I'm not sure there are many better things in the world than a good, crispy piece of fried chicken…read more When I think about bb.q Chicken, I can hear the food as well. The crunch rings through my head so vividly, it is almost as if I am eating it at this moment. Now I want fried chicken again. This spot does Korean fried chicken and they do it really well. I think bb.q Chicken can get quite pricey, but the quality of the food is worth it in my eyes. If you want to save some money, I recommend going for lunch. You can have some chicken and fries for a fair price when you get their combo. Otherwise, you have plenty of options for different flavors/sauces for your either boneless or bone in wings. In my opinion, you can't go wrong with most options. I've had the pleasure of trying a bunch of different flavors and there are certainly some stand out ones that cannot go wrong. The original is no frills, straight up savory crunch. It is simplicity at its finest. I also think the soy garlic is good, it has a nice savory flavor that doesn't overwhelm your taste buds. Lastly, the Gangam Style ones have been a recent favorite of mine. Imagine a black pepper steak from a Chinese takeout, that is your flavor. Although the flavors vary between these chickens, the crunch and juiciness reigns supreme amongst all options. bb.q Chicken has other dishes and sides such as their tteokbokki, which I haven't had a chance to try. But when I am here, I already know what I want. You can't go wrong with the best thing in the world!

Grabbed lunch from here recently and enjoyed my food…read more I won't comment much on the inside of the restaurant since I was only in there for about 30 seconds, but it looked nice to me :) My to-go order was ready on time (actually, it was ready early, so I'd recommend heading over there before the estimated time if you want your food as fresh as possible) and I was excited to dig into my kimchi fried rice with an egg on top. Overall, I thought it was very tasty - not overly spicy, but it definitely had a little kick to it. My only minor complaint is that it was kind of expensive for the serving size, so I can't imagine getting it frequently, as $15 pre-tax for a small-ish lunch is a little steep for me. Still, I really enjoyed my food here and will definitely be back at some point!

My favorite biscuit place in the area. Early morning is best when the biscuits are freshest. The…read morecountry ham is my choice, followed closely by the biscuits and gravy.

i love how good the fries were. And how busy it was they still made sure everyone got their food…read moreand the service was great.The decorations were amazing with the name of the place. But my chicken was leaking.

This is my 3rd time ordering delivery from Wings Out. I am handicapped bedbound so we order out…read morealot! I have tried most wings around the triangle and never impressed. This NYC girl demands the best. Wings Out surprised me!!! Not dry moist not over or undercooked, crispy outside. And a great size wing! Not pigeon Wings. Really tasty lots of flavors dry and wet. Fresh sauces....Really all and all what Wings should be!! Just had some tonight Garlic Parm!! Real parm shavings. I hope it doesn't change now that I've written this review. Oh yeah great FRIES TOO. AND everything was in the bag AND SEALED...delivered by UE...MY NEW FAV

Pretty consistent good wings. We usually order from here and have not been disappointed.read more

I had the flounder filets, oysters. okra and collard greens, delicious sweetened iced tea, and the…read morebest homemade banana pudding that I have ever had in a long time. Service is fast and the food is prepared and cooked the way you like it. You have to try the former casual ambiance of the neighborhood Fish House Eatery now Jack's Seafood and Soul Food in Apex, N.C. on Perry Road just off Highway 55. Everything on the plentiful menu selections are fresh daily seafood and Soul Food that awakens your family memories in a special occasion way. I highly recommend! Check out this lovely restaurant for for eat in or take out service.

They are no longer owned and operated by the original owners. The food, sadly, is not the same…read more I've given them 3 tries under the new name and owners, but the food is no longer appetizing. Canned and stringy yams, new cabbage recipe, ugh.

As always the food was excellent! The Campfire Steak was cooked to perfection! Pork Schnitzel and…read morethe Brick chicken was amazing! Hot, fresh, and large quantity. As always had to take home. Jessica our Server represented the restaurant in a very professional manner. Attentive, knowledgeable, and engaging. Great sense of humor. The ambiance was welcoming. Great for date night! One of our favorite go to restaurants! Will keep coming back!

