I think my visit to Hangry Joe's warrants 2.5 stars, but we'll round up to 3…read more I tried a chicken tender combo with fries; I did a dry rub breaded chicken with a couple of sauces on the side. The chicken wasn't nearly as crispy as I would have hoped and it's seasoning fell a little bit flat. The size of the tender was good though, which I appreciate. The sauces we got didn't compliment the tenders very well (maybe we got the wrong ones to go with the dry rub?) The waffle fries were the star of the show - crispy, hot, and exactly what you want out of waffle fries. And my goodness the toast left a lot to be desired; was hoping for much more than a plain piece of untoasted bread at the bottom of the combo box. If I return to Hangry Joe's, I would definitely try something different on the menu. The chicken tender combo I had left alot to be desired.

I remember going to the Laurel one when it first opened, and I enjoyed the chicken sandwich and…read moreother items I got from there. But I did not have a similar experience with this location in Waldorf. I shared a tender meal with some others one quiet Saturday evening. The tenders were flavored up nicely, but they came with dipping sauces that just really clashed with their dry rub. In my opinion, it should be an option of either or, not both. And the waffle fries had a sweetness to them that I was not expecting. They have waffle fries on their menu too, and it tasted like the batter got mixed up, which was weird. It was a savory, yet subtly sweet experience. And the toast was literally a slice of white bread that had some sauce dripping on it. It was not toasted, and really had nothing going for it. I guess the locations are definitely different in terms of quality, and I will just stick to the ones closer to me.

We were in the area, and I knew that I wanted to pick up Hip Hop's half & half before heading back…read more- I, at first, freaked out a bit, thinking that they had closed down, but they have actually joined forces with KabobBQ and is now housed under the same room (in the KabobBQ's building). The place is well-lit and clean, with plenty of seats to dine-in. I got my usual half & half, and there is a dispenser that you pour yourself. Staff are very friendly, and they all had a great sense of humor! Plenty of parking in the strip plaza lot available. +half & half! +friendly service! +in the KabobBQ eatery +plenty of parking in shared strip plaza lot

Last summer, I visited the Anchor Bar in Buffalo--the birthplace of wings. It was evaluated by AMB,…read moremy personal standard for wing excellence, and shout-out to AMB for truly living up to the brand. So many great flavors. Pro tip: ask for Honey Old Bay (a menu hack). They'll even put the dry rub on fried mushrooms if you want to sample those flavors without forking over "Big Beautiful Bill"-level food prices. Do yourself a flavor and order today.

Over cooked wings, smaller portions, over priced. Definitely not how it used to be in the beginningread more

We ordered the 24-piece family meal platter which included:…read more HOT HONEY DRY RUB KOREAN BBQ CLASSIC LOUISIANA RUB CLASSIC FRENCH FRIES VEGGIE STICKS The wings were good; well-seadoned and served hot. The fries were a little salty, but edible. The veggie sticks were fresh and crisp. __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

I called because I felt we were given too small a portion of fries, we order from Wingstop almost…read moreevery other week... I'm put on hold and then asked if I want to speak to a manager after about a 2-3 minute hold time. I tell the employee yes unless you can give me a refund I want to speak to the manager. He then doesn't transfer me to a manager but then put me on speaker and informs me that the French fry portion is 16 oz if I want to weigh it to be sure... welp Yeah 7oz and some change is about half the portion size we were supposed to get... They did refund us for the fries but the conversation made me mad and petty.

Umm has this been a secret all this time!? I finally decided to try this place out especially…read moreseeing that it had a drive thru. I needed to know how that worked. Apparently the drive thru is for online orders...noted because I will definitely return. I kept it basic and got my usual which was their version of a Meat lovers pizza, believe it was called meat me up. Mannnnn this was absolutely delicious. I got half the pizza drizzled in hot honey, and the other half drizzled in balsamic glaze. I favored the balsamic but both were so good. The toppings tasted premium to me and were plentiful. The size is perfect. Everything was good. I will be returning. I think I found me new fave pizza place.

I ordered the burnbox and the seafood scampi today. The only issue I had with their purportedly…read more"healthy " pizza is that it is super greasy. But besides that, they are also super delicious! I enjoyed the burnbox the best. It has a delicious spicy sauce that has a kick but not too much. It also has pepperoni and milder jalapeños. Flavor wise, it was one of the best pizzas I have tried. The seafood scampi was good in its own right. Not as good as the burnbox but I liked it too. It has a nice garlic sauce with shrimp and crab and tomatoes. I normally don't like tomatoes but theirs was pretty good. This is a nice pizza place that I'll certainly order from again and again again!

I've never ever gotten a bad meal from here. From the beef patties, chicken patties., macaroni and…read morecheese, koko bread, curry chicken, jerk chicken, steamed vegetables (cabbage) everything has been so good. The only reason why I can't give it five stars is because the customer service is just ok but the food is consistently good. I don't live too far from here and my family and I order from here a lot! I'll be back :)

Caveat: I ordered Dat Jerk from Uber Eats…read more Today, I ordered oxtail with rice and peas and Mac n cheese. The total was around $32 which I feel is a bit high for the number of actual oxtails that you get in the meal. The Mac n cheese was good but nothing to rave home about and I received white rice instead of the rice and peas I ordered. Overall, the food was okay and not as seasoned as I like my food.

