I'd rather go to a Raising Cane's or even KFC for their chicken. We won't be back.

I ordered off the kiosk in the lobby. I got small fry, small frosty, and 10 pc nugget plus some…read moreketchup. It took around 8 or 9 minutes and my frosty cup WAS LITERALLY TINY im pretty sure it was a kids frosty, Place was moderately clean. Cups and straws were stocked well. Was not loud atmosphere unlike most fast food places during a rush.

Have not been to Wendys in a year or so, never going back…read more Ordered a Spicy chicken sandwich .... it was like rubber. Not edible. Horrible texture. Perhaps the worst fast food experience I've ever had.

Dairy Queen has always been one of my favorites since a child. They have all your basic soft serve…read moredelight sundaes and their "blizzards" are always yummy! They serve hot food as well as ice cream in most locations, although I never have tried the food food, it's decently priced and they have basic grill food restaurant variety. The service at this specific location was kind of BLAH, staff was not so happy and welcoming, but the restaurant was decently clean and the ice cream was great as always!

The reviews were right. One of the worst Dairy Queen experiences I've ever had. You can tell this…read moreplace has horrific management. None of the employees were wearing gloves. Then, they dipped my cold ice cream into hot cherry dip and let it melt on the counter for two minutes while doing everything, and it melted before it got to me. You couldn't even eat the cone because the workers hands were all over it. Will not be going back to any Dairy Queen for a while.

This place is just amazing. A destination if you are in the area when they are open…read more I got the Chicken Parm sandwich. My wife got the Turkey Pastrami. The Bread they use is amazing. And their Meats are great. We also grabbed a couple if the Sausage Rolls. Delicious!

Wish they were open more days I work the days they are open but I love this place I'm trying to…read morefind another place open the days I'm off