Chick-fil-A

"Our first time at Chick-fil-A, and we weren't disappointed. I was curious about the chicken sandwich as many people state this is the best one on a fast food chain in the US. I think the sandwich was fine (not extraordinary), but the service was brilliant. All the staff felt happy to be there, and we got one of the employees talking to us about all the nice details they have there. She gave us some delicious sauces to try (we tried them all!), and this made our first meal in US magical. The expectations were high, and we weren't disappointed."

"I didn't go in just ordered through the drive thru. The woman taking orders was very pleasant, caring, and efficient. I haven't eaten yet so the food rating is based on previous experiences. If it's different, I'll update this review but they are fairly consistent."

"As Usual food was good as fast food goes, bathrooms are clean service is excellent. Not your usual fast food restaurant. Will visit again on my travels."

"We had an early appointment and decided to stop for breakfast on the way home. Chick-fil-A is always a good choice for both of us. This was our first time at this location and it can be a little tricky to get into when coming from the east. We arrived, parked and walked inside. They weren't very busy but we had a short wait as a customer had no idea what they wanted. We quickly placed our order, paid and received our drinks and went to sit and wait for them to call us. We only had a short wait before they called and we got to dig into our food. I had the egg white girl which is my go-to breakfast from them and my kid had the hash brown burrito with grilled chicken and hash browns. Sometimes you can't have too many hash browns. The food was made correctly and looked good. Everything was hot and delicious. This is a very nice location with a playroom inside that is open and a double drive-thru which has become standard at Chick-fil-A. The drive-thru was fairly busy the entire time that we were dining. My only issue was when we left as the parking lot is one way. I realized when we pulled out of our space and went to leave that The pylons that they have to define the drive-thru lanes intrude upon the lane you use to exit past several spaces including the handicap accessible ones. What would be an issue is if a larger vehicle was in any of the spaces or if a good sized van with a hitch setup that holds a wheelchair or scooter on the back you could not exit without driving over the pylons. From my point of view this is a very poor design. I realized that they may have had a single drive through lane when they opened but no matter what with two of them it becomes a problem especially if they are crowded."