Tried Bojangles for the first time and I was extremely excited going in, and it definitely lived up…read moreto the hype. The biscuits were the highlight: incredibly buttery, soft, and not dry at all. I can't stop thinking about how good they were. The chicken was also on point, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The mac and cheese was a bit of a letdown, but honestly I didn't expect much there. I went through the drive-thru and was a little disappointed I couldn't eat inside even though it was only 9:30pm. That said, the experience was still great. The guy at the window was super nice and helpful, and even threw in some extra pieces without me asking.

the best chicken place out there for fast food its always hot everyones nice and the Honey mustard…read moreis the best I've ever had in my life.

The Huntsville location deserves all of the flowers, but the Madison location is a bit subpar in…read morecomparison. We did takeout so I can't comment on dining in, but it's your standard drive through experience. The staff, I will note, are EXTREMELY nice and personable. The food, however, just wasn't as good as the other location. The pork was overly fatty, the chicken gristly, and the sides were cold (when they weren't intended to be). I'm not opposed to going here again, but given that the HSV location is around the corner it's going to take some work. For a quick BBQ meal coming from a chain, however, this is a solid bet.

Got the Family Chicken meal with 3 sides and a dozen cheese muffins. Chicken was juicy with baked…read morebeans was okay. Slaw and potato salad was good as well. Reasonable price and they give you a lot of food. A must try.

Delicious good service huge burgers food came out hot and fresh, as it's cook to order hereread more

Used the app to order ahead. We picked up the food from the drive through. The lady at the window…read morewas nice, telling us the side machine wasn't working. When we got home with the food, we noticed the brioche buns on two of our burgers were flat/compressed. I liked my double patty Whataburger (other than it was squashed) but felt the spicy chicken wasn't as good as Wendy's version. Fries were good but tasted like they had been sitting awhile. Chocolate shakes were also good.

It was our first time trying Roosters and we all loved it. Chicken was veey good. My kids even…read moreasked to eat there again the next day.

Food is phenomenal, prices are average for the area. They have a wide variety of options but are…read moreknown for the chicken.

I found it to be a really nice place. Great food, friendly staff, pretty varied menu. The grandkids…read moreloved it. There was a hiccup in our order, but they fixed it fast with no muss or fuss. Really a great place. You should try it.

I was a little taken aback when I walked in - the light is quite dim - odd for a wing/burger place…read more It looks rundown but I think that's the vibe they are aiming for. Unfortunately, it REALLY is a bit rundown. There is a menu above the counter to order from. Things are crossed out, stuff is written all over it - it's a mess. There are several items that say "hand breaded" or "hand dipped", just be skeptical, the couple of things I asked about were not actually house made. I ordered carry out. I waited about 15 minutes for my food which was more than enough time for me to leave smelling of grease. I grabbed my bag and drove the 5 minutes to home. The burgers were each wrapped in foil and each set in the to go box with a side that I had ordered separately. It's a good thing that we were sharing sides - had this been done for a group order, I can't imagine what a disorganized mess that could be. One of the boxes had the burger sitting in a small puddle of grease. Unwrapping the burgers revealed an unappetizing mess. The shoestring fries were already so cold and soggy that we threw them away. The onion rings, all 7 of them, were heavily breaded. The couple, where the ring was broken, were missing a significant portion of onion. At 50 cents a ring, they are a hard pass. All that being said, the burgers were actually delicious. I added grilled mushrooms and onions (an upcharge at a bargain 31 cents each). We had to eat part of the burgers with fork and knife so eating in the car is a complete no go. Even after all of the negatives with Johnny Gryll's, I might still come back - but only for a burger.

I can't find the words to describe how great Bojangles is. From having the door held walking in by…read morea lovely employee all the way to throwing away my meal. I was having an eh morning, but after my bo rounds and sausage biscuit, I am having an exquisite morning. They have an option for paper place mates when you are sitting inside. How thoughtful. Mr. Bo is a southern gentleman and a wonderful man. Highly recommend this establishment.

We have been stopping by for a year or so before or after church to have breakfast. Our kid has…read morealways ordered and gotten the bo sandwich instead of the biscuit. We've never had any issues until today. The manager Mrs. Mae refused to fix the bo sandwhich and said they had never served any before 9:30am. One of the employees said "We would fix it with no problem but Mrs. Mae won't allow us to." The way she spoke to us was as if she was trying to also be the customers manager. She apologized rudely and we said sure you are. That triggered her rudness and told us if yall hush I will hush. We told her we wouldn't be back. Her responds was I don't care if yall never come back after she refunded us back. We went down the road to Hardee's and the manager was very nice, polite and sweet. They didn't have a problem with us asking for the chicken biscuit to be put on a sour dough bread.

