Absolutely horribly dry disgusting chicken…read more If I could give 0 stars I would. Nothing about it or the sides were good at all.

Singh and his coworkers were very friendly, helpful, and accommodating for this first-time visitor…read moreto Chester's Chicken at Soper Hill! He even fried up a fresh batch of chicken for me while I waited, which was only a few minutes. The people and the chicken were great! Superior service and savory sustenance... a great combination and terrific reason to visit - and revisit - Chester's Chicken on Soper Hill!

I had an absolutely incredible experience at Big Chicken thanks to Kiana! She went way above and…read morebeyond to help me. When I was having trouble getting the mobile app to work, she was incredibly patient and kindly honored the offer anyway. On top of being super friendly, personable, and genuinely cheerful, she completely saved the day when I accidentally left my credit card behind--she actually ran it all the way out to my car! Kiana provides the kind of exceptional service that is rare to find these days. Big Chicken is lucky to have her on their team.

We came here for free tenders, fries, and ranch offer. We got an email that we just needed to show…read moreat the front and that was the only option that they had available no substitutions. For a semi-fast food restaurant they did sort of take a while to deliver our food, but it wasn't too long. The people working there really didn't seem like they wanted to be there but since it's a pretty quick and easy place It didn't really matter that much. The chicken itself tasted pretty good. The breading wasn't too thick, but the fries tasted like they were sitting out for a while and didn't taste fresh. There wasn't anything that stood out too much to me at this place so I'm not sure if I would return or opt to try another new place.

soooo good!!! For…read moresome dumb reason u have to right close to a book to post on here but dickeys is FIRE !!!

Unable to get the APP to work, went in to order 2lbs of brisket and 2 lbs of pulled pork. The small…read morelittle man running the place was yelling and in a foul mood. I should have walked out. I decided to order 1 lb of brisket and order pizza for the party that night. Glad I did. The brisket was bone dry and no flavor. Big waste of money.

Good food, nice people! A little pricey for take out, but I'd go there again. Easy parking for grab…read moreand go!

Let me tell you about Lew's BBQ. Or as my husband and I now call it BBQ from the Loo. And before…read moreyou ask yes. It earned that name. Every single letter of it. This place had every opportunity to be the holy grail of down-home BBQ. The kind of spot you drag yourself to when you're too lazy to fire up your own grill but still want to feel like a person with standards. Instead it delivered something far more memorable: profound disappointment wrapped in a paper napkin. The potential was there. The execution? Somewhere between 'bless their heart' and 'what in the actual hell.' We drove from Sultan for this. SULTAN. On a Wednesday. Like optimistic idiots with functioning taste buds and unreasonable hope. We walked in at 3pm to a dining room so empty it felt like a crime scene missing the chalk outline. Not 'peaceful Wednesday afternoon' empty. Not 'hidden gem that hasn't been discovered yet' empty. More like 'did someone die here' empty. The kind of empty that should've been a sign. It was a sign. We ignored it. Now. The meat. OH. THE MEAT. Buried under sauce and not in a 'this is so fire we had to' way. More of a 'if we cover it completely maybe God won't see what we did' situation. Spoiler: God saw. WE saw. The meat was dry lifeless and deeply confused about what year it was. That BBQ had the energy of someone who already put their coat on to leave the party an hour ago but somehow ended up on your plate anyway. The whole meal arrived in to-go containers with plastic forks. Plastic. Forks. The kind that bend before the meat does. I mentioned I'd take leftovers to go. I did not mean 'serve my entire dine-in experience like a sad airport meal.' Nothing says 'welcome to our restaurant' like eating off disposable everything while sitting in an actual building with actual chairs. Now here's where it gets spiritual. A mystery cup of mac and cheese appeared at our table. Uninvited. Unannounced. Like an uninvited relative at Thanksgiving. We thought how sweet! A little gesture! A sample! The universe providing! Narrator: The universe was charging $3.95. That mac and cheese which based on its journey to our table had clearly seen some things. Wasn't terrible but wasn't exceptional. Showed up on the bill. For four bites of mediocre mac that nobody ordered. A complimentary charge. And THEN like the plot needed one more twist when you go to pay on the counter there's a handwritten sign informing you of a $2 per plate/platter upcharge for 'product costs.' No prices on the menu. None. This isn't a scavenger hunt Lew. We're not on a BBQ treasure map. We're hungry people who would like to know what things cost before we eat them. The bill: $95. NINETY. FIVE. DOLLARS. For reheated meat, collard greens and a mac and cheese I did not order but apparently spiritually owed. I still tipped $10. Not out of satisfaction. Out of the deep social paralysis that will haunt me until I die. Look I want Black-owned soul food spots to WIN. Full stop. I am ROOTING for you Lew. But you cannot hide dry confused reheated meat under enough sauce to drown a brisket charge $95 for the experience. You cannot. BBQ from the Loo. I drove from Sultan for this. I will not be back. But I WILL be telling everybody.

