2 stars for convenience. One of maybe three places thats open in danbury that doesnt have school…read morenight hours. It was great when I worked graveyard shifts, and it was an alternative when kfc and popeyes were too far from my job. Now its just a flop. Too much salt in the chicken and the employees are stoned. I havent gone in maybe 4 years. It's also next to a club where all the drunks go.

The food here is spectacular! Chicken is always fresh has the most amazing crunch and is extremely…read moreflavorful. Always my go to when I want something good on a budget. The service is always good and workers are very friendly.

Buffalo Wild Wings really surprised me! I ordered takeout, and they were prompt. I enjoyed the…read morehoney garlic and Asian zing flavors, and the French fries were great: thin and crispy. I will be ordering here again.

I had an amazing experience tonight. I arrived a little early for my to-go order and apologized,…read morebut the employee working the takeout counter was incredibly friendly and reassuring and told me it would only be a few more minutes. He even gave me extra ranch and carrots. It might seem like a small thing, but his kindness genuinely made my night. I unfortunately didn't catch his name, but whoever was working the to-go counter tonight deserves recognition. Excellent customer service.

I have been a big fan of Peruvian Chicken and rice, after having a Peruvian in Stamford close to…read morework. My younger colleagues used to have that as good, standard food. When 'Tastes of Danbury' included Po-Yo, I wanted to try the Chicken and did just that. Had Chicken and Yuca fries and cheese fries. The Chicken, I believe, is marinated for a long time with the special Peruvian herbs and spices. (All Peruvian, not just here) That shows in the Chicken. I would call this flavor one of the best of this kind. Loved the chicken. Also, asked the nice lady what are the main take out orders for. It seems to be this chicken. My companions got the Ghost Chicken - which I heard was decent. The tacos looked real good. I loved the 5 different sauces that came with the table. Each one unique. They had beers on tap, which sealed the deal for me. Good place. Excellent staff, very friendly.

My husband and I were at the Danbury Street Festival. The Festival had food trucks but only out in…read morethe sun. Who wants eat with the sun beating on them? Not Me. So Po Yo was our choice. They had tables outside and in the shade - Ding Ding! This was also our first time at Po Yo. The staff was friendly from when I went inside to see if we could sit outside, our server, and the girl who brought our food out. Instead of bread or chips our meal started out with popcorn which was a nice change. My husband was not that hungry and ordered nachos, and I went with the cuban. Good thing I can eat because the nachos were HUGE. Layers of tortilla chips, shredded cheese, shredded rotisserie chicken, red onions, and black beans. On the side for toppings was cut up avocados, salsa, and sour cream. Besides the 1st layer it got cold sort of quick. We're not sure if the nachos finished before my sandwich or it was just the nature of the layers. My cuban was nicely toasted. The shredded chicken good. It had my fav the spicy mustard. I felt like there may have been mayo or another sauce that I could have done without. The shoe string french fries I chose as my side had just enough salt and were very good. Overall a good meal. Something different besides pizza and chinese food. Worth a try!

Stopped here on the way to D.C.. Small inside, but friendly people. Standard mcds prices. Red…read morelight at entrance/exit so easy in and out.

This McDonalds was fantastic!! I arrived with a party of three and we decided to stop here on a…read moreroad trip. We ordered: quarter pounder with bacon, filet o fish, spicy deluxe mccrispy, mcchicken, and fries. I don't really order their beef but was pleasantly surprised by the quarter pounder. The sandwiches here were picture perfect, if you take a look at my burger it could have been camera-ready for a commercial. Upon entering there were some kiosks available to order from. I prefer ordering from a tablet because I can get indecisive. The tables were clean and many booths were available. They even delivered the food to us as we indicated dine-in. I haven't had that experience at my local McDonald's in a while so my party and I were pleasantly surprised. We had a great time!

Located across from Danbury mall. People at my job have been ordering from here for weeks. It…read moresmelled and looked great, so I decided to order with them. I wasn't disappointed. You can order in person, or online and pickup like I did. Order was ready when promised. When you order takeout, they give you an insulated food bag to keep your order warm as long as possible. The food is great. There is a wide variety of corn dogs, wings, soup dumpling, etc. I got the wings, beef fried rice, and corn dogs. I messed up with my corn dog order. I ordered the mozzarella dog which I assumed had a hot dog in it. I was wrong. You have to order the half mozzarella and half hot dog for that. Lesson learned. The breading was tasty and had lots of flavor. The wings are very crispy and tender. Lots of flavor and looks good for presentation in the box. The beef fried rice was very good. Lots of beef in it, not just mostly rice. I will definitely order from here again.

First time here. Wasn't busy inside but take out was busy. Cute place and friendly staff. Got a…read morepork and rice dish and it was pretty good. They have a server robot. Kind of made me feel as if I was in Korea. I enjoyed it. I'll have to go back and try other dishes.

The grilled chicken was very tasty and the portions were pretty big but the prices were a bit steep…read morefor the area. I've had Ecuadorian food before, and entrees are usually not in the $15 range. The place was out of fried chicken. What happened here? The beers were $4, a good deal. Mrs. Soy wanted a Diet Coke but she was brought a regular Coke instead since there are no diet soft drinks available. She opted for water but instead of tap, she was brought a $2 Poland Spring. We could not communicate with the waitress since she spoke no English but we made do, and she was friendly too. The cost for two entrees and two drinks, with no appetizers or desserts, with tax and tip-$45. The American food options are few. I was more interested in the converted diner. I remember eating there when it was a Greek railroad car diner. They now show movies in there and I suspect there is dancing too based on the layout. You wouldn't know it fromthe outside.

