During delivery through apps nothing ever gets right - that's with all Wendy's or any place I think…read more- too busy trying to accept the order that they miss stuff- like the drink with the meal- Regardless I am addicted to the Chilli Cheese Nachos! Lol

Tasty food, bright store. Once in a while the peppers of the food do not follow the choices you ask…read morefor, but will fix it when asked.

This taste just like Tareks cafe…read more Garlic sauce is amazing with the full garlic flavor and thr mix shawarma plate is full with salad and rice Will definitely order again!!!

Hands down the best baba ganoush I've eaten anywhere. Kofte, kebab and lamb shank are all…read moreexcellent. Salads are fresh, the rice is fluffy and all for a great price.

Filipino food is probably my favourite international cuisine, with its delicious mix of Asian and…read moreSpanish flavours, and while their fast food is much more American-ized than their more traditional stuff, it's its own little niche that deserves some love too! McJolly was started by Filipino immigrants who became restauranteurs in Halifax and takes its name from two of the most popular fast food chains in the Philippines. No guesses are needed for the prefix, but the second part may be less familiar for Maritimers - Jollibee. They're only just starting to expand in Canada, with about 30 locations across the country, and are known for their assorted menu of fried chicken, burgers, and Filipino-style spaghetti. The menu at McJolly is much the same, and I had the fried chicken section in my sights. I went for Comb Meal #3 - fried chicken, rice and your choice of coleslaw or corn (I chose the latter). I thought I was getting a lighter meal than some of the combos that have both rice and spaghetti, but when my tray was in front of me, the *four* pieces of chicken (two drumsticks and two thighs, go Team Dark Meat!) said otherwise! Hilariously, I was in a bit of a rush to get to a job interview, so I had to inhale this meal and couldn't quite give it the attention it deserved, but there were really only four different items - the chicken, steamed rice, corn and gravy. I won't play coy and leave it until the end of the review - the chicken was awesome! The coating was super crisp, and the meat within was moist and tender. I do wish Filipino fried chicken had more seasoning to it, but hey, well executed fried chicken is still a wonderful thing! The gravy had a pleasant peppery kick to it, and I slathered it over both the chicken and the rice. The small cup of corn was a bit of an afterthought, and I probably should have gone with the coleslaw on the off chance that it would be a vinegar-based dressing to have something to cut through the rich chicken, but it's likely mayo-based anyway. I love that Filipino food has really been blowing up in Halifax the past few years, and I'll definitely be doing a deep dive into it all, including a return visit to McJolly for the spaghetti next time!

Food was amazing . On point. Delicious. Pro tip: use the sriracha sauce with your rice!…read more 10/10 would recommend

Local burger chain with two locations - this is their one in Halifax (other is by Woodside ferry…read moreterminal in Dartmouth) Came for breakfast a couple of times - hard to beat the breakfast sandwich and coffee for four dollars these days. Can get a standard breakfast for five dollars. Found the sandwich quite tasty although a bit greasy. The coffee was so so. Will need to come back and try the burgers at some point which is their main gig!

Ordered original combo for takeout. Literally everyone after me got there food before I did. When…read moreI opened the bag at work there were no fries with the combo and the burger had a crappy dressing that I didn't order ... And it was lukewarm at best. Will never go back

Ok so the KFC business has been crazy since Covid- now you can't call the store to order- it most…read morebe prepaid- that's fine though. Anyway I was not much of a fan of the quinpool rd location in the past regardless, but now based on location they choose the closest one in the app- I will say I've had pretty good customer service experiences with the store when I had a concern as the number is right there- the app itself could use some work- They usually always include an extra piece of chicken and yes may be to size but that's always a nice little find- and today I saw free poutine with an over $25 order on the app- and it didn't give a promo code or say just include it to be comped so when I last looked it says offer applied, when I verified with the store it wasnt there so the customer service number was the store they provided and the person didn't know- anyway long story short they applied it but informed it needs to be added as in add the deal button which I didn't see at first so that was very nice- a d the lady on the phone was greatly helpful- and the chicken looked good from the pieces to the tenders to the popcorn chicken for me and my family.

Ordered delivery from this location today and it was late. When I called to ask about the arrival…read moretime the guy on the phone was very rude and said "what are you looking for, chicken? You have to order online". I asked again about the order and he said he doesn't have any orders then he asked someone else who confirmed it was on the way. Terrible service. The food was obviously sitting around for a while. The chicken was super dry and chewy. Won't be ordering from here again.

