Been here many times…read more Friendly, fast service Spicy Chicken Combo Under $11 AC is working Lots of tables

I repeat do not eat at this establishment. Filthiest place and people I've seen yet. Don't know any…read moreEnglish. Very unprofessional and rude . Would not recommend this Wendy's to my worst enemy. Sad Princeton sad.

Tasty. Fast service. Busy location. This place is always a…read morego-to for lunch or dinner. The service is pretty fast, and the food is always fresh. Besides the food, what makes this place stand out is the variety of drinks. Don't forget to get their pitas--they're delicious! TIP: Download the CAVA app and earn points for free items.

Ingredient are always fresh. Love the Mediterranean flavors. I love the tzatziki and feta here…read more Love the Maine root drink options and fresh teas/lemonades. A little pricy but love the quality and it's just the right amount of food for me. I'd go for lunch often!

This Nashville hot chicken place has potential, especially if you just focus on the chicken…read more I hadn't been at this strip mall next to Costco in ages, and along with this chicken joint, there are a few other new shops. Country style decor but definitely halal. I saw the menu online and noted that prices seemed a bit steep. Luckily the in-store prices seemed about $1-$2 less, but still kind of high. I ordered the 2 tenders with fries at medium heat, Mac n cheese and a chocolate shake. There was only one other table occupied at lunch time. I waited about 12 minutes for my takeout order. The tenders were the best part of the meal, juicy meat with a light but crispy batter that I was envisioning on bone in skin on parts. I went with medium spice which felt more like spicy to me, I'd probably do mild in the future. The blazin sauce was ok, the ranch was good and helped control the heat. The generous portion of fries were not good. Soggy and salty, I tried to crisp them up in the oven and it helped a little , but way too salty. The Mac and cheese was also a generous portion, but seemed to be a more child friendly(bland) version. Almost like a cheez wiz sauce. I did not like. Lastly the shake was very good. They advertise using Hagen Daz, and it showed. Service was professional but kind of cold. No hello or thank you. I'm still kind of undecided if I'll return. This was an expensive lunch that I wasn't able to eat half of. I am curious to try their smash burger, but at the end of the day prefer to spend my food dollars at places that appreciate my business.

So it goes with high hopes. I ordered takeout from Flamin Feathers for lunch because I enjoy the…read moreminor gamble of trusting new places. Life is full of gambles. Love. War. Fried chicken. I went for the Flamin Waffle Sandwich at the "hot" spice level, which seemed brave at the time and possibly foolish in retrospect. The chicken itself was quite good. Really. Juicy. Spiced like someone back there still cares about seasoning. The flamin sauce was a pleasant surprise too. Tangy. Spicy. I could hear it saying, "I got you," as it met the chicken. And then came the waffle. It was supposed to be the bread. It was not. It was more of a warm sponge that gave up the moment it was asked to perform a structural task. Fell apart like a wet paperback novel in a monsoon. Possibly edible with a fork if you like your sandwiches like that. I don't. Then there were the fries. Imagine someone steamed them by accident and then whispered to them about what crispness might have felt like in another life. They arrived clumped together in greasy clusters, like they'd survived something traumatic and refused to let go of each other. Sorry, but I generally prefer my sides to not be trauma bound, thank you very much. Eighteen dollars and ninety-nine cents. For that. I wanted to love this place. I wanted to be the guy who discovered the next neighborhood gem. But lunch isn't a metaphor. Lunch is lunch. Three stars because the chicken was good and because I'm not a monster. Be careful with your lunch money.

amazing time at this chipotle. i came there at 10:58pm (they close at 11:00pm) and the doors were…read morelocked . I was so sad and hungry i started to cry. Then a chipolte employee noticed me...she pointed...smiled...and held up my order number. I then stopped crying and started smiling. Then another employee came to me and asked me my name. Alexander V. i responded. He then went back in and the first employee made me a fresh bowl. And the second employee handed it back to me. I was so thrilled i started crying. And then I left happy and full (although i hadn't eaten yet). To recap, came at closing, made me a fresh bowl, and hand delivered it to me. Fantastic Chiplote, fantastic people. All love

Obviously annoyed by months of playing defense over smaller portion sizes, Chipotle CEO Scott…read moreBoatwright actually told a group of investment analysts that if consumers want bigger portions all they have to do is ask and any team member will gladly provide them free of charge. I'm not really a fan of Chipotle but this bit of C-Suite prevarication might be worth taking out for a test drive at an actual location. Scott, what's Plan B after I'm laughed out of the store? Run an ad for a week or two outlining the policy and I might believe it.