So happy to finally have a Raising Cane's nearby! We've been a couple of times and the food is…read morealways hot, fresh, and delicious. The employees are on top of things, and it's as clean as it can be based on how many customers they have at any minute. Love the local memorabilia and it just has a fun atmosphere. The only bummer is that it can get so busy that it's tough to find a spot to stand and wait for food, or for a table to open up. Haven't done through the drive through yet, but it seems like that moves pretty quickly despite the long lines.

I was extremely disappointed with our catering experience at Raising Cane's in Lynnwood. We placed…read morea large order several days in advance for my son's birthday party, including 100 chicken tenders, four trays of fries, and bread. I also specifically requested the large containers of Cane's Sauce to accompany such a large order. When we arrived home and began setting up for our guests, we discovered that no sauce had been included at all. With 100 tenders, this was obviously a major part of the meal. I immediately called the restaurant and spoke with the manager, Troy. Unfortunately, his response was just as disappointing. He offered either a partial refund or for us to come back and pick up the sauce, but there was no apology or acknowledgment of the inconvenience. His tone was very nonchalant and dismissive. When I asked to speak with another manager, his response was he was the highest managed at the store. Troy was unnecessarily rude and made it clear that our experience was not being taken seriously. He also made a comment that I was not a manager and wouldn't understand, so rude. Clearly he needed to flex his ego. I have no idea why he felt the need to bring that up, but it just shows his lack of professionalism and customer service. One of our party guests ultimately had to leave the birthday celebration and make the 30-minute round trip back to the restaurant for the sauce. By the time they returned, the chicken, fries, and bread we had paid for were cold. For the amount of money spent on a catering order, I expected much better attention to detail and basic courtesy when a mistake was made. Mistakes happen, but the way they are handled matters. Unfortunately, the lack of concern and professionalism from management made an already frustrating situation much worse. I would not recommend this location for catering.

So we came to the 41st and Colby location. As usual it was really good. My son was very happy. We…read morehad fish and Cajun shrimp. Our servers jasmine was a pleasure. Super cool i and Ryan the Cook Give that man a raise lol sorry for coming in towards closing will be earlier next time. Cooked two perfection.

We were greeted as we entered the restaurant and helped right away. The woman who took our order,…read moreexplain the menu gave us some ideas. The restaurant was clean and inviting. The food was very delicious. I got one fish taco and one shrimp taco and I will definitely order them again. The fish and chips were delicious and of course, the famous clam chowder was amazing. We will be back.

This was the most incredible random lunch stop I've had in months. Everything we ordered was…read moredelicious, cooked to order and quick. The curry fries were to die for, the katsu was crispy and the cabbage was fresh and crunchy. We were well taken care of and can't wait to come back again.

My wife and I were finally able to stop into Katsu Burger for lunch while in the area…read more Free parking can be found in the lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Indoors is small and similar to a teriyaki joint. Basically, a brick-and-mortar fast-food type of establishment. There is a bit of outdoor seating as well. All transactions are done at the counter. Katsu Burger does not offer any alcohol. During our visit we ordered the Pork Banzai Bites for $6.95. We actually wasted/tossed this item due to the flavorless and toughness of the pork. My wife ordered the Ohayou Gozaimasu for $13.95: Beef Katsu, Fried Egg, Bacon, Cheddar Cheese, Tonkatsu Sauce and Japanese Mayo. I ordered the Godzilla Attack Spicy with Chicken for $12.50: 12 Spice Sprinkled on Chicken Katsu, Jalapenos (pickled), Pepper Jack Cheese, Tonakatsu Sauce and Spicy Mayo. I ordered my burger without a bun and all the burger toppings. I was disappointed that the jalapenos were pickled rather than freshly sliced. After trying the pork, beef and chicken, we both decided that the chicken was the better tasting of them all. Overall, Katsu Burger did not impress either one of us. Staff wasn't friendly. Establishment is a bit run-down. Food was mediocre. Prices are fair. If we ever stop here again, I will be sure to take my order home to enjoy.

A nostalgic spot with a 1950's vibe for a satiating burger. Their burgers, onion rings and fish &…read morechips are tasty. Due to the freshness of their food, we recommend eating on site, the onion rings get soggy otherwise Staff are pleasant and friendly Bathrooms are functional, not super clean. There is an outdoor eating area. There could be more attention to detail in the cleanliness

The food at Kidd Valley is still ok - not as great as it was a long time ago, but still a good…read moreburger dip. Prices have gone up a lot the past few years (about 50% for said dip). At least they still have cheddar cheese and the au jus is good. The service sucks. They don't answer the phone and then when you go in there's always some issue with the person in front of you with their rewards or gift card that wastes five minutes. Time to get food is variable but was quick last visit.