While browsing TikTok, I discovered a restaurant through a content creator. It was on my list and a…read moremust-try. I ordered the Rice With Grilled Meat (Beef) dish. My sole concern with the food I ordered was that the beef was excessively chewy. As you can observe, I had to spit out the meat onto the cover lid. If only the meat had been tender and easily chewable.

Really good food, and a unique menu. Also, don't sleep on their wings, they're tasty. A good change…read morefrom all of the cookie cutter restaurants in the area.

The food here is so good! It's been years since I've been here, and it's still great! We ordered…read morethe steak and chicken burrito, a few different pupusas, plantains, and 1/2 rotisserie chicken. Everything was so good, worth the wait while they make it fresh.

The food is always hot and extra tastee! We love the fried chicken and flounder. We're late picking…read moreup our food today- It's the 4th of July and they kept the store open. We didn't realize the hours changed, but we are thankful for the excellent customer service!

Great tenders and waffle for a decent price. Chicken was juicy and tender. The breading was well…read moreseasoned and stuck to the chicken. Waffle was good. Cashier was friendly. Only problem was dirty tables.

Worst food I have ever paid for. I tossed most of my order in the dumpster. The fish looked and…read moretasted like it had been sitting there for days. My grandson thru away his chicken but did eat the waffle. I will never return to this establishment. Thank God I did not get sick from this food.

I had an extremely upsetting experience on August 18 at the Bonchon located at 3059 Waldorf Market…read morePlace in Waldorf, Maryland. I placed an online carryout order scheduled for 1:19 PM and arrived around 1:30. Another customer was being assisted at the counter, so I patiently waited. A male employee came from the back and began calling names for carryout orders. Because I couldn't clearly hear one of the names, I politely asked him, "Excuse me, sir, do you have an order for Katrina?" I want to emphasize that I was speaking to the male employee distributing carryout orders, not the woman assisting the other customer. She nevertheless interjected, "When your order is ready, we'll call for you." I simply responded that my order was already ready. As I said this, the male employee retrieved my order from the rack and handed it to me. I took my food and began walking toward the exit. The woman told me to "have a nice day" in a tone I perceived as sarcastic. I nevertheless responded, "Thank you, you too," and continued leaving. She then added, "Please don't come back." Confused, I stopped and asked why. She accused me of previously coming into the restaurant and "doing the same thing"/causing problems. This is extremely important: this was only my SECOND time ever coming to this location for a carryout order. My first pickup was approximately three weeks earlier. I walked in, collected my food, and left within probably 30 seconds with no argument, complaint, or negative interaction. I had also never seen or interacted with this woman before. Because the history she described does not match my actual history at this restaurant, I believe she mistook me for another customer. I asked for her name or information for someone above her because I wanted to report the interaction. She refused and stated that she was the owner and that because Bonchon is a franchise, there was nobody above her to whom I could report the incident. I continued requesting management/corporate information, and she called the police. Because police had been called, I initially believed I should remain to speak with the responding officers. In hindsight, I should have waited outside. While waiting, I called my mother for advice. Another customer who witnessed the interaction independently approached me. I did not know this woman. She told me she believed the way I was treated was wrong and helped me locate information for reporting the incident. She later identified herself to police as a witness and described what she observed. The situation escalated after police had already been called. The woman repeatedly demanded that I leave, and we both raised our voices. During the confrontation, she told me to take my "ghetto sh!t outside" and that I was "going to jail." I did not call her names or curse at her. My mother ultimately told me to leave the restaurant and wait outside, which I did. The police arrived shortly afterward. The woman described me to them as "belligerent" and said she did not want me returning. I gave the officers my complete account, identification, and explained my very limited history at this restaurant. The independent customer also spoke with police as a witness. I was ultimately informed that I could no longer return. I will respect that instruction and have no intention of returning after this experience. What concerns me most is how this began. Before any argument occurred, before police were called, and before I remained inside requesting management information, I had received my food and was already walking out when I was told not to return. The explanation was that I supposedly had a history of causing problems there. I do not. I had never interacted with this woman before, and my only previous carryout pickup approximately three weeks earlier occurred without incident. I strongly believe I was mistaken for another customer. I hope someone above the restaurant level reviews this incident and, if available, surveillance footage from approximately 1:30 PM on August 18. I would also like any alleged previous incidents involving me reviewed because I maintain that no such history exists. The food at Bonchon is delicious, my order was ready on time, and the male employee who handed me my order was helpful. Unfortunately, my experience with management overshadowed all of that. What should have been a routine pickup resulted in accusations about conduct I did not recognize, a police call, and ultimately being banned from a restaurant where I had never previously caused a problem.

Customer service is basic, and the chicken is pretty good. It's very crispy and sweet. The fries…read morewere greasy and seemed old. I probably wouldn't order those again. My main gripe is that the chicken is super expensive, and food for one person will cost close to $20 or more. Depending on how hungry you are you may or may not have leftovers. The chicken is good but not worth the price. There are tables to eat at inside and they also serve beer so that's a plus.