As a proud, card-carrying member of the "Find the Best Wings in Connecticut" father-son tour, I…read morehave to start by tipping my hat to my fellow Yelpers... because you were absolutely right. My son and I rolled into TK's American Cafe with high hopes and empty stomachs, ready to see if this stop could challenge the reigning champions of our wing universe: J. Timothy's Taverne and The Groggy Frog. Punchline: It didn't dethrone the champs... but the experience itself was still pretty great. First, the atmosphere is fantastic. Old wooden booths, high tops, TVs right at the table, KENO(!!!), and that perfect slightly chaotic sports-bar energy that tells you wings are about to happen. The décor fits the town vibe perfectly and the place just feels like a wing institution. The service? Excellent. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic -- exactly the kind of crew you want guiding you through 70+ wing sauces like a sommelier of poultry. Now... the wings. The chicken itself was excellent quality and cooked perfectly. Crispy skin, juicy meat, great size -- everything you want when the wings arrive. When we saw the massive sauce selection, we were ready for wing nirvana. But this is where the prophecy of Yelp reviews past came true. The sauces were delicious in flavor... but thin in viscosity. Instead of lovingly clinging to the wings like a good sauce should, many of them staged a dramatic escape and formed a puddle at the bottom of the platter. So instead of eating wings, we spent half the meal doing a sort of wing-dunking relay, re-dipping each bite back into the sauce lagoon. To be fair, the teriyaki and barbecue-based sauces held on better, but if you're a classic hot-sauce wing person like me, you may find your wings swimming more than sticking. The blue cheese was excellent, the celery and veggies were fresh and crisp... although the carrots were so wide they looked like they were cut for a horse with impressive jaw strength. Credit where it's due: the steak fries were fantastic, and the nachos were surprisingly great -- the kind that taste like something you could make at home... except somehow way better. So where do we land? Great atmosphere. Excellent service. Very good food overall. But on the Connecticut Wing Power Rankings, the crown still belongs to J. Timothy's and The Groggy Frog. Would I come back? Maybe... but on the drive home we passed about six intriguing Brazilian restaurants and a Pepe's pizza, and suddenly my lunch decision tree got complicated. Still, I'm glad we tried it. TK's is a fun spot with a great vibe -- just maybe bring a spoon so you can scoop the sauce back onto your wings. PS: if you stick blend/emulsify some xanthan gum into the wing sauce when you're making it hot... It will stick perfectly to the wings... In case improvement is something you're interested in

I'm continuing my tour of the great CT wing places. My latest first was TK's. We visited right as…read morethey were opening on a Tuesday around 11 a.m. on our way out of CT on vacation. The focus of our visit for me was wings, but I also tried some tasty cheese topped chili with chips. And my son's steak fries. They were gigantic! As for the wings, the chicken was high quality and had good texture. The blue cheese was above average, and there lots of pieces of celery and carrots. Most of my comments are about the sauce. I tried 3 sauces. The Hot Buffalo Sauce, which I understand is a CT favorite, was good, but it didn't really stick to the wing. Some of the sauce may have been absorbed in to the skin of the wing, but it wasn't that noticeable flavor-wise. There was a small pool of sauce at the Bottom of the basket rather than on the wings. I suspect the wings weren't adequately tossed in the sauce. Or maybe it was a thin batch of sauce and didn't stick for that reason. In any event, the sauce situation was not ideal for the Buffalo wings. My favorite sauce was the Fire & Ice, which consisted of TK's hot sauce, Ranch and Horseradish. This sauce stuck better to the wings. It had a nice rounded flavor. Mild heat, A bit of tang. A very good sauce. My third sauce was the Dragon. This sauce also stuck to the wing well. It consisted of Honeyaki, Ginger, Suicide sauce and seasoned seeds. The sauce was pretty good, but it didn't taste like I expected given the menu description. I didn't pick up any Ginger, which was what I found intriguing about the description. The sports bar/restaurant itself was cool. There were plenty of big TV's. And smaller TV's at the tables along the outside. Service was very good and friendly. I'd definitely check out TK's again. Next time, I'd probably try to visit at a later time when there were a few more customers there because I wonder if some of the sauce issues were related to it being an off peak time. 4.25 Stars

This Chipotle location is EVERYTHING…read more As a fan of Chipotle from day one, I've learned over the years that not all Chipotles **sadly** are not created equally. This is one of them, in a VERY good way. I went in a couple of months after they opened and because this location is a little tucked in the Whole Food's plaza (and there's already the busy location inside the mall), the place is quaint, small, clean and the staff is absolutely incredible. Everything stays pretty much in order, you'll always find napkins and forks and their agua frescas are freshly replenished. The food is made with love and you can tell by the smile of the hard workers behind the counter. I've never seen someone laugh and smile while they ask for help as they are preparing the white rice and tossing it with lime and cilantro as their whole face is getting a rice stream bath - they just haven a full blown smile. Not saying EVERYONE needs to be this happy when they cook hard in the kitchen, but this does give you the sense of the hard work and the love these Chipotle employees put into the food they're making. The food is consistently fresh and this last Saturday I can say I've had one of the BEST Chipotle bowls I've had in like 14 years haha. I am still talking about how good it was. Again, everything is made fresh and prepared with love and it absolutely shows in the food. Thank you Chipotle and the amazing staff, you all are incredible!

Rough. I placed an online order at 12:50 for a 1pm pickup and received my order at 1:20. How does…read moreit take 30 minutes to make a burrito? The guy making online orders must have been on substances, he kept looking at the numerous orders that were not made and paced back and forth while talking with coworkers. Embarrassing, I won't be coming back here.