Bojangles,

130 Crock Wells Mill Dr, Winchester, VA 22603, United States

"Stopped in w/grandson. The food is very good, he to agreed. It was not a busy place, so I waited a few minutes for food. Which was fine because it was fresh. I'll be back."

"Decided to stop and have dinner after shopping what a waste of time. Arrived about 5:15pm and waited at the counter for almost 10 min and never got waited on. One employee came out to the front and saw my wife and myself standing there 3 different time and never acknowledged that we were there but return back to who knows where. Then another employee came to the front and had a conversation with a person who came after my wife and me. They acted like they knew each other because the employee was heard telling them that grandma had already gotten the Mac and cheese. Again this employee didn't acknowledged us. After that my wife said let go some place else. I under stand it the holidays but to act like they are is just down wrong and tells me that this location just doesn't care. This falls back on the management, if the management don't care why should the employees. Have always like the good but I guess I'll have to look for someplace else to get a bite to eat."

"This Bojangles was clean, the staff was nice and the food was delicious."

"Bojangles had fantastic food at all locations. However, this location has the best service. My husband and I stop there for breakfast when traveling as it is on the way out from our home. The staff here is always very kind and always has a smile on their faces no matter how busy they are or how slow they are. The drive thru staff are always patient and helpful."

"So happy that I didn't have to wait until I drive down South for Bojangles. This is the 2nd Bojangles I have eaten at up in NOVA. The other one was in Sterling. The fried chicken, biscuit, and sides are delicious. My pup, Lola, loves Bojangles fried chicken. Customer service was good... polite but lack the welcoming feeling I consistently get from the central VA to SC locations. Maybe it is the DC metropolitan attitude."