The fries in the peanut oil are delicious and plentiful!…read more The grilled cheese could be bigger/ burgers good and options out of this world! Love the milkshakes any flavour will do here!!

5 guys is like a Macdonalds order left in the bag for a day then reheated in a microwave. But costs…read moretwice the price. My family of 4 all felt the same. 5guys was easily the worst burger and fries we've had in years. If you want something quick and cheap, just go to Macdonalds, Burger King, Dairy Queen -anything. They are all better and cheaper. If you want anything like the stuff that's described in all the signage throughout the space - like having the best burgers and fries you can buy - don't eat there. Turn around and spend a few dollars more at The Narrows or Salt and Ash or Darrell's. All of them are a few dollars more, however amazing and enjoyable. Great environments, tastes incredible with great ingredients. Don't waste your money at Five Guys.

This is a pretty good McDonald's. The staff is quick and kind…read more I like that they make the food when you order it, not like in the States. That makes it HOT and of good taste and quality when you receive it. It's pretty crowded in here late at night. There's security and cops in there from time to time. It wasn't rowdy.

Used to go here in the early morning (yes they're open all night!) and the place would be filthy…read morewith garbage everywhere, but the service was always fast and they never messed up my order, overall it always tasted like mcdonalds.

The food was appropriate within its order and timing through door dash but dam, does one hamburger…read moreequal 1 pickle? So cheap on the ingredients- wow

So get this I ordered 1 cheeseburger with fries They gave me my fries BUT THERE WAS ONLY 3 LIKE…read moreWHAT AND 2/3 OF THEM WERE BURNT. So i'm fuming but I try to be optimistic and open my cheeseburger and why am I not surprised THE FOOD IS HORRID IT TASTED LIKE SHIT. I went to complain and they were so rude they started filming me saying I was a Karen or something so I left the store 10 seconds later i'm in my car about to leave and they shout something at me in there language but there are somethings you don't have to translate. To top it all off the noise level was INSANE when I was in there. 1 Star

Very urban setting. Would prefer less busy spot. We were…read moreable to dine outdoors with our dogs on the front deck. Shepherds pie & chicken/leek pie were top notch. Pear salad pretty good. Nemo provided good service.

When the sun is out and the patios are full, sometimes the smart play is going to a cool, dark pub…read moreto beat both the crowds and the heat, and this is what brought me to Quinn's Arms for the first time. The room is cozy and classy, with darkly-painted wainscoting, warm wallpaper and just enough lighting to set the mood without straining the eyes of its older clientele (re. me) . That's not to say it's all blue hairs here, but there's definitely a different crowd here than the latest, trendy spot. Looking to satiate our hunger after a long day, the menu had a lot of tempting options for my wife and I. They've got a commendable handful of bar bites - pickles, pickled eggs, sweet and spicy nuts, and a few assorted carbs - but we were feeling something more substantial. The mains are probably the most traditional part of the menu, which utilizes the plus sign instead of an ampersand or the word 'and', so they stay cool that way. I kid, and I dig traditional pub food; all the more so when it gets a more creative touch in composition and execution than your typical pub, which Quinn's menu definitely seems to be going for. I went for the minced beef + cheese pie, while my other half chose the bangers + mash. The ol' plus sign really reads better on a menu. With a limited crowd, it didn't take long for our food to arrive. Savoury pastries can be a double-edged sword, and since my youthful days of microwaved Pizza Pockets (TM) (I've grown to bake them as the mature adult with discerning tastes that I am), I have learned nothing. A hungry man is not a patient one, and I have the mouth burns to prove it. The menu states that the pie is made from beef blade, caramelized onions and an HP + cheddar sauce, but when this all combined in the hot mess of a pie, while delicious, it mainly came off as rich and salty. Not fake gravy salty, but still pretty salty. And this is coming from an avowed lover of salty foods. I appreciated that the roasted garlic mashed potatoes didn't pull any punches and had a big hit of vampire repellent. The charred broccoli was a subtle green flag - steamed and boiled veg (often from frozen) is a telltale sign of a restaurant that isn't even trying, so even this small tweak to the preparation makes a meaningful difference. My wife's meal was quite similar to mine, but two large sausages took the place of my pie. Chorizo sausages tagged in for whatever the standard British sausage is, and the flavour and mild hit of spice was a welcome upgrade. Service was easy going and attentive throughout our meal. Quinpool Road has an eclectic assortment of restaurants and having a pub that's putting in some effort is a great little anchor for the neighbourhood's food scene.