I had a very positive experience at Fuego. The restaurant was exceptionally clean, and the…read moreemployees were courteous, attentive, and very helpful throughout my visit. The restrooms were also well-maintained and spotless, which reflects the establishment's commitment to cleanliness. The food was served hot and was both fresh and delicious. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience and would gladly return in the future. I would also recommend this restaurant to others.

I've been coming to this Fuegos since it opened years ago when traveling through BCS. Sadly, it has…read morechanged and not for the good. The chicken in my taco was super dry, my queso tasted soapy, the green salsa on the salsa bar had no substance to it and tasted like spicy water, the cucumber/onion mix that usually has a nice vinegar base was salty and watered down, and to top it all off, half my husbands tortilla to his taco was missing! . It was a disappointment all around. I get every restaurant can have an "off" day, but this experience felt like a noticeable decline in quality all around. I'm not sure that I will return after this visit.

Spent the day at Texas A&M and had to go get Laynes for lunch!…read more One cannot go to CStat and not get lunch at Laynes..Canes and Zaxbys do not compare.. However, I will say that all the chicken tender places since Covid went from their signature large tenders to half size smaller tenders. Not sure why or why they never went back to the larger size tenders after Covid. I ordered a 3 piece and you can see how small the size of the tenders are and I remember when two of the tenders would of equaled 1 tender before Covid. The service was great, the tenders were hot and fresh since made to order and the fries were crunchy. Nothing wrong at all with the service, taste of the food, the only complaint is how tiny the tenders are now. With all that said of course I'll still go to Laynes and glad we have one in Houston by my job.

Better then canes Booyahh booyyahhhh boooyahhhh and yes no question please best place everread more

Very nice counter staff. Small menu, the burgers are too lean. The Bulgogi Burger was very good…read more The buns are also good. Moist and just right. We were hoping it would be a better burger because we came to see our Grandson and wanted a nicer place.

The Burger house... or should I say Shack cause that's what it looks like !…read more I was in C station trying to find a good burger place. I used to live around Hempstead, Prairie view and Waller a couple years ago when I first came to Texas and it was kinda hard finding good places to eat ' I'm not gonna lie I was scouring yelp for about 30 mins before I stumbled across Burger House. I even got to the point where I asked some locals and they said Burger House was a burger staple in C station. Upon looking at the photos, it seemed like a burger that you make at the house to be candid. When I pulled up, I was like "oh wow this place look like a straight shack that's fasho." I decided to go through the drive-through & when I pulled up to the drive-through the gentleman who took my order was hella welcoming and just overall nice like he was happy I pulled up. I swear I was the highlight of my visit. I ended up getting the combo , bacon cheeseburger with fries and a drink, and it was for decent price too. The burger itself was mediocre if I'm being honest, the meat lacked some seasoning, though the fries were pretty decent with a soft inside, light crisp outside. I like the fact they put the lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles on the side instead of in the burger which can make it soggy. So there was some attention to detail. The Bun though? That thang was soft on the outside and was lightly toasted on the inside, which was dope. Would I be back? If I'm being honest, just to say wasup to the gentlemen who took my order and that's about it!

One of my favorites!…read more For a quick lunch, I had the Box combo and upgraded my drink to a large. Great chicken. I love the Cane's sauce so I always order extra. I went through the drive thru. I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. Great customer service from beginning to end. Tip: If you like ketchup and want to get more than 2 packets, just ask for extra.

Ordered takeout. Came out on time and service is great. BUT the size of these tenders are…read moreridiculous. At least compensate by giving another small tender. Disappointing.

Even after reading some reviews we went…read more Yes the interior may be a little worn and the atmosphere may be a little greasy, but hey it's called the Fat Shack. The fam and I went in and each had a fat sandwich. My choice was the Fat Doobey. Awesome. We all enjoyed our large sandwiches and their cheese fries. For desert we had the Fried Oreos (try the strawberry sauce). They were so good we actually felt like we were at the fair. Just the owner was there working all parts. We had all our food (5 sandwiches, 4 fries, 10 fried Oreos, and a milk shake) within 15 minutes. Look, some of the reviews are obviously personal or they were just having a bad day. So, if your looking for super clean fine dining then this joint ain't for you, but if your looking for a comfort spot to fill you up blow costs or soak up the nights events, then check out "The Fat Shack"

Fat Shack has a very interesting concept going. Stuffing everything inside a hoagie bun is very…read moreinteresting. However it was dry. We got the regular (9inch) Fat Bronco. It had chicken strips, french fries, mozzarella, sticks, and marinara sauce. All stuffed inside my hoagie bun. It was good. The employee said she uses ranch as well and that saved the day for me. Very helpful and efficient workers. The lady that we visited with actually recommended the burgers. But we were there to try their specialized item. Next time we will try the burger.

