Raising Canes is one of the healthier fast food options with the meat being real meat and not…read moreprocessed or meal. I enjoyed the box combo with my Texas toast (sooo yummy!) The sauce was a bit on the tangy side so I didn't use as much. Staff was great in assisting me with the Mother's Day bogo deal. I would go back again

Hell yeah, what a place! I was skeptical to try this place as the area it's in isn't the greatest…read more But damn, i'm glad i did. I was unsure what I wanted and the guy at the counter suggested a specific combo with a slider, chicken finger and fries. Everything was very good and fresh and substantially sized. I wasn't super hungry when i went in but damn it i couldn't stope eating. Looking fwd to returning.

This place is the bomb…read more However, even if you are a spicy food expert I would advise strongly against getting the hottest sandwich unless as part of competition or dare. It is honestly too hot to be called food, and I eat reaper and ghost pepper on everything.

My wife and I stopped in for lunch on Saturday, December 20, 2025 at Dave's Hot Chicken. We'd never…read morebeen to one before and wanted to check it out. It's a little farther from home than we'd normally drive, but the weather wasn't great and we needed an excuse to get out of the house. For a fast casual place this is a really good option. My review and comparison are within that category. We split the 2-slider combo and were glad we did--it was filling and really good. I went with Extra Hot, which is the second hottest level. (The Reaper is the hottest and that's definitely on the list for next time.) The fries were solid, and I noticed after ordering that you can get a side of cheese--good thing to know for next visit. They reminded me a lot of Chickie & Pete's crab fries style-wise. Food seemed freshly made to order, and we waited maybe 10 minutes for the food. Overall, I really enjoyed it. Even though it's not super close, I'd absolutely stop in again when I'm in the area.

The owners are great good ppl The service is good…read more Very good customer service Makes the best smoothie

Great prices and food! Cheesesteaks are better then any pizza shop in the area. loaded and made the…read moreright way. Definitely must try if you are in the area.

Man, this may be the best chicken sandwich I've had (though I asked for extra sauce). Crispy and…read morejuicy. Onion rings were great. I live about 30 minutes away and was in the area but I will go out of my way to come here again. Delicious. Thank you!

We ordered dinner for the family and tried several dishes so we could sample a bit of everything…read more There were a couple bright spots (the onion rings and ranch were excellent), but overall the meal fell short of expectations. Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich - This was the biggest disappointment. The chicken breast was extremely thick and had a grainy texture that made me wonder if it was chicken breast with rib meat. If that's the case, it gives the impression that quality isn't a priority. The breading also fell off with almost every bite, and the sandwich wasn't well proportioned (one oversized tomato slice that wasn't cut evenly). Most importantly, it didn't taste like Nashville hot at all -- more like "Nashville not." Shrimp Po' Boy - Below average. The shrimp had a slightly fishy taste, and the bread didn't resemble proper po' boy bread. The greens were a spring mix, which felt like an odd choice. Traditional shredded lettuce would have worked much better. I've had po' boys in Louisiana, and while I wasn't expecting complete authenticity, I was expecting something closer to the spirit of the dish. This version missed the mark. Smash Burger - Probably the best of the three mains we ordered, but still just average. I've honestly had better smash burgers at chains like Shake Shack. Sides: The fries were great. We ordered the beer cheese sauce, which was fine but not necessary. The onion rings were the standout -- perfectly crispy with a clean bite. The homemade ranch served with them was excellent. Overall, I really wanted to like this place more, but the food didn't deliver enough for me to return.

I used the drive through at this location for a late evening food. The order was taken faster, and…read morefood was ready in few minutes. The Chicken was tasty but oily what can you expect from fried chicken joint right? The restaurant as such has seating tables inside and looks good. The fries were great. They have decent parking. The staff is courteous and will definitely visit them again.

After a recent trip to South Carolina, I've been craving southern fried chicken. Tex's filled the…read moreneed! Really good fried chicken. Loved the crispy coating and tender chicken. Good biscuits. Friendly service. I didn't realize there are many locations in NY. Already thinking about my next visit!

