This place is the real deal for BBQ! The ribs and burnt ends were spectacular! Best we've had since…read moreReos closed down years ago. The chicken strips and corn dog were really good too. Our server was friendly and helpful. Our only complaint is that there are no baked beans on the menu - seems like a staple for bbq.

The burnt ends sando and BBQ boneless pork rib sando were both very tasty. Mac and cheese was…read moredecent and the deviled eggs were good. Service was a bit slower today but we weren't in a hurry so it was ok. We always like this place it has a cool chill rock n roll vibe. We like sitting up in the booths by the bar they are nice and comfy.

Brother: Let's go over to the gas station to get some crispy chicken!…read moreMe: What? Are you serious? No way! Okay, let's see what this is all about. The moment we opened the door, we can smell the fried chicken, but just didn't believe our eyes that they actually are making and selling fried chicken. Yes, of course we had to order us some to try it out for ourselves. 4-pc mixed meat please $8.99. Wait, they also have jo-jos! Let me have a bag of small as well. The fried chicken was not bad; it was actually crispy, flavorful and it was not oily to the touch! I was pretty surprised! Not bad for a gas station fried chicken! However, the jo-jo fries were a bit of a disappointment. It was soft; one can even say soggy. Zero flavor; would not get again or recommend. Overall, not bad for a grab&go snack. Easy, no wait, but can be messy. Sauce was additional price, so we opt'd for ketchup from the counter (free). Add a fountain drink for $0.76, yes! Cash or card is accepted. Only one small spot for dine-in customers, not for large parties.

Food is delicious and the staff is super friendly i will like to recommend it to everyoneread more

This is such a great place in Cornelius! Loved the cozy vibe of a small restaurant. The menu is…read moreperfect size with all the familiar rolls listed. The service is extremely quick and efficient. All food we ordered was extremely fresh much alike the name of the restaurant! The chicken karaage was juicy and very tender, spicy edamame was great, the tuna melt roll was great and baby baked lobster was amazing. The lobster on top was delicious and crispy which made me doubt if it was fried but the flavours were bursting out of the whole thing! Would definitely go back to try other rolls.

Save your appetite. Rice rolls fall apart, not sticky enough…read more calamari is too chewy service wasn't bad. clean building

One thing about this Popeyes location is consistency. Usually go here maybe once every 3 months or…read moreso and time and time again, they are constantly a disappointment with ordering ahead from the app. Make sure you give them at LEAST 30 minutes from the time you order for this no so fast food restaurant as after 23 minutes, they want another 12 minutes of wait for a 10 piece meal. Definitely don't go hear for lunch while working as your lunch time most likely not be enough.

I went to Popeyes three times this week because the shrimp tacklebox tasted great the first time…read more On the second time, it was just barely warm, but still tasted fine. This last time out of the eight shrimps, two of them were just battered with no shrimp maybe a speckle. Three of them have tiny shrimp amount, bay shrimp sizes. Last 2 of them was just completely dry. They all seemed like they were reheated not fresh. So I will not be buying anymore tacklebox

I love this place!! It can get busy (obviously it's huge) but the bartenders and cooks really know…read morewhat service mean! 10s across the board!!

Food was cold after taking a long time. It was sitting in the window for a while before the server…read moregrabbed it. It was not terribly busy. We have been here a couple times. The burger was okay. Tots were great and salted perfectly. The ranch was yummy with a dill flavor. They have good drinks.

You know, sometimes the world just makes you more grateful for what you have…read more It may throw something at you like a subpar suburban mini chain using Boboli crust, foisting off quarters of personal pizza as "slices," and basically chucking a garlic knot at your head for suggesting that the family-first, live-laugh-love branding may not be enough to hold together a business. That same world may put people in line ahead of you who haven't figured out that their pizza and appetizers aren't made by pure magic and that making the brave decision to pick up your order didn't absolve a kitchen full of workers of the time and effort it took to make a meal for you. There's something you can do very easily if you don't feel that pickup is worth a tip: Drag your lazy, tasteless, hairy-knuckled Pacific Northwest carcass next door to the Plaid Pantry, pull a frozen pizza out of the freezer in the back of the store to the far left, pay for it, and take it home to cook for yourself. But, typically, the world just gives you that pizza shop around the corner from your family's place on the outskirts of civilization that tried to make you a calzone when you first moved in, has made you pizza for every family occasion since, and has managed to put together an Italian cold cut sub with no mayo and pizzas with no ranch dressing. When you realize that each day brings a steady stream of morons up and down Glencoe just looking for reasons to tell you how ignorant they are or how they can diminish once-enjoyable experiences for you, it makes you cherish the good folks who've been blending your apple and cherry ciders without question for years, selling a steady stream of local beers, giving kids arcade games to play and a place to gather, and offering slices at lunch and long tables for family and team dinners. Jersey Girl gets the basics right, both with its food and its surrounding community. It keeps familiar employees around for years and remembers a time when the pandemic kept the numbers painfully low. It doesn't taste exactly like other pizza out there because, as it turns out, each pizza isn't supposed to taste the same. If Dimo's tasted like Baby Doll, there'd be no purpose to it. If Lovely's tasted like Apizza Scholls, it would be a travesty. If Ranch tasted like Atlas? Why bother? Jersey Girl has become a neighborhood favorite on its own merits, and it isn't asking people to make pilgrimages out here to justify its existence. If you wouldn't go to a Western Hillsboro strip mall for pizza normally, don't feel the need to do so now. But if you're in town and you're looking for a pizza multiple steps above a chain and less formal than Pizzario's neapolitan pies, enjoy your stay and tip accordingly.