I was SO EXCITED to find out that there is a Cookshack in College Station!…read more We stopped here for lunch on a Sunday before heading home. We were BLOWN AWAY by the number of college students, dressed in their Sunday's best, openly praying over their food before enjoying some awesome chicken. It was SO NICE TO SEE! We ordered a family meal (20 pieces), 2 sides of fries and a chicken sandwich meal. We paid around $40. Great value! The food came out quick and arrived hot and fresh. I had a slight "issue" where I thought my chicken wasn't fully cooked and the manager reassured me that it was just breading but happily remade my sandwich to give me peace of mind. I REALLY appreciated that. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals, literally leaving "not a fry left behind." The size of my chicken on the sandwich was HUGE- had to be hanging off the roll by 2" on each side! Staff were phenomenal. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. Love the laid back decor. Plenty of seating inside and some tables outdoors as well. Definitely recommend!

Really good! In fact, it's a contender for my favorite fried chicken in town. The only undecided…read morewinner so far is Mess Waffles. The Cookshack has a different vibe and feels more like a lunch or dinner spot, while Mess is the perfect breakfast place. Alright, who am I reviewing again? Right. The Cookshack has some great options, and my wife and I went for the Chicken & Waffles. I chose the hottest seasoning they had--pretty sure it was ghost pepper--and yeah, it was spicy but didn't make me miserable. There was a lot of food, and it definitely filled us up. My wife got mac n cheese with hers and really enjoyed every bite. The cashier was nice and attentive. The atmosphere is great for a lunch or dinner date. Plus, they have large booths, which we really appreciate.

Listen up! "Hot" actually means "hot" at HHC. (Exactly the…read moreopposite of Taco Bell.) My chicken was "Spicy", and it was all this spicy-food lover could handle. That's two levels down from the hottest they offer! The chicken tenders are BIG; the "Sandwich & Tender" meal was more than enough food. I loved the decor. Really glad we stopped in as part of attending the Texas A&M Sports Car Club's "Cars And Chicken" event.

For transparency, this review is part of a yelpers event with free food. But you didn't need to…read morebribe me- I love it. First, I love hot chicken. It's addictive. Like southern fried chicken breaking bad. I first had it at Hattie B's in Nashville. Hot! I mean really hot! And absolutely cravable. I had sort of given up on good hot chicken outside of Tennessee (not a fan of the other local spots in BCS), so I was excited to try Houston Hot Chicken. Stylish and functional interior, with good sized tables, comfy chairs. A little loud for talking. The best reason to come is the excellent staff, though. They explain all the different spice levels and are educated about the restaurant and their offerings. Super helpful and well trained folks (which anyone in BCS knows is remarkable in a town of college student staffed fast food). Sade, who helped me, is the best! I had a meal that included one tender at the Spicy Level and a Medium level sandwich, and subbed cole slaw for the fries. Also had a scrumptious strawberry hibiscus frosty lemonade - pro tip: get it half and half frozen and liquid for the perfect drinkability. Well, I should have eaten the sandwich before the tender because I blew out my palette on the addictive spiciness and succulent texture of the tender. 13/10 for pure tasty pain. The coleslaw, while not remarkable on its own, is a welcome break. The dipping sauce is fine but honestly, it added more texture than taste when you're eating at Spicy Level and above. I also like how you get the traditional hot chicken finish on the meat but without it coming across like a grease bomb (although your bright orange fingers will tell a different tale). I blew my spice induced runny nose about 35 times. The sandwich, supposedly medium spicy, was pretty mild at this point lol. Very tasty. The slaw and pickles provide a nice crunch and texture. Good bun, too, and nicely toasted. This is a great spot for hot chicken and even mild chicken. The no spice and honey butter levels are good for even the wimpiest diners . If you are a chile head, it's a no brainer, definitely go. And don't miss the slushes!

If Chipotle had a rebellious Italian sibling, this would be it. This place is essentially a build…read moreyour own pasta bar. Their hours are irregular. Some days they have "large catering orders" and will post a sign up stating that they'll be opening at 11:45am instead of their regular 10:30am opening time. Their pasta is mid at best. I had the marinara pasta with spaghetti noodles and meatballs. I've had better spaghetti from Olive Garden. I should have left when I saw the girl behind the counter picking up pieces of pasta off of the counter and putting them back into the serving bowls. With so many other restaurants in Century Square, I would stay away from Piada.

According to my daughter, Piada is 5 stars... and she can write her own review. I always call it…read morelike I see it. I had a Regular Size Tossed Penne Pasta with Basil Pesto, topped with Crispy Chicken. It was good, but I haven't found "my thing" at Piada yet.