Chick-fil-A

Not a real Chick-​Fil-​A. A real Chick-​Fil-​A would NOT shut down their ice cream machine at 8:45. Truett would be disappointed in the management at this kiosk location. And based on my check in from June 2013 this is not an isolated incident.

Once again, they have really good service here. While we were eating our Classic Chicken sandwiches a staff member walked by to see if we wanted any sauce or other extras. I’ve never encountered service like that at any restaurant before. The prices are a little higher than some other fast food chains but that’s ok because the food is really good and fresh. Don’t forget, you can exchange the bible verses in the kid’s meal for an ice cream cone! It’s a busy destination in the food court but it’s well worth trying, especially if you haven’t had anything like it before.

Chick-​fil-​a is tops at fast-​food. I never feel sick an hour after eating at one and the food is always the finest in quality for what you pay. Service is always friendly and courteous at every location I have been to across the country.
Atmosphere — It is in a food court with a lunchtime crowd consisting of mostly trophy wives pushing strollers.
Service — Cheerful, helpful and pleasant w/​no push to supersize (nice).
Food — I always get the classic Chick-​fil-​a sandwich. There is something so gratifying in the simplicity of moist breaded chicken on a slightly buttered bun w/​two pickles. It is excellent! To stay healthy and to counter the leftover Halloween candy I have been devouring this past week, I decided to skip the waffle fries and Coke and try the new Carrot Raisin side salad and an un-​sweet tea. The tea was good but the side salad was the best! It had shredded carrot w/​plump soft raisins and I think sweet chunks of pineapple. If you like sweet and healthy, this is a must try and the whole reason why I am writing this review.
Overall — I got all this tastiness in combo meal for just $ 5.90.
Five fast food stars to Chick-​fil-​a!!!