Chick-fil-A

"First time eating at Chic-fil-A as we do not have it in Singapore. Must say it is the best tasting QSR brands so far in America. Really like the grilled and chicken as they were done nicely and not too dry as compared to others. The sauces that we had was average. The service was good and fast and so was the atmosphere. Interesting bin as the only operator we have seen has made such an investment."

"I just moved to the area and this was the first and will likely be the last time I use this location which is a shame as I enjoy Chick-fil-a breakfast. First, the wait time was ridiculous in the drive thru at breakfast. I should not be in line almost 20 minutes with only three cars in front of me. Its no longer FAST food if I could have cooked, eaten, and cleaned my breakfast faster at home. Second, I'm tired of these restaurants thinking that the best way to control costs is to serve portions that are less than. My hash brown weren't even half full. I counted 9 measley little hash brown coins. Like really? I've been going to various chick-fil-a locations for breakfast for YEARS and have seen this only a handful of times and usually at new locations with new employees. Maybe they were just having an off morning, but the likeliness of my return is not good."

"They got my order wrong, they gave me chicken nuggets instead of a sandwich. I called to get the order replaced and received even worse service. I won’t be doing business with this company in the future, very anti-Christ behavior."

"I like the service here, everyone has been polite, attentive and helpful. The food is great, made fresh and the fries are always hot. I Don’t think this place needs to change what it’s doing. Everything is great here."

"Update- 9/19/23- I went through the drive thru and ordered only a breaded chicken sandwich with lettuce only. We waited about 15 minutes to get to the pick up window, which is too long to wait for a single sandwich. The bill was $5.29 and I handed the young man $10.29 cash. He then handed me the bag with the sandwich and walked away. I waited a minute to see if he would bring my change. When he did not, I called him over and explained that I gave him $10.29 and the bill was $5.29 and I was waiting for change. He did not understand so I explained it again. He called his manager over and told her what I said and asked her what to do. She told him to give me my change. He was confused and he asked her how much to give me. She told him to give me a five dollar bill. A coworker said to him “It’s simple math.” After another minute or so, he finally gave me $5.00. When I looked at the sandwich the lettuce was completely wilted and looked old, so I threw it away and just ate the sandwich. This experience concerns me on a few levels. I don’t understand the popularity of Chick-fil-A. I am not in a hurry to return."