The pizza is not good. It's dry, salty and has very little sauce. I'm not sure what thin slices of…read moremeat were but they weren't meatballs. I'm willing to give them another try for hot chicken.

Hot chicken player was delicious! It's so much food. Good service. Medium spice level has the…read moreperfect amount of heat

Great place for some spicy chicken tenders. Love the Dave's dipping sauce included. Everyone is…read morealways nice and friendly at all locations. Love the set work in the buildings. Nice parking lot be well lit at night.

avery beekman very good chicken.juicy,and tender. would get…read moreagain! service was great

Don't let the small-time of this location make you pass it by. Stumbled upon Atomic Wings by…read morechance, and am glad I did. The waffle fries were very good...crispy, not greasy and well seasoned. The boneless wings feel more like you're biting into a quality piece of chicken, not just your run of the mill chicken tender. And both sauces I tried (Honey BBQ and Jerk BBQ) were very flavorful and far better than I expected. I also recommend the fried ones and dip them into the maple syrup option the provide. Overall, very, very good. Highly recommend.

The place was a bit on the dingy side but the food was excellent. You can always count on great…read moreflavors and fresh moist chicken at Atomic Wings.

This evening was my first time trying their food, and the results were, at best, mixed…read more As I don't drive, and it was a bit too dark out to take the bus there, I got delivery. I wanted to try a representative sampling of their food, so I ordered a chicken parmigiana wedge, a large cheese pizza, and a 2 liter bottle of diet Coke. Out of the three items, the best part of the meal was - the diet Coke. (If you've tried getting Cocla Cola products from Albany restaurants and are a Coke fan, you understand this.) The pizza was pleasant, but decidedly average. The crust was not crisp, though reheating should help with that, which I shall find out with the leftovers. There was more crust than I normally like relative to the cheese, but it wasn't overly unbalanced. It was just a little too much on the crust side. The wedge, in conrast, had so much sauce I could not taste the chciken at all, and had trouble even finding the chicken on the sandwich. When I did, the chicken had minimal flavor. a good chicken parmiagiana should actually let you taste chicken with crisp breading, not soggy breding hidden in enough sauce to cause digestive distress. And yes, I did expereince digestive distress. I might buy their pizza again, but Albany's a decent size city, and there's lots of competition. But I won't be trying the wedge for quite a whle.

Don't skip this place for pizza. It's one of the better upstate NY pizza places for sure. As pizza…read moresnob from NYC, I enjoyed the standard cheese pizza far more than I expected to. Also worth trying is the lamb over rice. Next time, I'd get it with extra sauce as it was a bit dry. However, I prefer this to Aria down the street - this doesn't have that flavor I dislike in the food from that other place that I've yet to figure out. I don't know if they have other options to add toppings, but maybe it's something to explore. It was just rice and lamb with a bit of green salad. Not other than advertised so no complaints there. The mozzerella sticks were good. Melba sauce was provided (as it should be everywhere in the universe). I'm torn on the eggplant parm dinner. It seemed like the eggplant rounds were cut up and mixed into the ziti or they were tender enough that they just disintegrated into the ziti. I'm certainly into having pasta with eggplant parm but also I want to control that ratio. This made it difficult to find and fork the eggplant amidst the ziti. It was also difficult to find eggplant pieces where the eggplant and breading were still unified. The eggplant was pretty good though. The calzone is not small. It was a bit light on ricotta compared to other calzones but there was no lack of cheese overall. It was more of a folded over white pizza than a calzone. That is, I expected it to be a puffy pocket but it was a flat semi circle with big slits on top. Not bad. Maybe I'd be in the mood for that style of calzone again in the future. I'd skip the buffalo chicken wrap next time. It was relatively dry, not spicy, and not as substantial as I was expecting. Beyond that, it had a grill flavor to it that was a bit out of place and interfered with the expected flavor. They seemed to put it on the grill to seal it closed in the middle but they keep the ends open so you have to hold the end closed while eating it to prevent bits from falling out. It was more of a somewhat buffalo flavored chicken roll-up than a buffalo chicken wrap. Surprisingly good fries. Also, great peanut butter pie. Note that the pepperoni is beef. It is very appreciated that it is clearly marked as beef so people can decide if that's a thing they want more or less than traditional pepperoni. Far too few other places think it's important to note this!

