Long John Silver’s

The food here is always good but I just discovered tonight that they charge half a buck to use a debit card! Either I will not come back or make sure I have cash next time! Ridiculous!

Food is always fresh when I have been (usually late) and always tastes great. Long John’s is a greasy treat and I do not think it has tasted ever better

Certainly a guilty pleasure indeed. LJS s are getting harder to find these days. When I see one I instantly crave it. I always feel a little greasy when I’m done but I have also driven way out of my way to do it all over again.

Always a greasy delight. I stop in here a couple times a year and the food is always the same and I’ve never had any issues at this location.

Always stop at Long John Silvers on the way to Uc Davis. So yummy and delicious. Best fried fish and chicken

Watch out for unethical charges for doing business with Long John Silver’s. I went there today with my Visa Debit card and was told since it said debit card I would be charged an additional fee of 49 cents even though it was processed as a Visa. They have a little sign saying there is a surcharge on all transactions but a discount would be given for credit transactions. To top it off the food was horrible. I recommend going to the restaurant next door. I guess there was a reason why this place was empty.

Poor customer service! The guy at the drive thru (tall Filipino guy) such an A-​hole! So rude, rushed me to order, he was getting so frustrated and impatient with me. It has been awhile since I ordered from here so I was still browsing thru the menu selection… I totally want to leave but my mom wanted some fish, so I kept my cool.
Advice to the tall idiot: leave your job if you can’t handle or provide customer services!!! You’re making this establishment look bad!

Fried fast seafood. What more is there to say. Fills your appetite wen you are craving an oily dish. I don’t go here often but when I do I leave satisfied.

Well I came back here once again to see if anything has improved over the years and I can say they have not. I happen to order the thick cod dinner thinking you cannot go wrong with cod. I was very wrong in the fact you could tell the fish they used was frozen way too long.
Though the cod was very white and was not flaky at all and there was no taste except for the tarter sauce I dipped it in. It tasted like they need to change their cooking oil. I am also suprised by the amount of food the give you for this $ 8.49 dinner. A very small serving of cole slaw and french fries. I do not know if other LJS give such a small amount of food but this one sure does.
So if you’re hungry better order two of each dinner plate. The heck with the two plates all that fried food will get you full.

Sure, it’s fast food, but there’s no other fast-​food place that serves up our favorite LJS dishes!
The LJS batter is simply yummy, and this particular store usually seems to get the oil temperature right – so the fried batter isn’t overly laden with oil. I love their fish tacos and am glad they added this item to their menu. As of this week, they upped the price from 99 cents to $ 1.99, but they now put an entire piece of fish in each taco vs. half a piece.
The cole slaw recipe is heavy on the sugar, but I usually order it because I like it. I tend to order items à la carte rather than meals; I like that I can order fish and chicken without the sides if I wish.
What stands out about this particular store is the service. I usually do drive-​through, and I’ve NEVER encountered a rude or grouchy clerk at the window! Smiles, friendly comments and uncomplaining adjustments when I decide to add something at the window are the service I’ve come to expect.
Let’s not be snobbish: This is fast food. But it’s one of my favorite fast-​food options.

I know better, but I stopped anyway. It was hot, it was greasy and it tasted actually there was no taste. I guess they must leave their shrimp in a freezer for a long time, it lacked any taste and the fries were just limp and gummy. Never Again! Seriously I will never eat there again. (This was my 2^nd visit in 5 yrs, It wasn’t any good the first time either)

Last night before I left Yuba City I did a drive thru run to get their hand shucked fried clams… not much else appeals to me on their menu but I do like their clams.

This is a fried fish fast food place. If anyone needs to write more than 3 sentences to describe it, you are probably not going to like it.

I actually enjoy the LJS. Service and food has always been good.

Really awful fast food. This is the worst ljs I have ever been to.

Ah… the allure of the unknown. If only some things would stay unknown. Like how to split the atom, harnessing the energy of cold fusion, and how much my scale thinks I weigh.
Since I’d never eaten at a Long John Silver’s Seafood, it was enticing, seductive, and the pictures on the website made my mouth water. But let me break it down in a way that is easy to understand.
Say someone signs up for an online dating account. Suddenly a plethora of attractive singletons are arranged by height, width and horizontal preference. Picture, after picture of perfectly groomed, poised fun, exuberant personality, follows reams of carefully composed personal statements and impersonal answers to inane questions. Some have fill-​in-​the-​blank such as, «I like…» (This question initially confused me so I put down, «…fish,»). All in all, you select around 20 that look good, and maybe sound interesting, but mostly they have to look GOOD. On the day of the date, you wait patiently for the gorgeous photo to come to life, walk in the coffee shop/​restaurant agreed upon, only to find that the photo was taken 10 years ago before s/​he lost most of their hair and compensated for the loss by gaining several inches around the waist. It can’t be any worse, you think, at least the personality of the profile is still there. So you prompt Gorgeous there with a coy question, you clever minx, you. Imagine your reaction when the substance that comes out of Gorgeous’ mouth amounts to the sound of a whoopie cushion.
I was so excited by my first visit to LJS that I blew my load. I couldn’t decide on anything and stood slack-​jawed in line for about 10 minutes before I grilled the little kid working the register about what all the delicious pictures meant. It was so tempting. I wanted it all.
Finally some part of my fried-​fish brain snapped some order in to me. I got the crunchy chicken salad with light italian dressing, added on a flounder, a crab cake and 3 oz of clam strips. I’m so glad I got the salad because it was about the only thing where the breading to filling ration did not exceed 200.
Clam strips — what clams? Upon opening the box, I pulled out strips of fried, heavily breaded, extremely salty… bread. There was nothing detectable in the middle of the breading. I would not be surprised if they turned out to be vegetarian were it not for the lard they fry it in. Just kidding!
Alaskan Flounder filet — they have flounder in Alaska? Should have been a dead giveaway there. Again, the results were consistent with above. No amount of Malt Vinegar Sauce could save it. Not even hot sauce.
Crab cake — Because of this, I shall no longer carelessly order crab cakes. This has shown me that previously, I have never had a bad crab cake and in the future, I will appreciate what I have because when that illusion was ripped from my greasy little paws, something inside me cried a little.
Crunchy Chicken Salad — Don’t you think the fried breading on the chopped chicken plank would be enough crunch for the average heart to give up beating, throw in the towel and say, «that’s it, if you’re going to keep this up, you’re on your own,» as it places a mechanical drumming monkey in its place. They don’t think so here. In this salad, I found a generous scattering of fried breading bits. Like tempura crunch topping at fusion Japanese places. And it was very very salty. Very salty. No dressing needed because it was super salty.

Not bad. This branch gives discount to military.

Doing a sales call in Yuba City, kind of reminds me of vallejo.
anyhow though, i saw a Long John Silvers… never seen or had it before so i decided to give it a shot. I mean they have these commercials on TV and they dont have one in SF so kind of like Sonic Burger I just wanted to see why they had em so far away from SF.
All I can say about this place is that its mainly a kfc but with fish instead of chicken… the shrimp isnt really crispy or anything and the fish is not taht bad. so overall i give it two stars plus one star cause i like how they set up the place…
Its not a place taht you want to go out of your way for but if you are in the area and want to see waht its like, it wont hurt to try… prices are not bad too…