Great food. Friendly service. Good portions. My family…read moreorddered some fish dinners and they were very good. The fish was cooked fresh and there were different flavor options. I chose the lemon pepper for my fish and shrimp. I was afraid it would be salty, but it wasn't. We went in person, but ordered to-go. The restaurant looked clean and even though the place is relatively small, there were plenty of tables. We plan to eat here again.

Went there for dinner and they are closed up. Out Business…read moreDang it had great food. Have to check other locations.

Phenomenal and slightly edges out Pelicana. I have been back three times and delicious is an…read moreunderstatement. Always cooked to order and fresh. The staff does a great job. Service is always on point and attentive. You can eat there but I always take it to go. It's a treat so I can't do it too often but the slight heat of the chicken is next level. Just a kick, not spicy but a nice kick. I don't have any imagers to share because that 10 piece vanished before I could do this review. There are a myriad of sauces and flavors. They're good but I love the plain regular chicken the best. Some of the finest fried chicken in ATL and perhaps my new favorite.

Great spot, but definitely order ahead! Everything is made to order, so expect a 15-20 minute wait…read morefor takeout since they stay pretty steady with to-go orders. The cashier was very friendly and ordering was simple. One of my family's favorite spots for chicken--the hot honey chicken has a nice little kick to it (a family favorite!) and the coleslaw is delicious.

Very good food. Looks like it might be fast food from the outside, but it's not. This is quality…read morefare, Fast food style ordering and seating. Food didn't feel like fast food. We both enjoyed our meals. A nice Greek option. Greek potatoes were nigh perfect. Salad was great. Very happy with this place

From the makers who brought you Marietta Diner comes Yeero Village…read more It's a different style of restaurant compared to that of their predecessors that have become Atlanta staples (Cobb County). The ordering style is that of a fast food joint The service is that of your typical restaurant where they bring the food out to you. So the restaurant itself is very hybrid in terms of how they go about their business. This place is well lit, spacious, and homely yet corporate enough to pass as a franchise type joint. Seats roughly 90 people or so between 4 top tables and booths. It's clean, quaint, and with the traditional Greek soundtrack playing the background, they want you to sort of feel like you're looking at the Aegean Sea while a lyre is playing in the background... but really you're looking at Publix so they can only do so much. Let's go with the food... It's Yeero Village. So I had to try the traditional Greek style Gyro. There is something to be said for the attempt at authentic and it seems like they do it right here. The meat isn't the beef/lamb conglomerate we are all used to when we think "gyro". Here, for it to be authentically Greek, the meat is pork based, not beef based which is typical of the Americanized gyro, which is an interesting take. But rest assured, the gyro was flavorful!!! They married the flavors of the meat which was tender as all get out, the tzatziki sauce, and tomatoes all were balanced and intermingled well. And the pita was fluffy The salad was a bit disappointing. The romaine was shredded and you can't really get a good forkful. The dressing was tart. Too many tomatoes. And just three Kalamata olives??? Come on!!! I did opt for the Greek style potatoes which, I'm glad I did because they were cooked in a way that the flavors seemed to be infused into the potatoes which I was a big fan of! I also had to grab their rice pilaf. The rice was pillowy yet had an al dente texture to it that made each forkful all that more enjoyable! All in all, the folks who brought us Marietta Diner definitely had an idea and developed this place nicely! At $14.95 for a gyro combo with a side of your choice plus the aforementioned salad with tax and your choice for a tip, it's a good $16-$17 meal which is comparable to that of fast food or Panera just a few blocks down! Definitely recommend.

So they have these coupons circulating and if you are lucky to find some you immediately go to…read moreCulver's! Burgers ~ made with fresh beef & veggies on lightly toasted soft buns. Coming from an ice cream guy, their frozen custard is soo guud. Family favorite.

The chili at Culvers is as close to homemade as you can get at a fast-food restaurant, on a cooler…read moreevening a large deluxe chili just hits the spot. I recently tried their Cod Sandwich - it was fantastic. I know they're a burger chain, but I've never had a burger there :-) I'm always there for the chili or fish - you just can't go wrong with either of those. Their service is consistently good as well.

Me and my wife came in after voting in October.The business model is the same as Zaxbys or chik…read morefila. Great chicken tenders but what sets them aside is their sauce.Inside the service is good considering the traffic at lunch times .Ambiance is casual with eclectic music playing above . A good meal at Canes anywhere is good in moderation!

First time here. There was nothing amazing about the chicken. It didnt have any seasoning…read more Publix Chicken finger is more better.. It was ok.

First time trying Pollo Campero and it was solid. The chicken sandwich was so good! Fries were only…read moreok but passable. The restaurant was clean and the service was pleasant.

Ordered online at the Lawrenceville Commons location and it doesn't matter what the food tastes…read morelike because I will not return. I was totally ignored for several minutes and when I finally got someone's attention and asked them to check the name on the only order on the rack, I was given my food. No worries you don't want my money and I have no intention on spending it at your location.

I was at the Popeyes at 290 Grayson Hwy Lawrenceville Georgia on May 15th around 8:50P and witness…read moreone of the most professional and customer oriented young people in a long time. The front counter employees name was Cornell and all i can say is there needs to be more people in the customer service industry with his demeaner and personality. Cornell ensured that everyone's order was corrected who was in the lobby as well as apologize to everyone about the wait. The stores leadership should look to acknowledge this young man's professionalism with some type of certificate or other form of positive acknowledgement.