We tried this "hidden gem" (Albany location) 1. Best sweet…read moretea lemonade I've ever had 2. Spiciest Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich we've had No pictures of the sandwich my husband ate it Definitely try them if you haven't already

I drove up from NYC just to have brunch with a dear friend. Now in all fairness while I enjoyed…read morethis restaurant it was just that much better because of the great company I was with. The space is large and spacious. We went for brunch and it appeared to be family friendly. It's a nice place to go after church or to catch up yet you can still have an afternoon cocktail. I ordered the biscuit and gravy and my friend had shrimp and grits. In addtion we had beignets and candied bacon for the table. The beignets are not New Orleans good but would never expect anything this good in Albany. My biscuit and gravy were good. The gravy was savory and the biscuit tasted homemade. It was a little to thick for the amount of gravy. However I would love to try the biscuit by itself with another entrée. The shrimp and grits are not Southern style they are New Orleans style. My friend felt they were ok. Now the candied bacon was a hard NO. It was heavily salted. You could not eat do to the level of salt. I am not sure if this was a fluck or how it's prepared. Unfortunately we returned to the kitchen and I never return anything even if I don't like it. However, our server Alexa was very helpful and provided overall good service. If you are close by you should check out. True rating 3.5

Not a business I generally support but as some would say that spicy chicken is so dope. Service was…read morefast and super friendly. Food was fresh and hot. Haven't eaten at Chick-fil-A in a decade but it was the only thing that sounded good this afternoon. Everything was good about this experience and not bad for an airport restaurant. $15+ for the Spicy Chicken meal.

Seems like things are improving from last time or maybe it is just because it is a really busy…read moreSaturday morning at 5am. It was fresh tasty but then again nothing special.

Great crispy chicken and absolutely very nice staff here as well!…read more Great space to dine in or if you just wanna take out! Pro tip: GET THE BONELESS CHICKEN!! Super crunchy and you won't regret it!!

First had this in Ktown and would go back to get it whenever I was in the city so I was really…read moreexcited when it opened in Albany! The only dedicated Korean fried chicken restaurant in the area. Many flavors to choose from and I've tried about half, but my favorites are still the Golden Original and Secret Sauce. The Gold Original has a crunch, taste, and breading texture that are different from the rest. Secret Sauce is sweet and tangy and saucy. Haven't actually dined in at this location, but it's decently spacious inside. Wait is about 20min once you order.

Food was nice. Service is quick and fast. Ambience is good. Your good old burger spot, for chit…read morechat with friends. Burger patty towards the salty side. Serving size is small for the money. So make sure you order a bunch if you are hungry. Fries are really little quantity wise.

A trip to their website showed me that Tex's is a NYC chain. Reviews compare them to Popeye's,…read morebecause of their fried chicken. But because they also serve burgers, I think a comparison to Roy Rogers is more appropriate (minus the fixin's bar I really liked). (Side note: There are no more Roy Rogers in New York State, they're only in Mid-Atlantic states at this point). The restaurant is tiny, with about 5 booths and a few small tables, but when I came in for lunch, it was immaculate. My first meal here was a chicken combo, spicy, with cole slaw. I really like their chicken; their spicy chicken has exactly the right amount of heat and flavor that I want. It's also extra, extra, crispy. I feel sorry for those who have to clean up after anyone who eats in, because there will be lots of batter flakes all over the place. And there's no sporks, it's all plastic forks, knives, and spoons. And now, for the picky stuff: You get a slightly larger amount of cole slaw than at similar restaurants. But the chop is finer, and there's more mayonnaise, so for me, it was too mushy. I probably won't order it again, instead I'll check out other sides. The biscuit was fluffy and less salty than at other places, but it was slightly dry, probably having been under a heat lamp for a while. The combo includes a fountain drink, from a smaller, older-style Coke dispenser for which there are only 6 options, one of them being sweetened iced tea. Unsweetened ice tea was not available as far as I could tell, so if that's true, your only unsweetened option is water, out of the dispenser or bottled. I found it amusing to see, in big letters under the counter, "We cook fresh all day," with about 3 dozen pieces of chicken under heat lamps in the back. Just how often during the day do you cook fresh? The bathroom was clean, but the dispensers were out of soap and paper towels. This is not a good thing for a place serving fried chicken. And it was only about 75 minutes into the day when I was there, I would find it hard to believe it was all used up in 75 minutes. More likely, it was never restocked at the start of the business day. C'mon, you can do better. This is easy to fix. I'll definitely be back if only for the chicken, but I do intend to try the burgers and also the other sides. If those are as good as the chicken, and the beverage and bathroom stuff gets better, I'll add more stars to a revised review for sure.

Outstanding food! The chicken wings were the best I've ever had at any restaurant . I recommend…read moreanyone to that place to eat

Had the Chicken and Waffles, Curry Chicken and BBQ Chicken dinner. Food was clearly crafted with so…read moremuch intentionality. Seasoned to perfection. Service feels like being at your grandma's house, (owner cooks the food himself; super nice and even made my order custom made); the ambiance could have an improvement. This place won't catch your eye based off the aesthetic, but if you're into authentic food, this is your spot.

I had a really good classic chicken sandwich here the other day. It was crispy and juicy! It came…read morewith mayo and pickles. Delicious! I never had it before but will definitely be having it again! It was a busy lunchtime and the service was fast and friendly!

Good Popeyes. They mix the sizes of the chicken. The staff are oblivious kids. Clean tables!…read more Review: 4