It was really good I think this is the best wings I have ever had the kids special meal on a Sunday…read moreis Fire!

Management did nothing but watch a customer to customer issue unfold. Infront of my family without…read moredoing anything. Horrible family experience, will never return.

A good downtown food scene has lots of different options - different ethnicities, styles and price…read morepoints - to cater to the equally varied tastes and needs of people. I was wanting a quick bite before meeting coworkers for a drink, and Iron Rooster fit the bill. The store was quiet for a Friday evening, and the lone staff member doubled as both server and cook. The menu is somewhat lean (figuratively speaking, as it's more vegetable-adverse than KFC!), with familiar fried chicken items like wings, drumsticks, house-made popcorn chicken, strips and a chicken burger. Sides are equally deep fried and brown. I wish the menu would lean more into more obviously Asian versions of fried chicken, but a couple such options do show up, with the Beijing chicken wrap and a curry chicken bowl (effectively karaage don). I ended up going with Combo Meal A, which gives you the option of a chicken burger or the Beijing wrap, and fries or a couple chicken wings. Unsurprisingly, I went for the wrap and did not double down on chicken, opting for the fries instead. I was eating-in, so my food came as it was ready. The fries came in the now very common, mini-deep-fryer basket, with a decent amount of golden brown fries filling it. They were crispy-coated, so a bit of a cop-out in this golden age of hand-cut fries, but hey, they were still wonderfully crisp, hot and fluffy! Oh, and I got a garlic seasoning on them as well, so they had some more oomph. The wrap soon followed, rolled up in paper that has some very cute branding! It wasn't huge, with a couple chicken strips, pickled cucumber, green onion, and a sweet and salty, teriyaki-esque sauce. The flavours all kind of worked though, and the pliable wrap (not sure what its origins were, as it seemed too stretchy to be a standard wheat tortilla) held up well. The chicken's crispness suffered from the sauce and self-steaming, but these things happen. My second visit had me stopping in before a trivia night with friends, and this time I went for the half-sized portion of Cornish hen, once again getting fries for my side. There were a few takeout orders ahead of me in the queue, but it wasn't too long of a wait. My basket of fries came out first, and the crispy coating and garlic seasoning were just as good as last time. It was a bit longer for my chicken, but it was worth it. The batter was good and crispy, the meat tender and juicy, and it was an ongoing battle between my hunger and self-preservation instinct from the hot-out-of-the-fryer chicken. Interestingly, the chicken is cooked as one solid piece, as being broken down into its constituent parts would have made for a better coating-to-meat ratio, and it would cook quicker too. My chosen side sauce of honey garlic added further flavour and a contrasting hit of sweetness. Service on both visits was very friendly and helpful. Sometimes you just have to scratch that itch for fried chicken, and Iron Rooster has got your fix.

Themis restaurant had great fried chicken options. The dry seasoned and breaded spicy chicken wings…read morewere very tasty. They also make excellent popcorn chicken. The people at the restaurant were very helpful when explaining the menu and made good recommendations. I will be back if I am the area.

I ordered a small chicken Tuscany pizza and it had a wonderful flavors and a decent amount of…read moretoppings and cheese. The crust was also wonderful and crisp without being over dry.

I ordered take out for a large family gathering so I can't comment on the venue. I looked at a…read morecouple of places online before choosing Geovanno's due to its broad menu and 2 for 1 pizza special. Or ordered an 18 inch pepperoni and an 18 inch Supreme, actually 2 of each with the special, and two Greek salads. 18 inches is a very large pizza! Actually enough pizza for 14 or more people. Both were really good, everyone liked them. I thought the pepperoni was the best, should have gone for the meat lovers instead of supreme, why add vegetables when you already have 4 types of meat, just go for it. Salads were very nice, fresh and a great dressing. I scheduled the order hours in advance and it was delivered right on time. Will definitely try other items.

I am not from the area but this Pizzatown on Cobequid Rd was closest to where I am staying. I went…read morein to order a medium pizza and the gentleman behind the counter said I could get a large for the same price as a medium along with a 2L pop, The pizza was excellent and I appreciate his suggestion for the special . Would recommend this pizza shop for sure!

Called in a very basic order (one pizza) over an hour in advance (not during a holiday, rush hour,…read moreetc.) and was frustrated due to the following: - Went in to pick up pizza, paid for and included a tip. After paying, I was informed that the order was not even started yet. - Waited 30+ minutes in the parking lot. - Customer service was a joke. Never again.

Buck Ugly's is a solid stop for a beer when in Halifax. The restaurant has a medium sized roof deck…read morethat catches the breeze, and has ample seating and good lighting. Service was prompt and the place had a good selection of local Nova Scotia beers. All in all a good place to relax after walking around downtown. We didn't try the food, but it serves typical bar fare and the people around us seemed satisfied.