Picked up two pizzas to go. With such glowing reviews and for a higher than chain pizza places I…read moreexpected phenomenal pizza, unfortunately that wasn't the case. The amount of toppings were great on both the large boardwalk pizza and the half pep and half cheese. The crust? Had a strange minerality or slight chlorine taste to it. Not sure if it was the crust but all the pizzas had it. The cheese on both tasted amazing and fresh. My young daughter (elementary school age) after this however only taking just one bite the same day and a day later reheated for dinner has now decided that "I don't like pizza" which is kinda wild considering she likes others. This is also an establishment that tries to force tips upon pickup for a food which is honestly dumb and annoying but works for them as my wife didn't want to press the custom button and give 0$ even though she should have. I think this needs to be stopped and is a shame on this business. Less so than the unfortunate taste of the pizza, but perhaps to some even more of an issue.

Although many of the reviews describe a restaurant, my review is about their food pod behind Xplore…read moreoff Cornell. It was, in a word, delicious! I ordered the pork vermicelli that came with salad and a small egg roll. The pork was well seasoned and grilled perfectly. The cucumber, carrot and lettuce salad was fresh and crisp. The counter person, Lynn, was delightful, even offering to take our photo. We will be back!

Friendly folks. But I came here for the beef after seeing it on Yelp. No beef on the menu though…read more Also, no soup for you today. Not sure if the advertised vs actual menu discrepancy is a Yelp Issue or a Chopstix Grill issue, but it's mighty disappointing when you're hungry and spending gas money to travel.

We always get the half or full chicken and it's enough to feed a family of 4(full) with left overs…read more We call and order ahead and it's ready and fresh. It's good flavor and the rice is always good with it. It's our go-to quick stop. It's decently priced, it's also the only grilled chicken close by in Cornelius so that's a bonus. We've been going for years now and love it. We've tried the tamales which they don't always have and the quesabirria which are also good.

Just moved to Oregon and was trying to find a good place to eat chicken. Coming from LA there was a…read morelot of places where u can get a good whole chicken. Well this place is not it. Just got home from buying a so called whole chicken and it's terrible. Not only is it burnt but not a whole chicken. They have us 4 legs and what seems to me like 4 thighs no Breast.. as far as I know chickens don't have 4 legs. Very disappointed. How u guys expect to get clientele serving burnt chicken.

In North Plains, located off the Glencoe exit. Conveniently off the freeway, and around the corner…read moreat a Space Age gas station, is yet another Krispy Krunchy Chicken (KKC). You can't miss it as there are KKC signs for it everywhere. Like their other locations, they have a standard menu starting with Family Meals consisting of chicken plus tenders. Nuggets that I've never tried because they're new. Buffalo or traditional wings, a Cajun Chicken Sandwich, and some deep fried Honey Butter Shrimp basket. Standard are their Krispy drumsticks and thighs in which you can order a Krunch Box consisting of 2-pc, 3-pc, or 4-pc, with a side and biscuit. Ranging between $8.79 - $12.29. As for sauces, those are $0.59 each, which I don't get. They should automatically be included imo. I'd say the staff working here fry it up right! Probably even better than other KKC locations. The times that I've ordered from this location, the guys behind the counter are pretty honest about what's newly fried versus what's been sitting around. I will say that I do love their bone-in thighs/drums versus their tenders. Although both really are crunchy goodness as advertised. Unfortunately, I cannot say that I enjoy any of their sides; Biscuits, jambalaya, mac-n-cheese, meh no thanks! Other than... Their potato wedges, these are what I love! They've got two versions. One that's dipped in the KKC batter. Only they actually cost per wedge. Versus their regular wedges (or jojo's as they called it) which I think are seasoned just right, and you get more in a basket. Overall, this location set the bar for how gas station chicken should taste like lol. And again, I'm not saying this is my all-time favorite fried chicken place ever, but the chicken is decent enough to satisfy your cravings. I'm beyond the dirty grins and reactions of "gross you bought fried chicken from a gas station." I really don't care what you think. You can have your garbage chicken nuggies from WacDonald's across the street. I'll choose KKC any day!