Good lunch spot with a lot of selection for those looking for meat and vegetarian. Burrito was…read morereally filling and the food was at a decent price. Staff was also very friendly. Would return again.

I received very friendly and prompt service by the young lady at the counter. I was offered chips…read moreand salsa since I dined in and I could not pass that up. For my lunch I got the grilled chicken quesadilla, and it really hit the spot. To be truthful, it was too much for me and I could have shared it with someone, as the quesadilla was loaded down with chicken. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. It is very quaint, kind of divey, but I liked it and felt comfortable eating my meal. I am in town for a training at Mount Sinai and this place was recommended. I'm so glad I gave it a try!

Easy in and out place with the food made in front of you. They have so many good options to choose…read morefrom. The chicken burrito was a little dry but it was very filling. The standout for me were their salsas. I would be curious to go back and try their tacos

El Aguila Mexican Restaurant is located on East 103 Street & Lexington Avenue. It's small, bright,…read moresimple & has limited seating but it's always crowded & very popular with the community & those coming out of the nearby museums on 5th Ave., especially when there's an event. It's over the counter ordering & the Tacos are delicious & you can pick the garnishes, besides the assortment of other traditional Mexican fast/street food. They have refreshing drinks like Agua de Jamaica (Habiscus Flower Jiuce), Horchata (a Sweet, Milky Beverage), Lemonade & Tamarindo. The staff is quick & friendly. A great place to go to for some tasty, fast, street food.

Fast food chicken sandwich challenge. This was my first of four fast food chicken reviews, and my…read morefirst time at a Popeyes; where have I been! Popeye's chicken sandwich was by far the best of the three chicken sandwiches I had (over Wendy's and Chic fil a). I was impressed with the quality of the chicken sandwich. Tender, juicy and thick chicken breast with a crunchy coating; excellent. The only thing I would have liked is additional toppings including tomato, onions and lettuce, since they only offered pickles and mayonnaise. The fried chicken breast was served with a fresh biscuit and was tender, not greasy, with a crunchy outside. The inside of the store was spotless, and I liked the fun packaging and festive Louisiana decor and music playing. I would definitely get a chicken sandwich or fried chicken from Popeyes again.

I guess these fools at this restaurant are trying to kill me. Like I'm from the country south. Why…read morewould you give out cold and old food. Ya'll really trying to get me sick. This is crazy to spend money for not to eat anything. Never order from Popeyes in nyc. Best to go there yell at them to make sure they give the right food and which should be hot. Not warm not cold. And why not give out condiments? On top of that ya'll didn't even mix the sauce well on the wings. I mean who wants to eat the chicken dry. I need hot sauce and ketchup and jam for the biscuits. Like, why have it if you're not giving it to paying customers. That is weird and stupid. NYC Popeyes corporate needs to take all these Indian people out of this Black Southern store. Yall putting it to shame. Cooking food without seasoning and selling cold old food is crazy. I will be reporting this to the Better Business Bureau.

This review is honestly less about McDonald's itself and more about what I got, because listen…read more.. the Grinch Meal?! So cute. McDonald's partnered with The Grinch this holiday season, and I had to try it. I was genuinely excited. You get the option of nuggets or a Big Mac, fries, and the fun part--your fries come with this dill pickle shaker. And let me tell you, that shaker was EVERYTHING. It gave the fries this really good, almost parmesan-style flavor, and I loved it way more than I expected. The nuggets were crispy and good, no complaints there. The box itself was festive and fun, and the Happy Meal "toy" was Grinch socks, which honestly felt like a little adult Happy Meal moment--and I was here for it. The socks were a cute bonus, but overall the meal itself was just fun and festive. It felt like a holiday moment. Now, about this McDonald's location in general--I come here all the time with my son after school (what kid doesn't love McDonald's?). The atmosphere is pretty chill. The music is always bumping--lots of reggaeton since you're right near Spanish Harlem--which honestly adds to the vibe. That said, it could be cleaner, and there isn't a lot of seating. Tables fill up fast, so you're either sharing space or waiting for someone to leave. Usually, it works out because it's very much a neighborhood spot--you see families, friends, middle school kids, all of that. Service is hit or miss. Sometimes it's a little slow, sometimes it's on point. But if you're a regular and they recognize you, things definitely move faster. Overall, the Grinch Meal was a win--cute, fun, and tasty. It gave me exactly what I wanted: a little holiday joy, good fries, crispy nuggets, and some Grinch socks to take home.

Convenient location when in the area and close to the train station. Service is quick when not…read moreduring high peak hours. Order via mobile for pick up, through the kiosk or at the counter. If you have the app, you can earn points with every order. Prices have gone up but there are special deals. They do have special deals based on sports teams wins...sign up if you haven't. Just finished a month of playing McDonald's Monopoly where you can win prizes including food, points and more... been awhile since eating McD's but always good have have once in awhile... fries are good. Glad the snack wraps are back... though there used to be a grilled option.

This location is the closest to the Harlem Metro North Station -- about three blocks west. It was…read morevery well-run by the ultra talented Assistant Manager Joe who was hustling around cleaning tables, prepping orders, and even refilling empty ketchup dispensers. The food was classic Cane's -- I brought my friend from Harlem who had never been here before and he thought this was a FRIED CHICKEN place! Ha! No such misery here! The tenders were large and in charge. Sauce was on point. My buddy had never experienced Texas Toast and loved it! I enjoyed the meal as did my friend who stated he will make this his new home base!

