Chick-fil-A

The employees are super! The meat is good. I always ask for fresh fries, but 9 times out of 10 they give me whatever is sitting there and it is always mushy. Today I took my fries back and said that I didn’t mind waiting for fresh ones to be made. They just gave me another order of mushy fries which I threw away.

I had the pleasure of eating at this location on Tuesday 7÷23÷2013. The food was prepared well and hot, the fries were fresh and the lemonade was absolutely fantastic. The staff was quick and very friendly and courteous and definitely wanted to please me. Thank you for presenting this location in a professional manner. I will return there when I am shopping in the mall.

I have to admit that I do like their chicken sandwiches. But I can’t abide their stance on gay marriage and other social issues. I refuse to eat here anymore.

I like this place. Unlike other reviews, I will stick to this location, food, and service only. The service is fast and the staff is warm and accommodating. You get that consistent Chick-​Fil-​A taste as you would at any location. I did not see one unhappy face at this location. At this location, if you are eating in the general area of the restaurant, one of the employees will be around to see if you need a refill. Sure you get this at other Chick-​Fil-​A locations but you hardly ever find this type of service in a food court setting. I will continue to eat here as long as I shop at the Charleston Town Center.

First off, I object to a place that closes on Sunday for religious reasons. If the mall is open and so is everything else in the food court, you should be too. Makes me want to refuse to sell their workers anything on Sundays.
Anyway…The food is alright, but don’t let it get cold. I got the little chicken bites once and the first two or three were great, but then they started cooling down and it was just disgusting. Peanut oil, I think.

Oh, I used to eat here ALL the time. I was such a mallrat in my teen years. The Town Center was like the only place to hang out where there would actually be people around, so we used to hang here all day looking for crap to do. Getting kicked out of the food court for «loitering» was a regular occurrence (because we looked funny).
The chick-​fil-​a was a favorite of mine (I was a meat eater back then) because of those delicious lil pickles on the sandwich. Also, the sweet tea is pretty killer. And the waffle fries! Okay, there is a lot I liked about it. What I really hated about it was that they were closed on Sundays (as are all chick-​fil-​a locations) because I was also an ardent ATHEIST back then, and damn you for denying my secular ass some chick’n! Damn you straight to your god’s hell! Now I’m agnostic. Maybe damn you to hell, maybe not.