After 4 strokes and nothing but ER food, the one thing I wanted was Popeyes Fried Chicken…read more That was a bad idea. My wife put in an order via Popeyes website, paid for it. brought the order home. And one box of chicken was missing. The restaraunt does not pick up the phone. After looking at the sea of negative reviews - yeah, it's not even worth this - the owner doesn't care. And they won't refund the money at the store - only online (as we ordered online). Unfortunately for THIS Popeyes owner, he's got 2 informed consumers on his hands now. POPEYES CORPORATE: SHUT DOWN THIS FRANCHISE IMMEDIATELY. YOUR FRANCHISE OWNER JUST COMITTED WIRE FRAUD (VIA YOUR WEBSITE) IN POPEYES NAME. And people - just avoid Popeyes entirely. The chain - the chicken is not worth it. Popeye's ownership? I doubt they even read the Yelp reviews. [edit] One meaningless response later... I believe "Edwin E." is a bot - not a human. Same response across multiple reviews.

Sooooo glad Blinky's is back. You know why? They fried shrimp is so tasty and a good size. I was…read moretired of riding out for miles just to find some fried shrimp I liked (besides Red Lobster). There are other places nearby but they are mediocre. These right here? These right here? They are breaded well and have a nice flavor. I'm already thinking about when I want to go back for more. Lol. The fried okra is great as well. Cooked well and the crust is nice. However, tbh $4 is a bit much for the amount (the picture shown was basically the full portion minus about 4 that I had already eaten). My husband had (and always has) fried tilapia and fries. I can't say I've tried too many other items on the menu but I will one day I'm sure. I just got to get past this shrimp. Lol. May Blinkys be blessed to stick around for years to come. Support small businesses ya'll.

I heard they had the best wings in Gwinnett and best fried catfish so I decided to give them a try…read more The restaurant is cozy so if you are dining in, you will be able to see everyone that comes and goes. I ordered the Lemon Pepper (LP) hot with one piece of fried catfish, large sweet tea, and peach cobbler. The food was good but left a bad after taste. I'm not sure if it was from the catfish or the combination of the hot sauce and LP seasoning but something threw the flavor off. I normally don't eat catfish so next time I come, I'll get the regular LP with a piece of fried whiting. The cobbler was good. I didn't care for the tartar sauce but it tasted home made so I appreciate the effort. The sweet tea was . The service was ok. I had to go back up to the counter several times to ask for condiments, eating utensils, and my drink. They gave me ranch instead of blue cheese but they were young and one of the cashiers was in training, so I give them grace.

The last time I visited was 2020 bc I worked in the area. I was in the area tonight for a hair…read moreappointment and the Cheeeezy was calling my name ! I noticed that ownership had changed so I hoped that the menu hadn't.... then there it was the Cheeeezy for $8.99 so I ordered it and added the regular fries and drink for an additional $4.99. So with tax and tip it was $18! Burger, fries and a soda sad just sad. Anyhoo I very seldom ever get a burger unless at Village burger or Culvers. The fries here are hand cut but mine were over done and when my Cheeeezy was set before me my heart sank bc it didn't look like I remembered. The cheese wasn't dripping all throughout the meat but the bun was still upside down and nicely toasted. The first bite brought back the memory of the deliciousness I have been missing for 6 years. I got mayo and grilled onions on it along with Chipotle mayo to dip my fries in. Also my Barqs rootbeer was crisp and tasty. I'm not a soda drinker more of a water kinda gal but I do splurge on occasion. This was worth the splurge. While eating I noticed the health report posted on the wall as you exit and the score was 84 B, upon further inspection the 2 previous scores were 94 and 100 .... so definitely headed in the wrong direction. I didn't take the time to actually read the report bc the place looked clean to me and if there was mold on the soda nozzles (common occurrence with several points taken off for it) I didn't want to know so I finished my burger left most of the fries and it will probably be quite sometime before I'm back this way. They were doing a steady to go business but only 6 other people dining in besides myself.

I recently went to Wayback Burgers to feed a burger craving and it hit the spot. I got the…read moreimpossible burger, but I have had it before and it never misses. The guy working the register is not really helpful and I think it may be because he doesn't speak english that well and tries to hide it. I asked if my bun could be toasted well and if the burger can be cut in half and he didn't add anything on the register, then when I stared at him waiting for him to add it, he dismissively turned to the cook and said "bun". When I got the burger, the bun wasn't really toasted and it wasn't cut in half, so I sent it back. The cook was very nice about it and brought it back out with no issues. The burger was good, but all of the food was really greasy. While eating the burger, grease began to drip down my hand and the fries/onion rings still looked wet. I ate this for dinner and woke up with the absolute worst headache that lingered for 3 days... Also, just a heads up that it is a la carte, so the drink and sides were an additional cost. The impossible was an upcharge, they don't sell small drinks, then the fronion rings all came to be about $20, which was pretty expensive. The location is tucked in a Kroger parking lot and wasn't busy when I went, which was later in the evening. The inside was very clean, nice and organized. It was also quiet inside, which I liked. Overall, I probably won't come back here because of the headache it gave me, but the burger was decent

Love this place! By far my favorite of the "hot chicken" places. Wayyyyyyy better than Hattie B,s!…read moreThe inside is SO fun and cute. Even the music was good lol Mozzarella slider was life!! Nothing says you have won life like eating a huge Mozzarella slab on a bun with awesome pickles. Fries were crispy and seasoned. Chicken was large and juicy. The lady at the counter was nice and very helpful. 10 out of 10.

Wow what a great hot chicken joint, loved the graffiti walls and diamond plate accents. Ordered…read morewith the girl behind the counter, the tenders extra hot. I'm a hot queen but extra hot was beyond my limit. The chicken on the medium, stole my husbands chicken, was spectacular. Spicy , sweet with a medium heat. Fries very good and excellent pickles. Loved the b sides of some old rock sound track! Women's room not looking its best.