Something tells me they aren’t using some high quality special chicken, that wouldn’t be cost effective. I think they just heavily treat it in buttermilk and eggs or something
shareMy Chic Fil-A order is the Spicy Chicken Deluxe combo with Diet lemonade and Chic Fil-A & Buffalo Sauce.
shareChickfila's sandwich and fries are unremarkable. Everything else they make is actually pretty bad. I'd eat there again before I'd eat at Burger King or Dairy Queen but it is pretty low on the FF scale.
Who cares about their politics?
Wendy's > In-n-Out > Del Taco > Firehouse > 5 guys > Panda > Popeyes >>> the rest
You put Wendy’s above all of those other places?!
shareI've always thought of Chick-Fil-A as the In-N-Out Burger of chicken sandwiches, they just really put a good amount of quality effort into their food. The employees aren't your average Fast Food employees, that's for sure.
sharePopeye's: "The sandwich is a crispy fried chicken breast, topped with pickles, slicked with your choice of mayo or spicy Cajun sauce, and nestled on a brioche bun."
The brioche bun makes a big difference in the taste for Popeye's. Those brioche buns cost significantly more in grocery stores than regular buns used by other fast food chicken places. They taste better.
Dude people were getting stabbed over that sandwich. That's a serious sandwich.
Also, popeye's always slips me some chicken for my dog.
Stabbed to DEATH! That's why I had to try it. Surprisingly good.
The guy who "cut in line" was just trying to talk to his girlfriend, who worked there. He wasn't buying a chicken sandwich, and lost his life.
I didn't stab anyone, but I did wait in line for 40min once. The cajun sauce though.
shareIt's good food. You can screech about their religion if that is your opinion.
shareChicken sandwiches, nuggets, salads, mac n cheese are all very good. Fries are meh. The people who work there are very nice and they keep the drive thru line moving faster than any other fast-food place I've seen.
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Chicken tenders with chick fil a sauce n’ waffle fries. Good eatin’
They are expensive and their portions are tiny though. I guess it follows the ol’ adage, “you get what you pay for”.