Came with a big group of people to celebrate 2 birthdays, employees were so kind and even gave the…read morebirthday boys gift cards! Gentleman with glasses and green canes shirt!

This time my wife was craving for chicken fingers from Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers,we decided to…read morethe Raising Cane's in Alhambra just across the street from Costco. This is a very nice Raising Cane's restaurant but each Raising Cane's restaurants have different interior decor and memorabilia from city like Alhambra surrounding city. We step in and look at the menu display decided to order my wife order the three fingers piece meal and I order the Box meal. My wife and I enjoy the food at Raising Cane's everything is made fresh and made to order that's why we enjoy the food at Raising Cane's. The staff at Raising Cane's were very nice and kind.

First time trying Jersey Mike's!…read more Came around 12:30 pm so it was quite busy with only one person preparing all the orders. I tried the mini provolone turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes and pickles. I forgot to mention the kind of bread I wanted so I just ended up with the regular bread. They didn't ask me either. It was a cold sandwich but still really good. Wasn't too salty. The mini size is huge and almost as big as the regular size! Would definitely get the mini again. The lettuce didn't look super fresh in their container, but it tasted fine. This location is quite small, and parking was a bit difficult. I would go back.

Italian, order on the app!…read more Customize and pick up is so convenient on the Jersey Shore App. They let you get banana peppers and that chili pepper sauce on the side if you ask nicely :) I appreciate the convenience, my only gripe is the bread can get soggy wrapped up in Mike's Way. Great quality and great lunch!

The customer service didn't have to be this good…read more That was my thought while driving away at 11:16PM with my lap full of food. I don't go to Taco Bell for hospitality the same reason I don't go to my favorite Pho place for hospitality. Consistency and speed matter the most--especially in fast food. So to my surprise, I had probably the best experience with a disembodied voice that I've ever had in my fast food dining experience. This is coming from someone who trains servers at a fine dining restaurant. You can say I've been around the block when it comes to hospitality. Well done, disembodied voice. Regrettably, I don't know your name but I'm sure a quick look into this week's schedule will reveal who was at the register around this awful time.

Taco Bell has their whole menu on the TV screens as well as they have 6 kiosks where you would be…read moreable to order at! They do also have a separate cashier station in case you pay for money and not card! The service was great and fast with their customer service! The ambiance was nice and chill! Super glad that the AC was blasting on such a nice hot summer day! Food was nice and hot! I got their caramel apple empanada and a cool ranch Doritos tacos! There was a good amount of toppings in the taco! TIP: AC was on and blasting! There's 2 gender neutral restrooms and ample parking! There are no outlets though so this is more of a quick grab and or chill and read location!

As usual smother the crispy chicken with gravy and the only way to pair these chicken joys are with…read moreSpaghetti Joy. I get nostalgic when eating Jollibee. My dad gave the latter half of his life to living in the Philippines when he was sent over to build Skyway Phase 1--- Manila's main highway . Remember back in the mid 90s, visiting him in Makati from Taiwan, that was the first time I was introduced to Jollibee at the 2nd Floor of one of the Robinsons Mall. And I remembered my dad tell me, here in the Philippines Jollibee is the King, McDonalds never even comes close to the traffic...... And that's when I realized Filippinos love their Fried Chicken. But in my mind back then the king of Fried Chicken was Al Baik in Saudi Arabia. Having grown up by the Red Sea, Al Baik will forever be my top choice for Fried Chicken and I think many Filipino Ex-Pats whom worked in the Arabian peninsula would agree. Anyways, back to Jollibee. I was surprised after moving to the United States, they had a Jollibee. 'cept to be honest 30 years back it didnt taste anywhere close to the quality now. The menu no longer has its iconic YumBurger and they've opted for the more obnoxious Angus burgers...which doesn't do much really, you have Giants like Habit Burger and In-N-Out taking the burger crown. Wished CoVID never happened. We had so many projects lined up in the Philippines circa 2019-- Subic Bay LNG Ocean Transport, potential takeover of the Okada Resort Casino Manila, potentially bringing over of Kaoshiung Taiwan's refinery capacity.......China wouldn't have shut down, Philippines flights wouldn't have shut down. We'd have 5 Billion USD in capital funded through Hong Kong, we would have closed a deal with Jolibee's owners to run an independent franchise outside the control of corporate. We would have gotten all the Huawei contracts and installed Chinese 5G across the Philippines islands. Ya...COVID changed the trajectory of everything. I was there in Manila 2019, watching the high economic growth momentum in Bonafacio Global City and we wanted a piece of that action. Funny how one meal makes you flash back to all the what ifs. Last thoughts here, I will give Jollibee mad props for the Guava Freeze. At first I thought it was going to be sugar overdose, but then it was actually pretty good. On the level of a smoothie you'd get at Jamba Juice but less sweeter.

We ordered the 6-piece Bucket Treat, half regular and half spicy, served with adobo rice. The adobo…read morerice was incredibly flavorful. The chicken was crispy, juicy, and the spicy pieces had just the right amount of heat. For dessert, we tried the Peach Mango Pie, which reminded me of the old McDonald's deep-fried apple pie with its crispy, flaky crust and warm, fruity filling. It was definitely a nostalgic treat. Service was a bit slow due to the lunch rush, but the staff remained friendly. Overall, it was a satisfying meal, especially if you're craving crispy fried chicken and that classic-style fried pie.

Iykyk... 4 stars cause of the lines and weird humans that don't seem to understand community and…read moremaking room for others and not blocking shiz with their giant carts.

I recently tried the chicken tenders here for the first time, and they were a bit disappointing…read more They were heavily battered, a little too salty, and didn't taste freshly made. They may have been sitting under the heat lamp for a while. However, they're still a great value at $6.99 plus tax for five large pieces. One or two tenders are enough to fill me up. I also ordered the hot dog and soda, which is always an amazing deal at $1.50. The only downside is that the food court gets really crowded, and the pickup line moves pretty slowly. They also seem to run out of relish often, which is a bummer because I have to have relish on my hot dog.

This is the best burrito! We used to go to lucky boys until we found this on uber. Lucky boys is…read moreforgotten! I love the bronco burrito and if you get it without the cheese, it's perfect with the cheese is good but for me, it's a little heavy and the pickled jalapeños is the perfect touch for balancing out all the heaviness.

There's street or structure parking to get here. And you'll have to walk down the alley. The staff…read morewas nice. And it's chill here with a casual vibe. I got the haus burrito. It's a pretty good portion that should fill you up. It's flavorful and savory. The grilled onion elevates this compared to different breakfast burritos. It's worth trying out!