They could never make me hate you…read more The kids meal is a perf portion for even an adult - with a token for ice cream! The menu is vast, but I've not had anything bad from here. The diet rootbeer is the best soda ever. The workers are always kind. Save ten coupons to get a free kids meal, so worth it.

Sadly the food was not up to par. We had a burger, fish sandwich and chicken tenders. I will say…read morethe fries a cheese sauce was good though.

There is this thing about advertising, and maybe even negative news driving you to check something…read moreout for yourself. That was the case today with our lunch stop. We had come into town to drop off our bicycles for tune-ups. We had no particular plan for lunch, no particular cuisine in mind. We have heard all the chatter regarding the beef tallow switch the company had made in support of HHS Kennedy's MAHA movement. So we saw the sign, decided on a whim to take the plunge. My wife got a Frisco and fries, I got a Butter Garlic with fries. The food was average fast food. Nothing particularly remarkable and nothing bad. The shoestring fries were actually pretty decent. I don't think I would ever make a special trip to eat here. The kitchen needs a good cleaning, from where we were sitting, I could see that while they likely clean the cooking surfaces and other vital areas, they have let things like the area below the grill, and the exhaust vents to go untouched. The last time we had ever been ( years ago in Fairview Heights) to this franchise they had servers come to the table. It was a bit of a unique approach to fast food, sort of the gray line between a true sit down level and McDonald's. Now they have a kiosk that you have to navigate (we are in our early sixties, but tech savvy). Another older couple gave up and walked away while we were there. The weirdest thing about the new approach is the workers don't know what to do or say (so they say nothing). Your name is called out over the intercom and go get it yourself. You can see them working, they work hard to avoid eye contact, and certainly don't say anything to customers. I know that predictions of this chains demise circulate from time to time. I'm not wishing any ill outcome on anyone, but I'm not sure in this tough, wierd economy if what they are now giving is worth the price point.

Terrible food. So I nicely spoke up. I don't get that worked up about mistakes. But then the GM…read moreimmediately became rude and extremely defensive. She obviously was having a bad day and just taking it out all that were around her, employees and customers alike. On top of this the place is dirty. The floor looks disgusting. The booth's and table's were dirty when we got there. It wasn't really busy when we were there. So that was my final straw. NO MORE!

The staff was very nice, especially the young woman who was calling out food orders her customer…read moreservice was impeccable. The food came out hot, fresh and delicious. But I will admit the store itself was very dirty and the bathroom floors were dangerously slippery. Majority of all the booths needed wiped down and a good floor sweep. Overall, I would go back they may have just been short staffed or just gotten through with a rush.

Seriously bad service. I ordered several kids meals with excited children in tow. All kids meals…read morewere dumped into the same large paper bag (not a kids meal bag). The fries spilled everywhere. There were no kids meal bags and no ice cream or prizes included. Literally nothing for a child included. When I asked where the rest of the kids meals were the young lady on drive through told me, "oh, I assumed you didn't want the ice cream or other items." WHAAAAT? Seriously? Why would that be assumed? Ridiculously horrible experience. Not a place to bring the kids.

Raising Cane's is conveniently located near a major intersection. In my case, I drive by twice/day…read morewhen I'm in town. Leaving work, I placed an order for "The Box." By the time I arrived at the drive-through window, it was ready to go. The chicken fingers and the cane's sauce are the stars. The Texas toast was good too. Thanks, RC, for a quick and good meal during a busy evening.

This location is always packed! It's crazy. But the staff are nice even when they may be…read moreoverwhelmed. The wait isn't typically any longer than maybe 5-7 minutes. The food is always fresh and the order is always correct. Dining room is a little on the smaller side so it can get a bit overwhelming but they have outdoor seating as well.

This Lion's Choice never disappoints. Whenever I am in Edwardsville shopping, or running errands…read moreand it's time for lunch, I head to Lion's Choice. Lion's Choice may be considered a fast-food restaurant, but your sandwich is made fresh. If you order inside at the counter, you can see them slicing your roast beef. My go to cheese is my favorite cheese, Pepper Jack. The seasoning they use and the Pepper Jack makes it a perfect sandwich to me. When anyone ask me, which fast food place has the best french fries, I always respond, Lion's Choice. Their fries still have the skins on, are fried crisp and just lightly salted. The kitchen is always clean from the counter view and the dining room is well maintained as well. The cashiers are friendly and provide excellent customer service. If you like Roast Beef sandwiches with or without cheese, I highly recommend you go and enjoy one at Lion's Choice. I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

Excellent real roast beef sandwiches! The quality is top notch and the roast beef is delicious…read more Can't stress enough this is real roast beef ! Fries were hot and crispy as well. I wish there was one in the Chicago area! Service was fast and friendly!

I love that they added this location!! The space is great because it has tons of indoor seating and…read morea few tables on the patio. The food is always so good and made fresh. You can't go wrong with any of the burger combos. I always add fried onions and they are super seasoned. Service is exceptional like all their location. The staff always recommends something new or their specials.

It's hard to ruin a simple burger, but over cooking it until it's crunchy will do it…read more The menu was interesting, so I had hopes of it being good. Those hopes were dashed when the food appeared. Besides the burger being over-cooked, the fries were cold and tough. Fast service doesn't make up for food quality. My friend was unable to use her points from another of their locations. I won't be going there again.

Looks good, tastes good. I got the medium Firehouse Meatball sub. It was rather expensive for a…read morenormal sized sub. They were not skimpy with the meatballs! There was a generous amount of meatballs stuffed into the sub and it tasted like a pizza! I got mine on wheat bread, and I will say, the wheat bread had an overpowering taste. I'd recommend going with the white bread instead.

If you want a really yummy sandwich, this is the place to go! They will make it anyway you want,…read moreplus they have the usual favorites. I love it because they warm it up! The sub roll is my favorite bread. It's always fresh and soft. The staff are always friendly. It's decorated with lots of fireman pictures and signs. It's laid back and clean. But the best part is when you eat here, you're helping out the firemen! Win Win!

Good service. Great people, thanks Taylor for the Joy you gave me…read more Absolutely love your Breakfast Sandwiches.

I ordered a kid's meal through the drive-thru, which is supposed to come with applesauce. When I…read moreordered, I specifically said I'd take everything it comes with. At the window, I was handed my items but noticed the applesauce was missing. When I asked for it, I was told they were out. I then asked if I could have something else in place of it, and was told no, they don't substitute. I mentioned that it would have been helpful to know that when I ordered, and the employee (name listed as Justine on my receipt) just said she didn't know. To charge for a meal that includes something, not say anything when you're out, and then refuse any replacement -- even something small -- feels unprofessional and poor customer service. It's not about the $6.50, it's about the principle and how it was handled. A simple heads-up or offering a small substitute would've gone a long way.