This opened up in the last few weeks I think, and it really just moved down the road. It was up…read moreCleveland a bit, now it's on the corner of Cleveland and Innis, beside Captain D's. And poor Captain D's. When I went to Popeye's, on a weekday at 4pm, the Cap'n was empty. I wasn't sure it was even open, but there were lights on inside. I bet this place has made a dent in their business. Popeye's was moderately busy, a steady stream at the drive-through. Though part of that is standard Popeye's slowness. Every location seems to take a bit. Once we ordered, though, the food was ready after only a short wait at the window. Smallish lot, shiny new building. Friendly staff. I got the 12 for $12 wing special, because why not? With sweet hot sauce, which coated all but was not heavy and didn't soften the crispiness of the wings. Mid-size wings, cooked well, not super moist inside but decent, very crispy outside. I liked 'em. Also got a batch of "dippers," little tenders. Almost worth the $5, also crispy and well cooked (and a bit dry inside,) with a couple of dipping sauces. All that was too much for me, really made two meals. Kid K saw the strawberry cream cheese "pies" and scarfed one down, said it was good. We were headed home so didn't get drinks or sides, but they have a good selection. I'd come back. Construction is bad right now on Cleveland, and there's the "Popeye's wait." But it was worth it.

Was told at the drive thru on a Friday at 5pm that they didn't have any products to sell for 30…read moreminutes. What kind of management let's the store go that length of time with nothing prepared. Things are sure different than when I worked fast food decades ago. Back then service was very important.

Scott's service was as good as the burger. Perfect spot for a lunch date on the patio. Will return!!read more

Im celiac and they had almost everything gluten free, the gluten free food was amazing, the bun for…read morethe burger was really good

I mean, it wasn't bad, for McD's. I'm not a fan but I have a kid, so, Happy Meals. She got what…read moreshe wanted and liked it. I appreciate the milk and apple slices, at least semi-healthy. I got a deluxe spicy chicken sandwich. Which just means tomato and lettuce, I think- fancy! It was good. Crispy chicken, decent accoutrements. A short drive-through line at 5pm. Friendly and fast service. Decent prices, I guess. Easy in and out.

worst mcdonalds on the north side of town, theyre slow, rude, and charge stupid shit. the fries are…read morealways cold never fresh and you always gotta go drive thru 3 or 4 just to get your food.

Great location with decent parking. Clean play area for kids. I ordered our lunches on the app…read moreahead of time and dined inside. So easy scanning the table's QR code and then they brought over our food. Delicious as usual!

spicy dexlue chicken sandwich demolished. mac and cheese devoured. service extremely heartwarming.read more

I visited Marsh Road Mr. heroes today and ordered a cheesesteak. Usually when I visit the location…read moreI like to get the number three with lettuce tomato as well as the mushrooms and the onions. However, they said lettuce and tomato. We're gonna cost extra money and I said well, I don't really need it that bad I get that. So I said I just want it with mushrooms, onions, and mayo. And then on a whim, I said you don't charge for mayo on a sandwich and the guy gave me a smile and said Yep, we just started yesterday. I said OK if you're my receipt will reflect that just let me know. I'm gonna run it to Corporate real quick once I get my hands on it and that's fine. And then he said do you want the Mayo? I said no I just want you guys to enforce standard practices and not charged different prices or different customers as they walk in. He checked me out and did not give me a receipt. After the other manager came to give me a receipt finally I noticed I was charged $.50 for extra Mayo. So I've been a long time Mr. hero fan and never had to pay for Mayo before and it may not seem like a huge deal but times are hard all over and you would just think that something like this people should know before they go in order because if it's not specifically listed on the pricing it could represent misrepresentation of pricing

First time here. I picked up 2 sandwiches: a Turkey sub for me and a Roman Burger for my guy…read more The counter lady was nice and I waited for a short time since there was no one else there. The Roman was a hit; he declared it the best thing on the menu. He'd had it before. My sub was good but a bit salty. I would try the chicken gyro next time.

10/5 stars and will forever be my favorite taco truck!…read more I always order the chicken tacos just the way they come and they are the exact same every single time! After ordering at the truck, I stop inside for some fresh pineapple juice and wait for my order to be ready! The inside area has plenty of drinks and snacks. They typically have horchata and pineapple juice on a daily basis. The mild salsa is something that I dream of on a daily basis!

Food truck tacos that were amazing. 2 birria, 2 pollo, 1 carne asada. Roughly $2-4 per taco. not a…read morebad price for how filled they are. The truck was very generous with the amount of meat they gave. The man at the order area was super sweet and patient with my changing my order maybe 3 times! I wanted to try a bunch of flavors; there are many other protein options. My friend has the carnitas tacos and said they were amazing. Mine were flavorful and perfect. Got full off of 4, kept my lonely taco for a snack later in the day. Based off of what I got, birria was the best, then carne asada, then pollo. Definitely a place I would love to go again. Truck itself is very cute and hard to miss being bright red. There's a seating area right next to the truck to eat at too!

Johnny Oak is back in business after 5 years or so since he last ran the Shrimp Shack down in a…read morelittle hole in the wall near the Short North. He had a food truck that he operated here and there for a year or two, and then he vanished, and my love for his fish po boy went and cried in a corner. But I ran into him and he told me he'd be running basically a private kitchen, call for pickup/reservations, out of his home. Sounded weird, but he's an honest, standup guy, and I loved his food, so I figured, why wouldn't I take him up on it? I hope you like heat, because Johnny makes just about everything spicy, very spicy, but very delicious. The fish po boy was just like I remembered it with his sauteed tilapia and signature wine butter sauce, but he also does a creole shrimp po boy, a roast beef po boy, and what might be my new favorite a Johnny Cheesesteak, a Johnny, not a Philly, as he says. What he means by that is it too is cajun spiced, but, man, that's a great cheesesteak. I had never had his barbecue, but I tried that earlier today as well. Top notch smoked brisket with a perfect smoke ring. I hear he used to win awards for it, and I can see why.

This was our first visit so I was excited to experience their chicken. I found it to be good but…read moredidn't win me over as compared to other major fast food chicken chains. I ordered the CHICKEN SANDWICH which I did enjoy. I found the chicken to be covered in a crunchier coasting that some other chains, but it's flavour was a little bland to me. The dipping sauce is very important to me at a chicken chain. I like to dip fries and chicken tenders (if ordered). I was not a fan of the Raising Cane signature Cane sauce.

I ordered through the drive-thru, which I mention because the styrofoam containers inevitably make…read moremost foods soggy. So, my experience may have been different if it wasn't for that. This was my first time ever having Raising Cane's. The fries were a good portion, but definitely too soggy. The Texas toast is fairly good, I could taste the butter on it; personally, when I'm already eating fried chicken and french fries, I probably don't need another brown carb with it, but I know it's just their "thing." The chicken fingers were decent size and I'm sure they would've been crispier if it wasn't for the styrofoam container. The breading was nice because it was a little heavier than Popeye's in my opinion, but not by much. I liked the Cane Sauce personally, although it was a tad salty. I'm glad I can say I tried it, but I'm not craving it strongly. Drive-thru service was fast, which was a plus.