Chick-fil-A

I don’t typically eat fast food, but for some reason I can’t say no to Chick-​fil-​A. This facility is always packed, so if your going for lunch plan ahead because it’s the busiest I’ve ever seen a CFA. The restaurant is super fast and efficient. If you go inside, the staff will bring your order to your table. that’s not typically for a fast food chain I’ve been to before.
The best part if your a service member, police office or fireman. the restaurant gives you 50% off your order if you’re in uniform.
Also if you place your cellphones in your tables’ box for the duration of your meal, the restaurant will give you free dessert.

Same great quality taste and service at every Chick Fil A… people like consistency
Breakfast: I tried the chicken minis after a recommendation from my favorite Unilocaler but was not too impressed. The biscuit that encases the always tender, succulent, and crispy piece of chicken was a little to sweet for me. From now on I’ll stick with the classic chicken biscuit, you can’t mess with perfection.

Appearance and customer service wise, this place is one of the best. The employees are friendly and willing to give you as much sauce as you need. They kept the place very clean compared with other fast food restaurants. My boyfriend and I ate in and were able to get free refills relatively quickly.
The food that we received was decent. It was warm, but not hot (which is how I usually like my food). I had the chicken nugget meal with waffle fries which tasted alright, but the battered/​fried layer was coming off the chicken nuggets themselves. My boyfriend had the chicken salad sandwich and it was bland, but not horrible. I liked the fact that they had cherry Coke there and my boyfriend commented that the sweet tea was good.

I feel like I have finally seen the light, as far as fast food chicken sandwich establishments are concerned. My first Chik-​Fil-​A experience was everything I ever dreamed of, and more. Overwhelmed with chickeny choices, I opted for the Spicy Chicken Sandwich meal, complete with waffle fries and sweet tea (gotta keep it authentic down south). The generous chicken breast was moist, meaty, lightly breaded and spicy indeed. The lettuce and tomato looked great and the pepperjack cheese was a clever means of upping the spice quotient. I might have preferred the cheese to be slightly melted, but that’s just me– not a big deal. The waffle fries were equally tasty, and service was very prompt and polite. The place was completely packed at 7pm on a Monday evening, so that definitely says something, in my opinion. They also have a great looking breakfast menu, so I have a sneaking suspicion I will be back before my time in Aiken is up.
As a side note, I think the average age of the employees here was 14, and 90% of them were petite blond girls. The oldest employee was probably 19 at most.
If you have a craving for awesome chicken sandwiches served by nubile young southern lasses, look no further!