I have never heard of Pollo Campero before, but while walking through Penn Station and seeing it…read moreamong the other chain restaurants. It's a Guatemalan fast food chain which made me very curious. I ordered the mango juice which was so delicious. It had a great flavor so I had to get refills. For food, I got an assortment that included Campero Chicken nuggets, fries, and fried chicken. It was so juicy inside. It wasn't bland like some fast food chicken can be. You can order at a kiosk, take a number, find a seat, and an employee brings you food directly to you. The restaurant is pretty large. Since the customers leave their trays and trash behind the employees have to clear tables and dispose of the trash. The downside for me was the price of the fast food place.

I had lunch here a month ago while working the area. I ordered directly from the kiosk. I kind the…read moreability to choose between fried or baked. I purchased 2 pieces and a side of cassava fries. Both were delicious but slightly salty. The drink options include horchata and Jamaica . When I picked up my order I noticed there is a $10 special which includes 3 pieces of chicken a side and drink. It can only be purchased at the counter. The service is ok. I received my order with a smile. The dining room is large and really clean.

Finally made it to the new Rowdy Rooster. Forget everything you know about fried chicken--this is a…read morewhole different beast. ​I tackled the Big Rowdy with dark meat and that Hakka chili heat. It's an absolute unit of a sandwich. Replacing pickles and mayo with red onion and mint chutney? Mental. Chef is a straight-up genius for that one. ​Grabbed the mini samosas on the side and washed the fire down with a Thums Up. That soda hits way harder than a Coke--sharp, spicy, and high voltage. ​Shoutout to Eric for holding it down and helping me navigate the spice. The art is sick and the vibes are high. ​If you're tired of the same old bird, come get punched in the face with some actual flavor. This isn't just lunch; it's a heavyweight bout.

Horrible experience. Was made to wait 15mins despite being on time for my food to be ready. Then…read moremet with the rudest cashier who cannot handle the lunch pressure. Worst of it all, she handles cash and immediately touches your food etc... maybe this is true Indian quality? At least she cld sanitize her hands after touching cash....

After a concert at the Prudential Center, we headed back to Penn Station and were absolutely…read morestarving. Thankfully, this place was right in front of the LIRR station! We hopped in line but waited less than a minute because the service was incredibly fast. I managed to snatch a table within 30 seconds, and my husband got our food in less than two minutes. The service was fantastic! The food was actually really good--we got the chicken sandwich, which features three chicken tenders with lettuce and their special sauce, served with french fries and a Coke. Everything was delicious and very well priced. Getting a seat and having such quick service made everything work out perfectly. I also loved the ambiance of the store, they play cool music and the decor is great, especially the disco balls! Después de un concierto en el Prudential Center, regresamos a Penn Station y estábamos hambrientos. ¡Por suerte, este lugar estaba justo enfrente de la estación del LIRR! Hicimos fila pero esperamos menos de un minuto porque el servicio fue increíblemente rápido. Logré conseguir una mesa en 30 segundos y mi esposo trajo la comida en menos de dos minutos. ¡El servicio fue fantástico! La comida estuvo riquísima; pedimos el sándwich de pollo, que viene con tres 'chicken tenders' (tiras de pollo), lechuga y su salsa especial, acompañado de papas fritas y una Coca-Cola. Todo estuvo delicioso y a muy buen precio. El haber conseguido mesa y que nos sirvieran tan rápido hizo que todo saliera perfecto. También me encantó el ambiente del lugar; ponen música genial y está muy bien decorado, ¡me gustaron mucho las esferas de disco!

This was so disappointing. I'd heard so much hype about Raising Canes coming to NY, so when I…read morefinally walked across this location while starving in Penn Station I thought oh, this must be the moment. I ordered the three finger combo. What came out was just plain sad looking. Tiny chicken fingers, barely cooked fries. The Raising Cane's sauce was good but the vessels to that sauce were so lacking. The breading on these chicken fingers was nothing special and again, so so small. Service was fast at least, but the place itself was dirty and virtually every table needed a wipe down. I know, I know, it's Penn Station, it's supposed to be a little grimy. Honestly, if these chicken fingers weren't so tiny and my fries were properly cooked I could deal with a little grime. But come on.

I've been wanting to check out Birdbox for a while for the claw attached to your chicken sando. If…read moreyou're coming here, you've probably seen it and here for that too. I was surprised to find that it's a ghost kitchen. You walk behind the coffee shop and order from a kiosk with many other restaurants to order from as well. My order took 15 minutes and within the estimated time frame that they gave you. Once my order was ready, I clicked to open via text and the locker popped open with my bag --viola! I ordered the Claude the Claw ($18.99) with medium spicy sauce on the side. The sandwich is pretty huge. I like how they wrapped the sandwich around the claw sticking out from the bottom. I did take it out of the wrapper for the picture, but suggest you keep the wrapper on as it gets messy to eat. The spices and flavor is delicious and the chicken is crispy and tender. It's a great Nashville hot chicken sandwich overall. While the claw is insta-worthy, it's not quite worth the extra $4 (plus you can't really even eat it, so it's all for show). I'd suggest getting the claw for your first time, but I'd get the regular sandwich in the future for the lower price.

