They do accept debit/credit cards these days. Small place…read more with a hardworking staff, The quality of chicken seems to vary and so does the wait time, but it's hard to find a better value in the area if you are in the mood.

The food is stale. The food quality is poor. The biscuits looks like it was reheated…read moreThe chicken was dark brown n disgusting

Like most restaurants in this area unfortunately the service is not always the best…read more The drive thru is almost always slow and congested so most times I just go inside. There rarely any lines inside but the service is still slow. They also seem to rarely be able to scan your app at the drive thru which would allow customers to use the offered deals. I am greatful that they offer the new crafted signature line offered by McDonald's here because it's different and delicious. I honestly only return because they feature this new line.

This McDonald's sucks !!! I ordered food and half of my…read moreorder was missing (two cheeseburgers and two fries) I bet yall are going to wonder why there's extra food by the end of night Yall must have some illiterate workers that cant read or their incompetent because they don't know how to pack food into a bag !!!! Reading and comprehending is very FUNDAMENTAL The whole staff needs to be retrained !!!! 0 stars !!! Yall don't need stars

Ridiculously slow drive through…read more 1 guy taking orders with 2 lines. And, he couldn't care any less. I'd drive away, but the barrier prevents me.

I foolishly assumed that all chic fil a were the same but they are not. I usually go to the…read morelocation in Westbury, never a problem Since I was in this rockaway blvd area I needed a quick lunch. Southwest Salad with salsa. That means small tomatoes, then sliced chicken pieces, lettuce , sprinkle of cheese if I recall. Well when I open the salad the chicken looked like something scrapped from the bottom of the pan. The lettuce was dead, no taste, no sprinkle of cheese and few tomatoes. I was so disappointed and afraid to eat the chicken crumbs. Then I thought about it, this chic fil a caters to the enviroment they are in. Mostly labors, and drop byers on the way to the belt parkway. The chicken was horrible.! I will drive all the way to Westbury, my favorite place #1 for my salad from now on. Actually I realize the clients are totally different in this area of Westbury, business people, owners, students, friendly smiling serving you. And absolutely the right quality of south west salad.! Even Roosevelt Field offers a fresh full good salad. I could not believe the chicken was like left overs from the bottom of a pan. NEVER AGAIN. ALL CHIC FIL A ARE NOT THE SAME. Chic Fil A needs to review this store. btw. No one was sitting in the restaurant.!! Westbury/Roosevelt Field you could hardly get a table its to pack all the time with people.

The worst!!!!! Waited almost 30 minutes to get my food from the drive-through and to top it all off…read morethey gave me the wrong pie

DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS RESTAURANT. A RAT jumped out of my delivery bag!!!!! I left a review and…read morethey responded with a generic response as if this is an everyday occurrence. I will be contacting the board of health.

While waiting for my flight I got hungry so I stopped by Shake Shack in JFK Airport. The line was…read moresuper duper long. It took a while to finally order (you have to order 1st through a kiosk) & then wait for my food,but once I did, it was freshly made & I guess worth the wait. I ordered the avocado chicken sandwich w/a side of French fries & a Coke (Coke and a smile)! I dont like that you have to order each item separately instead of as a meal. It makes it more pricey.The food was fresh,flavorful, & tasty, which helped kind of make up for the long wait. The ambiance was pretty cool, too. There were lots of interesting decorations & artwork on the walls that gave the space some personality and made it more fun to look around while waiting. It had a casual, lively airport vibe, & the wall decor was a nice touch.

The Burger was good, I want the beef more seasoned…read more Is good, not amazing but good. I'll give it another try.

Raising Cane's keeps its concept incredibly simple, focusing almost entirely on chicken tenders,…read morefries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and its signature sauce. We walked into a bright, clean, and energetic space with a fast-paced atmosphere that reflects how popular the chain has become. Even with a line forming at the counter, the staff kept things moving efficiently, and the operation felt well organized considering the volume of customers coming through the door. The dining room has a casual, functional energy, the kind of place where the focus stays on getting a satisfying meal rather than lingering, and the open kitchen adds a layer of transparency to the process. We went with one of the tender combos, which is really the reason most people come here in the first place. The chicken tenders were juicy, freshly cooked, and had a crispy coating that held up well without feeling overly heavy. The coating had a good crunch that stayed intact through the meal, and the chicken itself was moist and tender throughout. The real standout, though, is the Cane's Sauce. It adds a tangy, peppery flavor that works perfectly with the chicken and honestly ties the entire meal together. Between the tenders, crinkle-cut fries, and Texas toast, it is a simple meal, but one that is executed consistently well. The toast is buttery and soft, and the fries are solid enough to hold their own alongside the main event. One thing we have noticed is that the chicken can occasionally feel a little greasy depending on the visit, especially if you are ordering a larger combo. For some people that may not be an issue at all, while others might find it sits a bit heavy afterward. That has varied from visit to visit, but it is worth mentioning because the meal is definitely on the richer side compared to some other fast food chicken options. The coleslaw provides a lighter contrast, though it is a fairly standard version of the side and does not stand out the way the chicken and sauce do. The staff during our visit were friendly and efficient, and the restaurant was well maintained. Food came out quickly, and despite the limited menu, there is something refreshing about a place that focuses on doing one thing rather than trying to offer dozens of different options. The simplicity of the menu makes the decision process easy, and the consistency of the meal across visits is a big part of the appeal. Raising Cane's delivers a satisfying chicken tender meal with quality chicken, a great signature sauce, and consistently solid sides. It may not be the lightest meal around, but when you are in the mood for crispy chicken tenders and a straightforward comfort-food combo, it is easy to see why so many people keep coming back. The meal is familiar, filling, and hits the right notes for what it sets out to do.

