Chick-fil-A Food Review

Chick-fil-A’s speciality is their chicken, hence their cow mascot with the ironic “ Eat Mor Chickin” sign. Chicken is their game, only serving poultry main courses. They also serve sides such as salads and chicken noodle soup. I’ll be honest, when I first tried the classic Chick-fil-A sandwich I wasn’t overly impressed. Since then, I’ve grown in love with the Chick-fil-A franchise, especially their nuggets and waffle fries. I eat there at least once a week and every time I get the same great experience. The restaurant also serves an amazing breakfast, such as 4-count chicken-n-minis, chicken sandwich on a bucsit, hash brown scramble bowl and a breakfast burrito. Breakfast ends at 10:30 then transitions to its lunch and dinner menu. Reasons some people don’t like the Chick-fil-A franchise is due to the company’s values are based on religious beliefs; most notably, all Chick-fil-A restaurants are closed for business on Sundays. In the past they’ve invested millions into profit funded groups that oppose same-sex marriage. Since then, Chick-fil- A has made the statement, “to treat everyone with honor dignity and respect, regardless of sexual orientation”. I concur their customer service is five star. Junior, Katie Noyd, is known for her optimism toward Chick-fil-A. Her favorite part about working at Chick-fil-A for the past 8 months has been “ working in an environment with such a great team”. She then added, “ The regulars are my favorite part of the working experience, besides Kevin ( just a guy that comes in and tells me he doesn’t want water from me), he’s mean”.

Visit Katie Noyd in South Park Mall Chick-fil-A. They’re open 9:30 a.m-9:00 p.m everyday, except Sunday.

They is also the brand new Chick-fil-A restaurant by Steak-n-Shake open 6:30 a.m- 10p.m everyday, except Sunday.