Best Hardee's around in my opinion. Nice service and I always get good hot chicken tenders.read more

Ordered food at 6:21. They said it would be fifteen minutes. We revieved the food at 7:03…read more Cashier's name was ZaiRe on the reciept. Crew had no urgency and clearly can't tell time. Every car had to wait for their meal, it wasn't just us. This is not a FAST food establishment. If you don't mind waiting, the barbecue restaurant across the street is better and if you need speed, McDonalds is nearby. No reason to eat here. They have been slow since they were built.

We were so hungry and thankful that McDonalds was nearby. The manager was friendly and helpful…read more Husband's mobile order got messed up, but she fixed it. Perfect. When I ordered, face to face without an app, she was delightful and got my food to me in record time. The place was clean, the food was good, and we were back on the road in record time. Come there for good food and GREAT service!!

Epic fail on Curbside service--don't bother--you'll have to go inside after 15 minutes and then be…read moreignored by the chatty clutch of employees (one had hair rollers in her hair) ignoring drive thru. Only to finally be served McMuffins that are ice cold and with the muffin tough as shoe leather. They did get the bottled water right... I have literally eaten McDonald's in virtually every state (including Alaska and Hawaii), in Europe, Japan and Korea and I can definitely say the Crater Road McDonald's in Petersburg is the worst in the world. Where are the mother ships of space aliens when you need something to disappear?!!

I'm left disappointed…read more I was hesitant to write this review but after 3 failed experiences, that's enough. I've ordered the same thing each time. Double chicken teriyaki and supergreens. I get burnt chicken. Chicken is over cooked, dry, and/or the crumbs of what was left. Not what I expected. They have been out of supergreens but they have the ingredients to make other meals like beef and broccoli and cabbage w chow mein. It's a simple fix. Today i was once again left to get a different side item. Really hope management can fix this issue.

Everything is fine except for this one worker who was supervising a new employee. She really made…read morethis man fill the plate less then half way for every scoop. I jokingly tell the guy serving the food "there's no way" to which he replied "sorry she's my boss". As she just laughs in the background. It's 16:01. No way she's really serving bare minimum. -10/10 on her service.

I'm a regular customer at 5 guys and the burgers are very good but the fries are my favorite…read more Only one negative is the price, it's gotten out of hand. My visits have been reduced as a result of the costz

Rico was amazing he went out of his way to ensure I had everything I needed. Service like this is…read morerare and deserves recognition. I've never had such thoughtful customer service. He exceeded every expectation. He was not only knowledgeable but also incredibly friendly. I left feeling valued as a customer."

I could give 4 or 5 stars to a hot dog stand, frankly, if it were the best hot dog stand I'd ever…read morebeen to. Like my parents always said, no matter what you end up doing, even if it's washing floors, be the best floor washer ever! This Arby's fits in that category: The best fast food joint ever and the answer to a traveler's prayer. Magically, my fiancé and I were just on hour 6 of an 11 hour drive up from South Carolina when I started jawing about what a great business model it would be to create "fast" food places that advertised on the highway signs but where you could get fresh, organic food. Whole Foods Quick Stop, maybe? Having had this thought, we slide off 95 North into Petersburg VA and thar she blew: The realization of my dream, Arby's South Crater. The first thing you notice are the big signs about grass fed beef. That's all they serve there, and it's advertised in the windows and on the napkins. For those of us who read Omnivore's Dilemma, that alone counts for a lot. An article "You Are What Your Animals Eat" by Jo Robinson is distributed in full-color glory on the counter to educate the food buying public. But once you get inside and you see the respectful full color menus set about for you to actually read and ponder instead of the usual, ugly and illegible over-the-counter sign, you know you've arrived someplace different. The spot where the usual menu is was taken by a bright mural of grass and sky...nice! This, and the bright skylights, colorful banners and clean booths, gives this fast good joint the feel of a good family restaurant. The menu reflects the positive, green feeling of the rest of the restaurant. Fresh lemonade (delicious, lemony and honey-sweetened if I didn't miss my guess); seasonal vegetables place (order 3 plus a fresh baked muffin for 6.99); four fresh salad choices including such yummy ingredients as gorgonzola cheese, kalamata olives, almonds and raspberry vinaigrette; turkey special sandwiches on corn and multi-grain breads, lightly toasted and featuring ButterBall turkey with avocado, pesto, baby spinach and cranberry mustard (!?): and much much more. All of this comes in addition to the Classic Roast Beef Sandwich and French Dip you're used to getting at Arby's, but with real, healthy beef instead of Industrial Steer Flesh. Oh yes, you can taste the difference. The piece de resistance was our little little plastic cup (made from plant material and fully biodegradable) for 1.59 with 6 little, fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. Soft and delicious! My partner's first question was: How can they do this? We thought that franchises had to follow in lock-step with the offerings on their menus and even the method of preparation. I asked our server, who had on a name tag that respectfully gave BOTH his first and last names, how long the restaurant had been like this. Well, a week and a half, he shyly admitted. I asked who was the genius behind it all, and he said, "oh, that's Mr. Rip, our boss. Mr. Rip likes quality, so we do things the way Mr. Rip wants." Needless to say, I am very curious about this Mr. Rip and intend to research him further if only to send him a note saying "Way to go!" This Arby's, though slightly more expensive than the common Arby's, is well worth a special visit, if only to see realized what fast food could be: Healthy, respectful, clean and green.