Wow I paid 2 extra $ for bacon on a poutine the bacon was 6 small pieces of half cooked almost raw…read morebacon.....it might be ok to put on a pizza and pop into an over for 10 min at 500+DEGREES But on top of poutine someone has no cooking or food prep skills. And it's not about the 2$ I started to go to Pizza Pizza for a change of pace and different Pizza shop rather than my regular go to. Well Pizza Pizza Peakview Way that's strike #2 Let's hope there is no number 3

On our way, we stepped off the highway to grab a quick bite and fill up some gas and pick up some…read morecoffee. Saw Pizza Pizza and decided let's see if non- dairy cheeze had reached NS. We knew ON had it, but weren't expecting in NS. As soon as we stepped we saw a sign in front of the cashier about vegan options. I was almost ready to fall off with surprise. In our experience in ON once we had a Vegan Pizza with one topping. We found that the cheeze quantity was way too less. We decided to go with one topping and extra cheeze. The order was quickly processed and the person was quite pleasant. The Pizza came out quicker than we anticipated. As the pizza was still warm by the time we dug in - it was mouth-gasm!! The gooey cheeze, not entirely melted, but tasted good. Crust baked perfectly and vegan cheeze, not as good as the real thing, but satisfied the craving. Pretty amazing for less than $10 including all taxes, lunch for two. Pizza Pizza you have a good thing going for vegans.

The place looked somewhat clean and the employees were friendly. But this location is firmly…read moregouging in their costs. I'm from the US and the famed spicy chicken sandwich, a staple in the US for low-income folks costs $3.99. The cost here at this Canadian location? $11.50!!!!!! Even with US-to-Canadian money conversion, it's totally highway robbery! The sandwich is good, but not that good. Making extra money off the backs of others with less is never good for karma.

THE best chicken place in the city, and I've tried them all. Ordered the sandwich and the bites,…read moreboth of which were incredible.

With all the ramen choices that are popping up in Halifax now I was excited to see a new one but…read moresadly I was a bit disappointed I had the Tonkotsu ramen (14.95)with the option of a meal for $5 more you get a small seaweed salad, a pop, and your choice of 2 spicy chicken wings or a small chicken cutlet. I got the cutlet, it was crunchy and not to bad with the special.barbq sauce. The ramen however screamed on instant broth. The noodles were not that great. They did not have the chewy texture I like. The broth to me was too milky and screamed that it was made from some i instant powder. It was very one-dimensional and did not have that sticky mouth feel that comes from the collagen in real Ramen broth there was no complex flavors and was just a let down. I do not think I will be back.

Looking for great tasting pizza that is loaded with as many toppings as you like with an unbeatable…read moreprice?? You gotta try Shadia's. Never disappoints!!

"Do not be fooled by its common-place appearance" (LOL... bonus points for you if you guessed that…read moremovie. Sorry, I digress). I will update my review when I eat here next and when I actually go in. I hear they have good food. Amazing donair!!!!! I was so shocked - it was a spontaneous idea to get a donair as we approached this dive. I sent the hubby in to go get one to share. He eats pizza there from time to time but had never got the donair. We'll be back the next time we have a hankering. And... I'll be back to try the pizza.

Our order: stoneware bibimbap, galbi set, gamjatang and seafood pancake…read more My go-to order at a Korean restaurant is always gamjatang. The flavors here were rich and deep and maybe even mild for me but... potato was nowhere to be found in potato soup. The galbi was sweet and well marinated, soft yet chewy. Wholesome bowl of bibimbap with a good mix and balance of textures and flavors from the veggies, meat, grains and egg, bound by a few squeezes of gochujang. I wish there was more seafood in the pancake, but what was there made up in taste. Settled in a quiet and sleepy plaza, we were their last customers for the night. Service was attentive and thoughtful, the server asked about our preferences for water temperature and cleaned up promptly in a team. The restaurant offers KBBQ in addition to a la carte.

What a wonderful surprise! I visited with my daughter for lunch in May '23. She speaks fair Korean…read moreand has spent some time there, so was able to give me some great hints about the menu. It's a small space with maybe a couple of dozen covers, simply decorated with some lovely fabric prints on the walls. Tables have the hot grill plate, if you're going that way. Our waitress was delightful, especially when she discovered she was entertating a fellow Korean speaker. Encouragingly the clientele was heavy on oriental folk and the food was just superb. We went quite light, what with it being lunchtime and everything was tasty, good size and very authentic, according to my daughter. With the population growing in the area, I sincerely hope this excellent establishment flourishes.