First impression - Hattie B's really needs to rethink their entrance. You walk in the double doors…read moreand aim for the register directly in front of you. The problem - there might, just might, be enough room for 5 people to be in line before you are waiting in a line out the door. There were two families in front of me. Nobody knew what they wanted. I stood outside and waited for them to decide and change their minds and ask questions and change their minds again. And change their minds one last time. This would really suck if it were a freezing/sweltering day. Maybe this is homage to the original HB's in Nashville - I've waited in a line wrapped around the building in a hurricane (yes, there was a hurricane in Nashville in October of 24). I know this is a chicken place but all I wanted today was mac and cheese. I poured my drink and sat on the outdoor patio. I only waited a few minutes for the gooey bowl of noodles and cheese to appear in front of me. Hattie B's m&c is made with pimento cheese. It's not going to be everyone's favorite, not my fave either, but it's still good. I love that it's so cheesy gooey. I sat on the patio. The music was a little loud - the guys behind me were talking pretty loudly to be able to be heard over the din. Still, as today's temperature was perfect, the patio was a very pleasant area. I will definitely be back. There are a few interesting looking cocktails on the menu that are quite reasonable at $8. I'm excited to come back to try them. Interestingly, you can buy the alcoholic drinks to go. No purple cups either. Trying the peach cobbler will definitely be the real reason I come back.

Tried Hattie B's Hot Chicken for the first time after hearing so many good things, and it mostly…read morelived up to the hype. The chicken sandwich was pretty good, solid flavor and well made, but not the best I've ever had. The fries were crispy and fresh, which I appreciated, but the real standout was the pimento mac and cheese. It was unbelievably creamy, packed with flavor, and honestly stole the entire meal. I'd go back just for that alone. I also tried the banana pudding, but it wasn't for me, it was way too sweet. The staff were very friendly and the restaurant was very clean. I've already been back once and definitely plan on going again to try more of the menu.

So conveniently located across the street from Huntsville Hospital. After I asked if there were any…read morerestaurants close by.(cafeteria closes at 3) Food a little pricey but was really good. Had the chicken noodle and bacon macaroni. Wish they had regular crackers. Bread too hard for our liking even though that is the type of bread. Super nice greeting when I walked in. Considering I looked exhausted from staying at the hospital. Everything looked clean and organized. Very nice place.

Y'all know I don't review chains much and I probably leave 1 stars even less frequently but this…read moreexperience was pretty unacceptable so here I am. We ordered delivery via a 3rd party app from this spot so we didn't have to leave the office to get some lunch. That being said, I can't speak to atmosphere or service because I've never physically visited this Panera location. I'm pretty sure it's somewhere inside/at least very close to Huntsville Hospital. No problems with the delivery time. Prices were high for the amount of food, but that's Panera and that's delivery for ya. Someone drew a friendly smiley face on our receipt, so that was sweet. I wish the same care had been paid to my food. Packaging was mostly okay -- they remembered cutlery for everyone so that's good - but the paper bag the baguettes were in tore with 0 warning while I was passing them out, flinging one of our four baguettes on the ground. Bummer :( My three coworkers all got the same thing: you pick two, with French onion soup and a half ciabatta cheesesteak. I got the you pick two with an Asian sesame chicken salad and the one thing I really like from Panera, their broccoli cheddar soup. All the baguettes sans the one that fell on the ground were fine, so at least there's that. My coworkers were disappointed with their food. The cheesesteak, which they'd had at a Panera in Decatur a few months ago and enjoyed, wasn't as they remembered, lacking peppers almost completely and dry from relatively little aioli. Everyone's French onion soup had cheese at the bottom instead of the top, and cheese was solid and not at all melty. Gross. My order is the real reason for the one star though. I'd not had the Asian sesame chicken salad before. I did like the almonds and the wonton strips and the dressing was okay. However, the lettuce was often discolored and old looking, there were enormous cilantro stems in there (lots of soapy bites), and the chicken was also an unpleasant color and very rubbery. I mostly ate around the chicken and cilantro and yucky lettuce, but there wasn't much left that didn't fall into one of those three categories. The real kicker here is the soup though. It tasted good, maybe a little more congealed than I expected but it was delivered. But I was enjoying it with my baguette. Except about 60% of the way through, I got a weird bite that initially felt like a very large piece of onion. I covertly spit it out because 1) I don't like large pieces of onion and 2) something in the back of my head said it wasn't actually an onion. I'm glad I did, because it wound up being a large, exceedingly soggy scrap of....paper? Plastic? I can only assume it's from the bag the soup arrives in at the restaurant (as I know they don't make it in-house). That's what I hope it's from, at least -- anything else sounds much worse. It was absolutely disgusting, and upsetting. I didn't finish my soup (obviously) and I didn't want to keep eating anything else, either. My stomach was uneasy for a while after. I understand mistakes happen, but this one is pretty unacceptable to me. I won't be ordering again, and this has very strongly diminished my already dwindling positive (more like neutral) feelings toward the chain.