Ordered on mobile app, paid for. Cashier at window kept saying I had a total to pay. Kept repeating…read morewas a paid mobile order. She walked away and closed window. Few mins later came back and said I had no mobile order. Showed her my phone with the paid order slip. She took my phone through the window and showed to other staff. Several mins later came and slung a bag of food and shut window. I sat waving arm and honked at staff chatting, laughing with each other and scrolling in their phone. Finally got someone's attention to get drink. No apologies, just absolute rudeness! Then get home to find order was wrong. No ham and cheese sandwich that was ordered. Will NEVER come back here to this ghetto location. If I could give ZERO STARS for this visit, I would.

This is actually a location we visit fairly often, so I think I can give you a accurate opinion…read moreback up with all those visits. I have never had big problem eating here. As for the food: it's Popeyes. Just like every other location. The food has always been hot and decent. We have more than once had the soda machines needing their tanks changed. Once I had three of my normal drinks not working and had to select ice tea. As for location: Normally it's "okay." The dining room gets a lot of visitors but the staff seem to fall behind policing the dining room. Tables don't seem to get wiped down and the trash cans can be near fully. As for staff: Always had friendly counter people. But I have seen a couple times, staff who I think are managment, not really helping when the place is jammed. I really think they should be during these times. I've also seen them not as friendly with their own staff. I don't think they understand managment. Praise in public but not criticize. So in review: A okay chain place that does have room for improvement.

Stood in line for 50 minutes waiting for my food when they told us it would only be 7 mins. The…read moreworkers are all high ...they said on weed but I think it's crack. They should not be able to work at this fine establishment. Everyone in here needs to be retrained. -signed a very concerned Karen

Staff is always courteous. Food is always hot. I honestly visit this place because of the staff…read more Extremely customer centric.

No way did we just pay $42 for a 5 piece tender meal and a chicken sandwich meal with one extra…read moresandwich!! We were already in the drive thru and I was truly hoping the quality would be worth the price. Absolutely not! Let me start with the highly unpleasant woman that took our order while yelling at other people into the microphone. Just not a nice person. Pushy and short with us while we tried to figure out how not to spend $42. Oh well. We pull up to the window and we're serenaded by the most inappropriate and degrading music blasting throughout the restaurant. N***a and B***h and a slew of other hateful slurs. While we sat there with our ears bleeding, they proceeded to clean out a clogged drain at the drink machine...WHILE MAKING OUR DRINKS! I could do nothing but hope the food was at least decent. That hope was shattered quickly. My husband said his bun was more of a napkin to soak up the grease on his chicken. Mine tenders were undercooked and rubbery. The fries were good and the new pickle lemonade deserves the one star I was forced to give to write this review. Best thing I can say is never, ever go to this Popeyes. EVER! Have a nice sit down meal with drinks for the same price.

Today is their grand opening (6 Nov 25)... YAY!!!! Finally, a chick fil a that's a little closer…read more Of course everything in there is brand spanking new. In any case the, the staff was extremely professional and they were very welcoming. I'm hoping for the best at this new location. Of course the food is typical chick fil a... nothing major.

This location hasn't even been open long and every time I come here I'm waiting entirely way to…read morelong to receive my food let alone even get my order taken this is ridiculous!

My husband and I both enjoyed our meal. It was plenty to share. We both liked the salt on the…read moretoast, and the creamy Cole slaw, too. The tenders were hot and crispy, but we both agree they're a little too plain for us. Fortunately, they do have hot sauce packets to spice them up. I wish they had a spicy dip - fingers crossed for the future. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the restaurant's atmosphere is casual with cute decor to check out all around. In the area, check them out!

Yesterday evening, I decided to order here for my evening meal. Going back to when I was a college…read morestudent in Louisiana, Raising Canes has been a favorite among fast food stops. When they opened up here in the Peninsula a few years ago, you know I was pretty excited. I've ordered from here a few times since and for the most part felt satisfied. Let's see about this visit. After picking up Sophia's dinner from another location, I headed here via drive-thru. The line was a little long (it was a Friday night after all), but did go quick. The staff was on point with ordering and picking up at the window. No matter if it's light or heavy with traffic, they get the job done just right. My meal was the Box combo with Coke Zero for the drink. Even though some of the coating came off the chicken fingers, I was pretty full at the end of the day. Raising Cane's tends to be a favorite of mine and last night continued that streak. You know I'll stop by the next time I'm in the area.

Went in 2024 before it was updated and loved it burgers were good and cheap, and the service was…read morequick and friendly. Haven't been in the area since but will definitely stop by if I'm ever back.

The burgers were great! The people there are super nice and you can tell everything is freshread more