Could this be the best chicken sandwich? I have to admit, it's a weird to see a chicken leg…read moresticking out of the sandwich. It doesn't serve much purpose other than adding a quirky charm. That said, the sandwich itself is great. The chicken is perfectly seasoned, and the spicy, smoky sauce complements it beautifully. It's a solid, flavorful sandwich that's definitely worth trying. You will need to decide for yourself if it lives up to the hype. A heads up, the place can be tricky to find. It's tucked inside a building behind the coffee shop that Google Maps directs you to, and seating is very limited.

Visited the flagship Raising Cane's in Times Square and was very impressed with the efficiency…read morehere. The location is very loud, as they have a DJ on site playing music. It made it a little bit hard for me to hear and place my order. Everything went smoothly while there. It was very busy and I was expecting a wait but the line to place my order moved fast. I got my food within minutes. You have the option to place your order at the register or kiosk. Finding a seat took a moment but there really was plenty of seating. My food was delicious, perfectly fresh and hot. I had to use the bathroom and was impressed with the number they had as well as having a staff member man the lines. This was very helpful. Overall extremely impressed with how easy it was to get in and out of here despite the large crowd

"Matter of fact, I'll take four chicken fingers!"…read more You can't visit NYC without hitting up the massive, neon-lit Raising Cane's flagship location in Times Square. This location has cute Raising Cane's merchandise. The energy inside is wild, but the real question was: does the food actually live up to the massive hype? I came straight here chasing that legendary crispy, saucy bite--and it did not disappoint. The chicken fingers were piping hot, incredibly tender, and practically standard-issue vessels for that iconic Cane's Sauce. The classic crinkle-cut fries were solid, but the real sleeper hit is always that buttery, pillowy Texas toast. When you assemble the ultimate bite--chicken, sauce, toast, and a fry-- it's devine. It's fast, it's chaotic, and it's a total Times Square experience. If you're looking for a quick, comforting, and undeniably crispy late-night bite in the city, this flagship location delivers exactly what you're craving. The staff is top notch and the DJ kept the energy going!

Got the classic chicken sandwich, regular seasoned fries, coleslaw -- $27…read more First of all, the box for the sandwich is huge. And it is a decently big sandwich. Get ready for some messy eating. But also get ready for some dry ass chicken. There's a reason why I only cook chicken thighs at home instead of breast. One is moist and juicy, the other is not. Fluffies was not able to make their chicken breast any less dry than I could. I had to drench each bite with sauce to mask the dryness. Remind me to only buy chicken sandwiches that use thighs only in the future. The crunch on the fry was a little hard, the sauce did work, but overall I felt like I ate saucy and fry rather than a chicken sandwich. The fries are aight. Very well seasoned -- that was the best part. But I felt like I was eating a toss up with each fry. Some had the perfect crisp on the outside, others felt stale? Like rhymes with the feeling of cold McDonald's fries, obvious not as bad as that but hints of that texture every few fries. It's like I got a fresh batch of fries mixed with an old batch of fries. The good fries were gooood. The bad fries were ugh. Maybe it's cause I went at 11pm but there was still a stready stream of customers. Coleslaw -- nothing special. Got it cause you gotta eat your vegetables for $2. This would be the first time that my slaw is so one-dimension in color though. Sandwich so underwhelming. Dat fry seasoning tho. Maybe I shoulda gotten the Mac/fries.

Amazed how freakin good this was. The literal definition of "hit the spot"…read more Trust me, get the Fluffies Filled Fried. None of the mess of a sandwich but all the enjoyment plus it's also fries.

We really like chirp and order from the 34th street location regularly-however the employees do no…read moreseem to know the difference between light meat and dark meat chicken! You have ONE JOB- CHICKEN. This keeps happening and it's super annoying. I can't go back and exchange cause I just got out of hospital. Please teach your employees the difference! A wing and breast IS NOT DARK MEAT. SMH

This place is a quick serve option and it is directly opposite BNH photo video…read moreit looks like a diner, but they have cute tables and you order and pay at the counter and they give you your meal at the counter as well. I like that they had Jarritos other options for Mexican soft drinks, and I really like the Peruvian stirfry rice, which comes with roasted batter chicken- the flavors were incredible. We also tried the gravy chicken, which was delicious and I will definitely be back to try the fries and sausages As well as the dessert. The portion size were large, and I was only able to eat half of my portion so I would say definitely value for money The service was very quick and the lady at the counter was really nice and helpful. She answered all our questions for us as well. I'll be back!