Food is great, delicious and exactly what it should be. Service can be decent or excellent but…read morenever bad.

I'm surprised no one has reviewed this place yet, it's probably your best option in the food court…read moreat Quakerbridge Mall apart from Cinnabon. The cheesesteaks are big, inexpensive, and delicious. They cook everything in front of you, ingredients are fresh, and almost all additional toppings are free of charge and you can ask for as much as you want. Staff is extremely friendly too. My current favorite combo is the Bacon 3 Cheese Steak (steak, bacon, Swiss, cheddar, provolone), with their Ultimate Fries (topped with cheddar, bacon, and ranch dressing). This all comes with a drink for a discount, something like $12 total and it's enough to feed two people. You also get quite the juxtaposition as the place is adjacent to a Subway, where one miserable looking employee stands staring at his feet while everyone is ordering subs at Charley's. It really puts things into perspective seeing them side by side. Subway has no grill, a toaster oven, and a microwave. The ingredients have been sitting in tubs all day. Charley's has a grill that is in constant use, no microwave, and the little tubs of ingredients are constantly being replaced with fresh ones.

I'm surprised I have never reviewed Shake Shack Princeton, since I have eaten there enough times to…read moreprobably qualify as a very minor shareholder, at least in spirit. If we were being honest, we would call this location Lawrence Township, but honesty is not always the first ingredient in branding. Location, location, location, even for burgers. Getting there by car is an adventure best left to those with a flexible relationship to risk. The turn off Route 1 feels like a wager against fate, and the alternate path through the outer rings of Mercer Mall suggests a quiet exile. Fortunately, the Shake Shack app exists, sparing one from both traffic patterns and insurance claims. This is how I most recently enjoyed my meal, delivered neatly to my workplace for a coworker's birthday lunch, which felt appropriately celebratory. I usually order the Shack Stack, a dependable monument to excess where a burger and a breaded portobello mushroom coexist in harmony. This time, I strayed. I chose the "limited time" K-Shack Fried Chicken Sandwich, which arrived with promises of a spicy sweet sesame gochujang glaze, scallions, and kimchi slaw. The blueprint was sound. In execution, the flavors spoke in a whisper when they should have sung. The kimchi and the sauce both seemed to hold something back, as if saving themselves for another sandwich. I'm sure some focus group told them they liked it spicy, but just corporate spicy. Many people treat Shake Shack as the summit of elevated fast food. I remain a respectful observer rather than a true believer. Still, the food is consistently good, reliably satisfying, and, if you can avoid the drive, all the better. Four stars, because reliability is a virtue, even when geography is a nightmare.

Really solid experience from start to finish You can tell…read morethe food is made fresh -- nothing felt like it was sitting around waiting. The dining area was spotless, from the tables to the condiment station, which I always appreciate. Lots of seating choices inside, plus outdoor options when the weather isn't freezing Parking was a breeze with plenty of space available. A great spot when you want good food, a clean space, and zero hassle.

I love the strawberry salad and it's only around for the summer. The veggie sandwich has changed a…read morebit. The peppers are spicy so skip those if you aren't a fan of hot foods. Hummus is no longer cilantro flavored but still a great sandwich.

This is one of the nicer venues of the chain but pretty surprised to receive such bruised, inedible…read morestrawberries on my salad.

El Jalapeño Mexican Food Restaurant in Trenton, NJ, has quickly become one of our family's go to…read morespots whenever we're craving delicious Mexican cuisine. The food here is always fresh and flavorful, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients in every dish. From the vibrant salsas to the perfectly seasoned meats, every bite is great and you can tell the care and authenticity that goes into their cooking. Whether you're in the mood for classic tacos, hearty burritos, or something more unique, you can't go wrong at El Jalapeño. Highly recommended! Some of our favorite dishes are, mixed grilled plate. Whole fried fish, their tacos. All great.

As always - delicious fresh food and warm service with a lively musical atmosphere. Highly…read morerecommend the Burrito Divorciado and the Taco Salad. Two simple dishes done right.