Holy juicy chicken Batman! I'm pretty sure Notorious B.I.G. was thinking about this place when he wrote Juicy. Ok, maybe that's a stretch. The chicken however was fantastic. I went for lunch today while my dealer was getting me my drugs (Walgreen's), so I went across the parking lot to the Market. I had a half chicken plate with potatoes and a good sized chop salad. It only cost me 8 bucks. I tore through that chicken like somebody was waiting to take it away from me. Good stuff.
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Rhonda G.
I remember the one in Highland Park, eons ago.I remember the delicious butternut squash side. They are known for their sides. I was in need of one so I was pretty shocked when it wasn't there. I am slowly putting a dent in shrinking my body. And I'm really trying not to be one of those asshole converts where if it's not good for me it can't be good for you. I thought chicken not fried and a side of squash would be a no brainer. But to this company everyday should be Thanksgiving. The guys solution to my situation was a sample of sweet potato casserole. One bite and I thought I was gonna put every pound back on. The reason for a 3 is the staff was extremely nice and I talked to a manager who was appreciative of the squash suggestion and maybe make a pretend effort to be PC with the health trends. She said they were looking for some new ideas for sides. Even though I left empty handed, I felt it was a timely visit.
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Chloe S.
When you need delicious chicken and sides to comfort your tummy and soul, look no further than Boston Market. Nothing says lovin' like chicken, mac and cheese and a piece of cornbread. Yum! I nearly died when The Brooklyn Center one closed years ago. I pretty much took my job because of it's proximity to Boston Market.
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Matt M.
One of the few remaining a Good place for a Quick Lunch that's not a Burger The rotisserie Chicken is their Specialty that My Favorite ,Not Sure how Healthy it is for you but they do offer Veggies For Sides
Currently sitting in Boston Market right now. Twice the manager looks right at me but does not greet. Yet he greets ALL THE OTHER NON-WHITE CUSTOMERS'!
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Grace H.
I don't understand why so many people trash talked this chain. It wasn't gourmet but it wasn't horrible either. Good for a quick bite over the lunch our for us working peeps. I got a 1/4 rack of BBQ ribs, green beans, macaroni and bottomless soup for under 15 bucks. Didn't think that was a too shabby deal. While eating with my friend there was even an employee that checked on us and asked if everything was ok. I actually usually bring my own lunch to work but I might try this place again once in a while if I'm feeling too lazy to cook. Kind of reminds me of Old Country Buffet style food. Quantity over quality.
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Amy R.
Stopped in here after contemplating where to pick up something quick. Honestly, was surprised to find that this place was still open since so many others had closed. Ordered the all white meat rotisserie chicken salad carver. Pretty good and huge! The 9 grain fresh multi grain it came on was tasty too. Picked the macaroni and cheese as a side. Not bad. No tthe best. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
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Jennifer L.
I stopped in here for a sandwich today. The sandwich wasn't bad but the suggestive selling was so hardcore I will probably never come back. Employee one: "Do you want any sides?" me: "No, just the sandwich." Employee one: "Did you want a combo?" me: "No, just the sandwich." Employee one: "Did you want a Drink? me: "No, just the sandwich." Employee one: "Anything else?" me: "No, just the sandwich." Then I got to the register where the manager who (I am not kidding) pulled a Vanna move on the deserts when suggestive selling. He asked if I wanted any sides? Any chips? Did I want the combo? Did I want any deserts? (That's where the Vanna hand gesture came out - right there!) I think I would have been a little more understanding if the place was hopping and the manager hadn't heard the first employee asking me all these questions - but I kind of felt like he was using me as an example of how to be a good employee. (I should have looked for a video camera - maybe they were making a training video???) Actually - maybe if I hadn't been the only customer in the place they would have stopped after two questions instead of a half dozen? Argh. So this I have to say to you Boston Market - No means no. Get your hand out of my damn wallet.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Andy G.
Holy juicy chicken Batman! I'm pretty sure Notorious B.I.G. was thinking about this place when he wrote Juicy. Ok, maybe that's a stretch. The chicken however was fantastic. I went for lunch today while my dealer was getting me my drugs (Walgreen's), so I went across the parking lot to the Market. I had a half chicken plate with potatoes and a good sized chop salad. It only cost me 8 bucks. I tore through that chicken like somebody was waiting to take it away from me. Good stuff.
