Just skip it. Not worth any wait, price, or any of their other bs. Not being open Sundays is just a slap in the face to everyone else.
(1)
Lara J.
I am editing my review to add in my experience in dealing with my new dietary restrictions. I had written this place off since I can no longer eat gluten. I still cry myself to sleep at night thinking about the soup and how we will never be together again. But I have missed MSG-laden fast food fries. So I looked it up and there are a few things here I can eat. I ordered a fry (they aren't cooked in the same oil as the other products) and a Cobb salad, hold the corn (not sure if since the corn is seasoned if I can eat it) and with grilled chicken. I spoke with the manager about using a clean knife to slice the chicken and wearing new gloves to prepare it. And I didn't get sick! Yeeehaw! I am so happy to know that I can zip in here or at another location while traveling and be safe. Also- I'd like to add something- you people line up all the way out to the main road to use the drive-thru. I laugh at you. I walk right in and back out a few minutes later with my food- and you're only a couple cars further in line. Go 'Murcia! Older review - Darn you Chick-Fil-A! I HATE the things you make me do. I was successfully boycotting you. I don't want my money going to your owner so that he can make donations to institutions that try to take rights away from people and treat them as second class citizens. I prefer to spend my money at places that aren't evil and full of hate. I WAS being good and avoiding your delicious, bigot-filled cookies and cream delight of a milkshake. And then I got sick and craved chicken noodle soup. So I forked over $5 to help you fight The Gay and something AWFUL happened. Your chicken soup lit up my body and soul with joy. The soup was divine. I ran into the closet and hid. I was so ashamed. I couldn't tell my husband what I had done. I sought forgiveness and used research to help me heal. There I learned two things: 1) through publicized tax returns, I saw that your CEO did not donate any of his profits last year to the hate-group-that-pretends-to-not-be-a-hate-group. Okay. So he learned his lesson about mixing business with his religion. So long as my money isn't going to fund "torture-the-gay-out-of-your-son" programs and the like, I don't care who or what you pray to. And 2) that there is at least FOUR different sources of MSG in the soup. Ugh!!! Now while we do eat out a lot, at home we don't eat any artificial preservatives, food colorings and things like that. Only 100% real food. So this finding made me weep. But how much do I love the soup?? Enough to poison my body with MSG on a weekly basis. I even brought my husband over to the dark side. Not only that, but the Lemonade is a gift from some God or two. The side salad with those roasted red pepper strips and the buttermilk ranch dressing makes me quiver with ecstasy. The fries are satisfying. As far as breakfast goes, I love the chicken burrito. What don't I like? I find the chicken sandwiches disgusting. My taste buds hate them. There's a taste- a tang or something. Uck. The chicken salad sandwich isn't much better. The grilled chicken is great- but I dislike the wheat bun. I also don't like that my soup craving always seems to hit on a Sunday when you're closed. Saying, "My pleasure" in response to "Thank you" has entertained my boys to no end. Without being rude, they make it a game to see who can get the most "my pleasures" in a single visit. My husband is winning with 6.
(4)
Linda A.
This location gets packed pretty quickly through their drive thru. If the lines are too long, however, it is quicker to just get out of the car and go inside and order. The most I've waited in the drive thru is about 10 minutes, but even then, the food came out super hot and very fresh.
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Wade C.
The place always looks great, the food is fresh and more wholesome than 90 percent of fast food restaurants, the service people are always friendly and very attentive. The weird thing is there is an older guy that sits at a booth talking shop with the counter girls, clearly he has some authority over them (must be the franchisee) , but it's a little strange. Several times I've seen members of the staff sit at the booth with him. Now he may be a nice guy, but it's awkward for staff and customers alike Guy is a little goofy with weird expressions, and a loud voice making comments on and to his employees. Strange set up, a little creepy. Big advice for him: either work or stay out of there, you're no Ray Kroc.
(4)
Kris N.
Boo for this Chick-Fil-A. This is the ONLY one I've found that won't exchange the kids toy for ice cream. The cashier was very friendly but explained that this decision is owner/operator dependent. Food was great, as usual.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Formal (Jacket Required) Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
Greg A.