Raising Cane's Harlem is pure chicken tender happiness, that entire family can enjoy!…read more From the moment I walked in, the art, history, disco ball over the tables was a complete vibe! The friendly upbeat atmosphere, smiles, music playing, had my little god daughter (5yrs old) was excited to be in the building!! The service was exceptional, from the gentleman over the phone that helped us find the location, there was no wait to place our order. Brianna assisted us, with our excellent experience. Now onto these crispy, golden, perfected tenders which were hot, juicy, and seasoned just right. First time trying the cane sauce. Paired perfectly with the tenders, crinkle-cut fries were crisp and fresh, the Texas toast buttery heaven! My order came out fast, accurate, and served with genuine Harlem hospitality. The restaurant was very clean, and spotless, which says a lot for a super busy area like 125th street. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or late-night comfort meal, this Raising Cane's delivers! Harlem didn't just get a chicken spot--it got a whole vibe.

Open with no water service. After buying and consuming a meal I asked to use the rest room and was…read moretold it was "out of service" and the building had "no water". I cannot think of anything about my appearnce or deportment that would cause them to say no. I suspect it is their unofficial standard policy to keep the restroom closed. Or if it was true that there was "no water" in the building it would be a health violation to operate food service under those conditions.

They closed at 12... where's the 2:30??? Now I have no food and gotta wait 24 hours for my money…read moreback

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha…read more Oh wait. You mean, you weren't joking? Okay. Let's recap. I got a sponsored ad for Holy Burger. One of our burger go-to's recently closed, and I was willing to give it a shot. Though they seem to have a few outposts, I'm always one to support a mom-and-pop as opposed to larger names. This was my first time ordering. It will be my only time. This review is based on delivery. For over $60 (before tip), I was expecting something... else I guess. Mediocre burger? Check Slightly better than okay fries? Check Small Chopped chicken with cheese? Check Combo with like five or six fries? Check A shot glass of "cola" that comes with the combo? Check. Nothing memorable, and I'm still hungry. Also I ordered a double smash burger, not only have I had better, their "onion smash" had like one sliver of onions on it. Guess I was expecting an Oklahoma style onion burger, so massively disappointing. Save your money and go anywhere else. I seriously have no idea how this place has 4 stars and above all, is still in business. Nothing like pricing out the neighborhood and any decent places for the residents,

Walking home from my occasional Columbus Ave errands I saw Holy Cow and wondered what it was…read morebecause as far as I could tell, they were a newcomer on that block. Immediately did an online search as I rounded the corner onto CPW and yes, holy cow! Burgers, chicken, hot dogs, fries! And the kicker is it's all Halal. We ordered all of those things. They did get one thing wrong: we ordered wings but they sent tenders (or boneless wings...which taste the same to me). We did order the wings a couple weeks later on our second try. They're very spicy. Burgers were fine, fries were fantastic (crispy, well seasoned). Fine choice when you're hankering for standard American grill foods and some delicious fries. Prices are good but delivery and other fees are outrageous. Our recent order of two burgers, wings, one small fries came to $69 after taxes, fees, and tip.

The food here is good, just wish that they can have bake chicken as an option. The staff is nice…read morealso

Absolutely terrible food. I don't know what they put in their chicken, but I'd recommend literally…read moreanything else unless you want to suffer in the bathroom all night

The chicken is really good and you got it and it's had a good price and the atmosphere is also…read morepretty great

I was craving Korean fried chicken and finally decided to give Chicken Insider a visit. I came for…read morea late-ish lunch on a Friday afternoon. The shop, which is small with limited seating, was empty, save for one other patron. I ordered at the kiosk and waited for about 10 minutes for my dish to arrive. Throughout my time dining, there was a consistent flow of deliverymen coming in and out to pick up meals. It was clear that although this place was empty, it was a popular spot for delivery. I ordered their lunch special, which I found to be a great bargain. The meal was only $11.99, which came with five pieces of bone-in wings, rice, and salad. I ate my lunch heartily. For my main dish, I ordered the soy garlic fried chicken. While it was delicious, I found the sauce to lean more on the sweet side, with less of the soy and garlic coming through. It reminded me of a sweet-and-sour sauce and didn't taste the way a sauce like this normally does. Still, I enjoyed my meal for the crispness of the chicken skin, the juiciness of the meat, the softness of the rice, and the overall value. I will certainly come here again.

Hands down the best fast food burger spot. I usually ditch one bun when I eat burgers, but not…read morehere--the buns are unbelievably soft, fresh, and actually worth keeping intact. The spicy jalapeño sauce is a standout: flavorful with just the right level of heat that doesn't overpower the burger. I always go for the double Impossible burger, and it hits every time--juicy, satisfying, and honestly, sometimes one still isn't enough. Yes, it's that good.

Accessible by the 4/5/6/Q trains and then a short walking distance of 5-10 min to get there. The…read moreglass storefront has the signature 7th Street Burger sign as usual. Ambiance wise is your typical red-and-white checkered background. Several metal tables and stools are seen inside the limited space. Staff greets customers once you walk in through the door. A simple and straightforward menu with burgers + fries + soda/water. Everyone orders at the front counter. Either cash or credit card is getting accepted as payment. Friendly staff and very quick service except sometimes behind schedule on the weekends. When all the seats get taken, then I will take my food to go and eat at a nearby park or open space. Burger is usually on the oilier side and fries are tad bit salty too. Mexican Coke/Sprite tastes good down the throat on a hot summer day like today.