Lucky 32 is a southern inspired kitchen that puts a creative spin on its food that you can't miss…read more We went for a friends birthday and started with cocktails. I had the bourbon berry crush and it was a perfect blend of bourbon and fresh berries and mint and was not overly sweet. We also had the spicy peach margarita and I highly recommend trying this spin on a classic. It was a very refreshing margarita that was freshly made and not overly sweet. The shoestring okra is an appetizer that you have to try. I honestly could have eaten two plates, it is perfectly crispy and a bit spicy with a great aioli dipping sauce. We also had the heirloom tomatoes with goat cheese and the pork rinds and pimento cheese. They were all devoured and enjoyed by all. I ordered the cornmeal crusted catfish with grits and blistered okra. I honestly can't remember the last time I enjoyed a meal so much. The catfish and the grits paired together perfectly. We also had jambalaya and pork schnitzel. I can't wait to return. The waitress was very knowledgeable and the ambiance was great for a girl's night. They even brought a cake out for the birthday we were celebrating.

Sigh. It's always expected. but not known until you face it: Moving out of an area can result in…read morea dearth of those things you like but now know you took for granted. Lowes Foods is one of those. The store itself is like any other grocery store, but they always do a good job of stocking local, and regional fare that isn't available outside the area unless you spend a fortune having it shipped. Lowes chicken -- all things chicken from the deli is one of those --- as must as I like WFoods, Lowes does their chicken and chicken salad in a certain way that just puts it in the win column for me. The version with cranberries -- not in stock when I was there -- was always a go-to. Other things I didn't know I would miss until they weren't available: pimento cheese spread -- yeah -- I know -- pretty common , ordinary, and often considered low-brow, but there are rare times where something so ordinary would hit the spot. Easy to make, but not to duplicate. Maybe it's not the food so much as it is the "southernness" of Lowes and the offerings they have that aren't found elsewhere, either at the other chain stores in the area or in other parts of the country. I don't know what it is, but Lowes shouldn't be overlooked if you want a store with local roots.

Good quality food and an attractive store... but at 6PM on a Tuesday there was not one single…read morechecker working. Self check-out or nothing. No service.

| Overview + Great…read morevalue Pork BBQ & chicken tender trays + Excellent customer service + Large, clean and homely ambiance + Good amount of sauces to choose from + Fries are simply crispy - perfect with Ranch - 1 employee limited amount of sauce I can get for 1 tray to 2 | Overall Score: 4.8/5

Ordered online. Ready when promised. Food was excellent, staff were friendly. Would definitely buy…read morefrom there again. Good looking dining area.

Great fresh sould food The place was ssooo clean…read more Staff was soo great and welcoming Me qnd husband will be back

I really wanted to like Nana Morrison's in Cary because I had heard so much hype about it, but this…read morewas a huge disappointment for me. As an African American woman, soul food is more than just food to me. There's a certain authenticity and flavor I expect when I walk into a soul food restaurant. I ordered several items and after tasting everything, I honestly ended up throwing the entire meal away. I took a bite or spoonful of each item just to give everything a fair chance, and every time I moved on to the next thing, it was another disappointment. The mashed potatoes had a strange aftertaste that I couldn't get past. I don't know if it was the gravy or something else, but something tasted off. The barbecue ribs tasted more boiled than slow cooked and were completely drenched in sauce. The cabbage was overwhelmed with vinegar and lacked seasoning. The mac and cheese tasted more like overcooked noodles with cheese instead of flavorful baked mac and cheese. The cornbread was dry, and even the cake was dry. I will say the restaurant was clean and the employees were friendly, so I have no complaints there. My issue was with the food quality and value for the price. Spending around $80 for a meal like this did not feel worth it at all. Maybe other people love it, but based on my experience, I don't understand the hype. The food just did not taste authentic or well prepared to me. I wish I had stuck with my original plans and just gone to Mikey's Diner in Wilson, North Carolina instead. At least I would have left satisfied. For me, this wasn't worth the drive, wasn't worth the money, and I won't be returning.