Love the cashiers they are so nice and the a manager to love the location always cleanread more

Food was great and staff were friendly and helpful. They have a reward program that will make…read morereturn visits affordable. I will definitely return.

I got dinner from there tonight. And, let's just say it was mid, nothing to brag about. Just a…read morewarning all their toppings are raw they do not cook the onions or peppers, I thought that was odd. So, I ordered the rice bowl with lamb and white sauce because all their toppings was raw and the corn is out of the can. The service was okay, nobody was in there. The ambiance looks just like all the other Halal spots. I would highly recommend them to cook some of their toppings and lastly tell them to change their gloves.

I like Chipotle but every time I come into this location it's always so unkept and messy. Today I…read morebought $20 worth the food to treat myself and instead met a worker that obviously didn't want to be bothered, didn't hear my order correctly, angrily she dumped the incorrect order into the garbage can and took out my food with such frustration it did not make it for a good experience. I just left should have taken her name But I'm intending on having a good day

It's been a while since I went to this Chipotle. If you read my previous review you will see why…read more But today I really wanted tacos and this was the closest place. Now...I wanted things my way...which meant I wanted to take everything home separately and make my own tacos. And I wanted three different proteins. Once they understood what I wanted they a found a way to give me exactly what I wanted. Granted it cost a little more than if I just got three tacos, but I walked out with twice as much food, so it worked out. Unlike the last time they had plenty of everything ready to go, the service was fast and friendly and I left satisfied. I'm glad everything has improved since my last visit.

We enjoyed the burgers. My husband and I dined in, but the atmosphere is better suited for younger…read morepatrons, such as teenagers and young children, rather than ourselves. While the food was satisfactory, the environment felt more akin to a high school cafeteria, specifically a girls' school.

I love this spot…read more The breakfast burritos are so good - worth every penny - they even wrote my name on hot sauce with it. The ambiance is nice and spacious. You can breathe while you have your coffee. The staff is very helpful, and yet super efficient. This is in a great location right off the boardwalk. I'll be back soon.

I guess you could say we did the full Locals experience: a surf lesson at Locals Surf School…read morefollowed by a meal at Locals Collective, which shares ownership with, and is only a block away from, the surf school location at Beach 69th. Locals Collective is such a sweet l'il cafe. The vibe is relaxed and lovely, with friendly, helpful staff (especially the woman wearing the ramen cat shirt, whose name I didn't get, unfortunately). The menu is small, but includes some healthy options like the breakfast sammy (with two eggs, avocado, sprouts, tomato, Monterey Jack cheese, and spicy aioli on whole grain toast), acai bowls, wraps, overnight oats and that sort of thing. The breakfast sandwich wasn't very big -- or rather it was a normal size, well filled, but made with commercially standard-size sliced bread, not a hero, sub, or roll -- and was perhaps a touch spendy at $12. The Progeny inhaled the sandwich after snarfing down a sushi roll we'd brought -- and still wanted two large protein bars, after. (I guess surfing cultivates a good appetite.) He said he enjoyed it, though. My iced coffee was a touch weak, but serviceable. There's pleasant seating indoors and out, with a few folks working on laptops. There are quite a few dining options on this particular block, including burritos, pizza, ice cream, and a few full-service restaurants -- but in terms of aesthetics and overall look-feel, Locals Collective takes the win. Surf boards (I think soft tops only) are available for rent at Locals Collective, for $35 / 2 hours. Prices are a bit higher than at Breakwater Surf, which rents for a jaw droppingly low price of $5 an hour -- but Locals does offer additional amenities like changing rooms and a shower, which I'm prima-donna enough to think is worth it. You can also rent a wet suit, which you'll probably want if the air temp is anything cooler than 75F. Waves at Beach 68 are fairly small, but reportedly consistent. We'll be back for more, I'm sure.