Just skip it. Not worth any wait, price, or any of their other bs. Not being open Sundays is just a slap in the face to everyone else.
(1)Lara J.
I am editing my review to add in my experience in dealing with my new dietary restrictions. I had written this place off since I can no longer eat gluten. I still cry myself to sleep at night thinking about the soup and how we will never be together again. But I have missed MSG-laden fast food fries. So I looked it up and there are a few things here I can eat. I ordered a fry (they aren't cooked in the same oil as the other products) and a Cobb salad, hold the corn (not sure if since the corn is seasoned if I can eat it) and with grilled chicken. I spoke with the manager about using a clean knife to slice the chicken and wearing new gloves to prepare it. And I didn't get sick! Yeeehaw! I am so happy to know that I can zip in here or at another location while traveling and be safe. Also- I'd like to add something- you people line up all the way out to the main road to use the drive-thru. I laugh at you. I walk right in and back out a few minutes later with my food- and you're only a couple cars further in line. Go 'Murcia! Older review - Darn you Chick-Fil-A! I HATE the things you make me do. I was successfully boycotting you. I don't want my money going to your owner so that he can make donations to institutions that try to take rights away from people and treat them as second class citizens. I prefer to spend my money at places that aren't evil and full of hate. I WAS being good and avoiding your delicious, bigot-filled cookies and cream delight of a milkshake. And then I got sick and craved chicken noodle soup. So I forked over $5 to help you fight The Gay and something AWFUL happened. Your chicken soup lit up my body and soul with joy. The soup was divine. I ran into the closet and hid. I was so ashamed. I couldn't tell my husband what I had done. I sought forgiveness and used research to help me heal. There I learned two things: 1) through publicized tax returns, I saw that your CEO did not donate any of his profits last year to the hate-group-that-pretends-to-not-be-a-hate-group. Okay. So he learned his lesson about mixing business with his religion. So long as my money isn't going to fund "torture-the-gay-out-of-your-son" programs and the like, I don't care who or what you pray to. And 2) that there is at least FOUR different sources of MSG in the soup. Ugh!!! Now while we do eat out a lot, at home we don't eat any artificial preservatives, food colorings and things like that. Only 100% real food. So this finding made me weep. But how much do I love the soup?? Enough to poison my body with MSG on a weekly basis. I even brought my husband over to the dark side. Not only that, but the Lemonade is a gift from some God or two. The side salad with those roasted red pepper strips and the buttermilk ranch dressing makes me quiver with ecstasy. The fries are satisfying. As far as breakfast goes, I love the chicken burrito. What don't I like? I find the chicken sandwiches disgusting. My taste buds hate them. There's a taste- a tang or something. Uck. The chicken salad sandwich isn't much better. The grilled chicken is great- but I dislike the wheat bun. I also don't like that my soup craving always seems to hit on a Sunday when you're closed. Saying, "My pleasure" in response to "Thank you" has entertained my boys to no end. Without being rude, they make it a game to see who can get the most "my pleasures" in a single visit. My husband is winning with 6.
(4)Linda A.
This location gets packed pretty quickly through their drive thru. If the lines are too long, however, it is quicker to just get out of the car and go inside and order. The most I've waited in the drive thru is about 10 minutes, but even then, the food came out super hot and very fresh.
(4)Wade C.
The place always looks great, the food is fresh and more wholesome than 90 percent of fast food restaurants, the service people are always friendly and very attentive. The weird thing is there is an older guy that sits at a booth talking shop with the counter girls, clearly he has some authority over them (must be the franchisee) , but it's a little strange. Several times I've seen members of the staff sit at the booth with him. Now he may be a nice guy, but it's awkward for staff and customers alike Guy is a little goofy with weird expressions, and a loud voice making comments on and to his employees. Strange set up, a little creepy. Big advice for him: either work or stay out of there, you're no Ray Kroc.
(4)Kris N.
Boo for this Chick-Fil-A. This is the ONLY one I've found that won't exchange the kids toy for ice cream. The cashier was very friendly but explained that this decision is owner/operator dependent. Food was great, as usual.
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