(3)Rhonda G.
I remember the one in Highland Park, eons ago.I remember the delicious butternut squash side. They are known for their sides. I was in need of one so I was pretty shocked when it wasn't there. I am slowly putting a dent in shrinking my body. And I'm really trying not to be one of those asshole converts where if it's not good for me it can't be good for you. I thought chicken not fried and a side of squash would be a no brainer. But to this company everyday should be Thanksgiving. The guys solution to my situation was a sample of sweet potato casserole. One bite and I thought I was gonna put every pound back on. The reason for a 3 is the staff was extremely nice and I talked to a manager who was appreciative of the squash suggestion and maybe make a pretend effort to be PC with the health trends. She said they were looking for some new ideas for sides. Even though I left empty handed, I felt it was a timely visit.
(3)Chloe S.
When you need delicious chicken and sides to comfort your tummy and soul, look no further than Boston Market. Nothing says lovin' like chicken, mac and cheese and a piece of cornbread. Yum! I nearly died when The Brooklyn Center one closed years ago. I pretty much took my job because of it's proximity to Boston Market.
(4)Matt M.
One of the few remaining a Good place for a Quick Lunch that's not a Burger The rotisserie Chicken is their Specialty that My Favorite ,Not Sure how Healthy it is for you but they do offer Veggies For Sides
(3)Mike L.
We infrequently come here, my fiancé and I love the turkey (also don't have to wait hours to eat it), so we come maybe once every 1-2 months. we enjoyed it thoroughly. The meat was the right temperature, the mashed potatoes were as expected but the cheesy noodles (mac n cheese?), were a bit underwhelming. The corn bread? Of course it was cold. Maybe that always happens with drive through? The cheese wasn't totally integrated in, it looked like Kraft macaroni that you haven't stirred enough yet. Their credit card machine broke down, resulting in us waiting 10 minutes like Culver's seems to every time. Did we get a coupon? No. An apology was nice. Indeed, Boston Market is McDonald's for upper middle class people. We'll go back, but it's well, it is what it is. The meat is great, the sides are ok.
(3)Funkee D.
Currently sitting in Boston Market right now. Twice the manager looks right at me but does not greet. Yet he greets ALL THE OTHER NON-WHITE CUSTOMERS'!
(1)Grace H.
I don't understand why so many people trash talked this chain. It wasn't gourmet but it wasn't horrible either. Good for a quick bite over the lunch our for us working peeps. I got a 1/4 rack of BBQ ribs, green beans, macaroni and bottomless soup for under 15 bucks. Didn't think that was a too shabby deal. While eating with my friend there was even an employee that checked on us and asked if everything was ok. I actually usually bring my own lunch to work but I might try this place again once in a while if I'm feeling too lazy to cook. Kind of reminds me of Old Country Buffet style food. Quantity over quality.
(4)Amy R.
Stopped in here after contemplating where to pick up something quick. Honestly, was surprised to find that this place was still open since so many others had closed. Ordered the all white meat rotisserie chicken salad carver. Pretty good and huge! The 9 grain fresh multi grain it came on was tasty too. Picked the macaroni and cheese as a side. Not bad. No tthe best. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
(4)Jennifer L.
I stopped in here for a sandwich today. The sandwich wasn't bad but the suggestive selling was so hardcore I will probably never come back. Employee one: "Do you want any sides?" me: "No, just the sandwich." Employee one: "Did you want a combo?" me: "No, just the sandwich." Employee one: "Did you want a Drink? me: "No, just the sandwich." Employee one: "Anything else?" me: "No, just the sandwich." Then I got to the register where the manager who (I am not kidding) pulled a Vanna move on the deserts when suggestive selling. He asked if I wanted any sides? Any chips? Did I want the combo? Did I want any deserts? (That's where the Vanna hand gesture came out - right there!) I think I would have been a little more understanding if the place was hopping and the manager hadn't heard the first employee asking me all these questions - but I kind of felt like he was using me as an example of how to be a good employee. (I should have looked for a video camera - maybe they were making a training video???) Actually - maybe if I hadn't been the only customer in the place they would have stopped after two questions instead of a half dozen? Argh. So this I have to say to you Boston Market - No means no. Get your hand out of my damn wallet.
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