Very busy a lot of people because it was in Time Square. The service was a little slow and it was…read moreto be expected. The chicken nuggets were very good with rice. Busy busy busy!! I will come back for sure. It was a good thing but crazy to get chicken with spaghetti at a fast food restaurant. Never had that to happen but it was our 1st!! M sister enjoyed it.

Stopped by because I was in a pinch and super hungry and needed to eat something quick. I ordered a…read moretwo piece meal with fries and a pineapple quencher. It also came with a mango peach pie. The pineapple quencher was DELICIOUS! So refreshing on a hot, humid day. The chicken was fine but nothing to write home about. All in all, it was an ok meal. Service was good and the location is very convenient.

This was my first visit to this KFC. It was July 4th Saturday. I ordered the Supergirl Ultimate…read moretenders Meal at the kiosk. I received it fairly quickly. I enjoyed my meal while being quite entertained. No tv or music but employees yelling at all the homeless using the self serve drink machine where my Mountain Dew flavored water came from. The biscuit was stale and the fries were bad. The quality of fries is the same at most KFCs. At least the tenders were tasty. I used the three special sauces for the dry fries rather than for the tenders. In addition, the dirty tables would normally warrant a one star rating but the chicken was good as well as the service.

Let me be clear: I'm not a regular KFC guy. I avoid it most of the time, but I work around here…read moreduring late hours, and options get limited fast. So I rolled the dice. And let's just say... the house won. I ordered a Chicken Sandwich, Spicy Wings, Fries, and the 3-sauce flight. The sandwich? Dry, old, and looking like it clocked out an hour before I arrived. The chicken itself was hard on the edges and somehow soggy in the center -- a combination I didn't even know was possible. The mayo situation looked like someone whispered the word "sauce" over the bun and walked away. The Spicy Wings were no better -- overcooked, dark, and tasted like they'd been sitting in the warmer since lunchtime. Not spicy. Not fresh. Just... tired. The fries? Burnt, cold, and absolutely done with life. They didn't even pretend to try. The only thing that saved this meal from being a total loss was the 3-sauce flight. Credit where it's due -- the sauces were actually solid. They added enough flavor and moisture to make the rest at least edible. Without them, this review would've ended a lot sooner. I get it -- it's Penn Station, it's late, everyone's hustling, and the crowd is nonstop. But even with that, freshness shouldn't be optional. Overall: If you're starving and desperate, grab the sauces and hope for the best. Otherwise? Keep walking. There are better options within the same block, even during off-hours. Go to Gardenia. Gov's Take: 2 stars One star for the sauces, one star for being open. That's the fairest I can be.

Just Chick-fil-A is in the heart of Penn Station. I like it cause it's convenient and it's open…read morealmost 24 hours. You can order really fast and you can also use the touchscreen if you like. The food was good. Ambiance a bit crazy being Penn Station but typical at the same time.

This Chick-fil-A is located in the heart of Penn Station and was just created there not long ago. I…read morethought it was weird that the train station got a Chick-fil-A when there was another bigger location above the train station. I guess convenience is the most important thing for Chick-fil-A so thankfully the people in the train station don't need to go outside. This location was very tiny and very loud since it was opened to the whole public and had a lot of back and forth traffic in the halls. The time table schedule for the trains was in this restaurant so I know when my train was about to come on what track the timetable announces. All the tables were taken when I was there and I could barely get a booth with a comfortable cushioned seat to myself so that sucked. The food got to be ordered at the counter in this location. There were no self kiosks and no pick up order through the mobile app. Also the rewards app cannot be used in this location so that sucked a lot. The food was pretty expensive and sucked that Chick-fil-A is getting expensive these days. I paid around $30 for a kid chicken nugget meal and a Chick-fil-A deluxe meal together. The kids meal consisted of nuggets, waffle fries, apple juice, and a kids toy. You can swap the fries for a fruit cup, the apple juice for a milk, and toy for ice cream. I loved the paper bag the kids meal came in. The bag was very vibrant and blue with farm animals and lots of educational puzzles and games on the bag. This time the toy was a pretty good construction compared to other times when the toys were just card games of trivia, which is not really my thing. This time the toy was a DIY cow kart where I broke out cardboard inserts and built the cow kart myself. I don't know why the wheels were made out of plastic and everything above the ground was made out of cardboard paper so I cannot even wash the toy or put it in water. They gave a lot of waffles fries this time. Waffles fries are my favorite item from Chick-fil-A. The sandwich was alright. It was kind of dried though. The tomato was very ripe and fresh. Other than that I don't think the sandwich has sauce so that's what's lacking. I had to dip the sandwich into Chick-fil-A and sweet and spicy sriracha sauce. The sriracha sauce is my favorite and was very good and spicy with a hint of honey. I got frozen coffee this time and was surprised the lid was a soda lid and not a clear plastic lid with a huge hole for the straw. The frozen coffee was still very good though, creamy and semi-sweet. Overall, I wish they had rewards and pick up order. Other than that everything is good especially with the automatic door opener garbage can. I didn't need to touch the door or anything to throw my garbage.