Bojangles

Bojangles! Where you been all my life?!
We don’t have any in Chicago and when road tripping, my rule is I’ll eat at chains but only if we don’t have them at home. Bojangles fit the bill!
The place kicks Popeyes ass. SO much better. In fact, I doubt I’ll be able to eat Popeyes again knowing it’s just an inferior product. Bojangles is by far the best fast food fried chicken I’ve had.
This location wasn’t bad. Close to our hotel and clean. Employees were nice.

Always great food! Biscuits all day! New favorite the grilled chicken wrap, is very consistent

Bojangle’s you have a piece of my heart. There’s no Bo’s in So Calif so I wasn’t sure what to expect of this place. They rock!
The breakfast biscuits with the chicken are HUGE and so good. I’ve gotten fried chicken meals here and they are yummy. I’ve totally been in a fried chicken mood lately so luckily there’s a Bo’s near my house.
There breakfast Danish/​biscuits are really good too. Cinnamon and sweet without being over the top.
The fried chicken has a nice zing to it. Better than KFC, I must say. The sides are hit and miss but I do love all the choices they have.

Fried Chicken Strips in a box.
We don’t get to many places like this in the Northwest. I have a hate for chain places, but we were so hungry and so crunched on time we had no idea where to eat.
I enjoyed the chicken and the sides. I was starving though so anything would have tasted good at the moment.
My love for fried chicken had me licking my fingers.
The dipping sauces were tasty and different.

Stopped by here to get biscuits one night so I can have them for breakfast in the morning. Their biscuits are great tasting as I put local honey on them that I bought from a local produce store.
I used the drive thru to get my biscuits and service was fast and easy of course. The biscuity were wonderful the next morning with country crock butter added to them.
I had orange juice with my biscuits too.

I loved the Bo-​Rounds, the Bo-​Berry Biscuits! Other than that, it’s fast food. A place to go just to say you went.

We stopped here en route to and from our destination. For me, it was my first experiences with Bojangles. They have the best biscuits I’ve ever tasted. I bought the Cajun Filet Biscuit the first time around with a side of Bo-​Tato Rounds. The chicken was slightly spicy and flakey while the Botato Rounds were thick and potato-​y. Both were really enjoyable.

Biscuits are good but that was about it.
Service was rude, chicken was dry and had obviously been sitting around for awhile.

My husband and I were in a hurry to get up to Rock City in Chattanooga during our one day to explore, so we stopped into Bojangles for a quick bite. We’re not into «fast food», but we at least wanted to try something «southern.»
We weren’t very adventuresome, though! We did boneless fried chicken and fries. (Forget to try mac and cheese as a side!) We did give the Bo*Berry Sweet Bisquits and sweet tea a try.
Unfortunately the sweet bisquits tasted like mass-​produced snacks heated up in a microwave before being served. And we’re not used to sweet (as in very, very sweet) tea, so I had to switch over to soda!
It was better than doing something familiar like Burger King, though.

I know that Bojangles is both a chain and a fast food restaurant, but I can’t help reviewing. I had my first meal there in 11 years and man did I make up for those lost years. They have breakfast all day now! I had a cajun filet on a biscuit. The biscuit was buttery and soft. The chicken: spicy, crispy, and tasty. I then got an egg, ham, and cheese biscuit. Very good. The best part: their sweet potato pie. I’ve always known they had phenomenal chicken and biscuits, but I don’t remember having this sweet potato pie. It was literally the best fast food dessert I’ve ever tried. It was hot, had a genuine cinnamon taste, had the perfect sweetness, and perfect consistency. I got a second. My pleasurable groans influenced others around me to get it. Big mistake, because I couldn’t get a third sweet potato pie. It was a meal that truly made me smile.