My food was delicious, hot, and made fresh. I had the spicy sandwich and thought the chicken was…read morevery juicy and the skin nice and crunchy. I really enjoyed the plantains, as well. My sister and husband liked their classic chicken sandwich but both agree that it needs to come with some kind of spread like mayo or maybe a house sauce to kick the roll up a notch. I also had an empanada on my ride home as a treat and boy was it - hot, crispy, and flavorful. I also like that the prices are kept down some by making a drink optional especially with the prices of soft drinks in Philly. The gentleman who took my order was very nice, patient, and helpful. The atmosphere is like a traditional fast food vibe. In the area? Check Them Out! I look forward to a return trip for their fried chicken, their unique sides, and their chicken bowl :0)

I found out that Pollo Campero recently opened and wanted to check it out. After doing a search on…read morethe chain, they advertise that they were among the top ten fast food chicken restaurants in the nation. The chicken I tried was decent, but not necessarily a big favorite of mine. Located in a former KFC which was closed for years and a Boston Market that never came to fruition, when I drove by a little before 2pm it was like a major event with traffic blocking Frankford Avenue, and a long line out the door. I decided anyway that if people like this place that much, I should wait it out. I parked my car (DO NOT PARK AT 7/11 or AutoZone - you'll get towed) and got in line. By the time I got to the entrance door, the line had grown even larger and snaked around the restaurant. Once inside, it was a mini amusement park ride with another line before getting to the cashier. Total time in line for me was about 75 minutes. If I took a shot with the drive through, it may have been a bit shorter, but I wanted to check out the inside of the place. Pollo Campero must be huge with the Hispanic population. I think I was the only non-Spanish speaker. The long line was well behaved and thankfully the weather was quite good with a full breeze. The restaurant had multiple staff in safety vests to direct traffic and one was at the door making sure that nothing got out of hand by restricting people entering the place. The clean place was packed with families, and the buzz was palpable. The two cashiers were asking people lots of questions and the young and friendly cashier I had was very soft spoken which required me to ask her to repeat a lot of the questions. I ended up getting a bunch of different things just to try and get a flavor of many different foods. I got a 4-piece mixed grilled and fried chicken, a chicken sandwich, and a 3-piece empanadas. Sides with everything I chose the rice, beans, coleslaw, and plantains. Overall, I liked all the food (I didn't eat all of it, just tried) and will have some for later meals. The fried chicken was crispy and I liked the grilled chicken more. Loved the plantains. The coleslaw was mayo based and had a kick to it. The chicken sandwich was dry and needed sauce on the average roll. I liked the empanadas but my wife was not impressed. They were full of chicken and they had a mustard like sauce inside which I enjoyed. The rice was bland, and beans were flavorful. It was about $36 total for everything. They have Pepsi products here (thumbs down) and also a machine with a trio of other choices (see my picture)! Pollo Campero is not my newest most favorite fried chicken place. But the food was good, and they have a loyalty program if you get their app. They also do catering. When i did a search, they appeared to be all over the Trenton, NJ area so I don't know if this is their first Philadelphia location. Anyway, I wish them much luck in the business. I'm sure the Popeyes across the street was jealous with Pollo Campero's huge outpouring of customers!

I was curious to see if the OG brand that started and dominated the Philly fried chicken scene…read morewould be repeatable as they venture out into the world. Spoiler Alert: They knocked it out of the park again. Absolutely epic food, great customer service and value. Customer service and value, while great is meaningless if the food isn't equally as great. The food is the definition of comfort food.

For an establishment that prides itself on fried chicken, this was very underwhelming. $20 gets you…read morea single order of chicken tenders (7) and a side (pimento cheese, cornbread, or potato salad) Giving more than 1 star because of the cornbread. Maybe they are losing money but this place has gone downhill. I would not recommend this for even my child. Update: I contacted the establishment the night of my order and the young man I spoke with mentioned they were not short on chicken. This is the typical production? I find that hard to believe. Quality control is important in the industry.