First off, the name they claim for this location, isn't the name on the sign. The *actual*…read moreLouisiana "Famous" Fried Chicken is in Dallas. This is just Louisiana Fried Chicken, you can see there is another entry in here with that name and the reviews are not nearly as kind. Service was perfectly fine, the place is small but seemed clean enough. There endeth the passable things. I ordered spicy fried chicken 3pc (LWT), red beans and rice and a pint of gumbo (holy trinity, chicken, sausage, crab and shrimp - more on that to come and it isn't good). Those are a trinity for me, if you will, when sampling and then judging Louisiana fried chicken places. So, Enter Sandman... I got food poisoning, which is an automatic 1. I don't like to give them out, but for extreme circumstances; this being one of those circumstances. The food: The fried chicken was not golden brown it was dark brown, which says old oil/grease. It was bitter, but edible. I ordered spicy, and if they consider whatever I got as spicy, they need to dial it up. I detected no spice. The lady at the counter asked if I wanted hot sauce, I said yes, but it didn't meander its way into my order. The red beans and rice... I don't know what kind of black roux they use and how hard they cook the rice for it to be this mushy. It smelled like it should be good, but I had to add my own Cajun seasoning and some Tobasco to liven it up, even still it was more of, "I paid for it so I'm going to eat it" at this point. Popeye's RB&R is WAY better, and that Popeye's on the corner isn't even a good Popeye's. Now what I believe to be the criminal, the file seafood, chicken, sausage (note I didn't say Andouille, because this was straight up garbage Eckrich). It was a pint, and it was almost black (me assuming because they made a file gumbo, now I'm not so sure). It was packed with a thick mush of *mostly*, onion, celery and green pepper. Scattered among them were stringy pieces of boiled chicken, 2 or 3 pieces of sausage, I did not identify if there was indeed any crab in there because I never saw it and two soggy ass fried shrimp on top. I should've just tossed the whole thing in hindsight. I did pitch the shrimp. I didn't trust how they looked. I dumped the pint (it had that odd colored overcooked rice too), i added quite a bit of water, brought it to a boil, reduced to simmer. I had to add seasoning to this as well as some tobasco. I ate about 1/3 of it or so, then just pitched the rest. *a few hours later (said in that French accent you're now reading it in)* I'm pounding Nauzene, and pounding the toilet. Let's say, oh... about 8 -9 hours? The easiest way to explain how long. As the very unpleasantries began, I put on John Wick, I watched all 4 before finally being *done* and able to go to bed about 0500. Suffice to say, I will not be back. I give this two thumbs down and a raspberry.

The fish was so good! I could eat 100 pieces if I had to. I like the Service. The ladies up in the…read morefront were very nice and the restaurant was nice and clean as well.

I have always been skeptical of these pop up hot chicken joints, but let me tell you this was…read moreamazing! I ordered the #3 combo of a slider and tender with fries, and an order of elotes. The chicken patties used are top tier- full juicy filets, no hard edges or flattened out stringy pieces. It was cooked and seasoned to perfection as I chose "hot" and it was not too much. The pickles were great and the coleslaw on the sandwich. The fries are the biggest crinkle cut and perfectly cooked. The Elotes were also amazing with the spicy mayo. It was very good and I'll be going back! 5/5

Just had my first visit to Lava Hot Chicken and it did not disappoint…read more Such a great lunch spot--portion sizes are solid for the price, and everything came out fresh and flavorful. Jason ordered the Lava #1 (2 mild strips) and I got the Lava #2 (2 hot chicken sliders). The "hot" was more of a medium kick, while the mild still had great flavor without much heat--so definitely approachable for anyone easing into spice. I also helped myself get some mac & cheese since it was a cold and rainy day, but to be honest I probably would've gotten some mac & cheese anyways. Delicious! Also have to shout out Alex--super patient, helpful with the menu, and honestly just great service all around. He anticipated what we needed before we even had to ask, which you don't see often. Really made the experience even better. And I have to add--I'm usually not a fan of crinkle fries, but these were actually spot on. We'll definitely be back!

Great service delicious food. Inviting atmosphere. What do the kids say??? This place is always a…read morebanger. We come for the food and custard and leave happy and full! Restaurant was clean, service was helpful, food was hot and prepared fresh. I downloaded the app to collect points and received a free scoop right off the bat!

Let's start with the good. The staff are always friendly, and the newly remodeled dining room is…read morevery clean and modern, though I prefer warm LED lighting that mimics incandescents. I wish more places would use these, but perhaps I'm in the minority and people prefer the sterile coldness of cool white LEDs. Also, the food tastes pretty good. Sure, it's full of all the ingredients the other fast-food places use, like all the preservatives, seed oils, and other flavor enhancers, but it tastes pretty good. The problem for me, though, and it's a big one I've noticed at other places as well: the food tastes like artificial fragrance. At least the bun on the burger did. So it makes me think they are storing the buns in an area with fragrance (air freshener of some sort), or the plastic container the buns are stored in was stored in a room with an air freshener. It's pretty nasty to bite into a burger and taste a chemically crafted bouquet of flowers. I managed to remove the outer layer of both buns, and that got rid of the fragrance and made the burger edible. So, my suggestion for Culver's, and any food business, is to get rid of the stinking artificial fragrance. It's nasty, it's toxic, it tastes terrible, and it sticks to everything, especially plastic and anything that plastic touches. The sad part is, most people live their lives surrounded by fragrance, they can't even taste it when it's in and on their food.

I usually order from Burger Island this time. I was very disappointed. I got my burger. The meat…read morewas dry and overcooked. The fries was not seasoned well. They was cold but most of all I was very disappointed in the burger so I won't be ordering anything. No time soon.

Great burger joint, super clean and very good staff. The jungle burger is best around town !!!read more

A great place! Great food! Great portion sizes! a must try in Rockwall, TX…read more Owners are great people! Couldn't recommend enough!

Built upon a former Brazilian steakhouse, this large, clean, and neat restaurant would be…read moreChick-fil-A of Mexico if they moved there. (No alcohol drinks here) Rotisserie Chicken, and dishes are spotlight items. Also serving: chicken wings, chicken soup, and tacos. Carne asada, birria, ground beef, al pastor, barbacoa, etc make your burrito into a bowl. Tilapia, shrimp, whole, or in tacos. Salads, yes! And Grilled Avocados! All the traditional sides are available: rice, beans, corn, tortillas, salsas FAMILY MEALS DEALS & CATERING (inquire w/ staff) Thursday Karaoke! Large facility, Sundays very busy with families. Padded leather booths, and small tables. High-chairs for small ones. Facility is good for wheelchairs & strollers. Next to SuperWalmart in Rockwall, Texas, plenty of parking in front.

I am unsure how anyone can give In and Out burger anything but 5 stars. I just happened to be…read moredriving by on my way to Arkansas and saw it like a beacon in the night. I had to circle back but it was well worth it. The drive thru wasn't that crowded which was a bonus. The food is always the same which is great because I love a good burger. The service was perfect. The people were friendly and I was through the line in less than 15 minutes at lunch time. Will always stop for burgers here especially when we do not have them in the Midwest.

I finally did it. I had to see what all the hype was about. I have never been to an In N Out…read morebefore, but while passing through Texas on the way home, I made a point to try it. My first impression was that this place was insanely busy, which honestly gave me hope that the food would speak for itself. I was greeted in the drive through by an employee who was extremely friendly and took my order while I was still in line. Then it became a waiting game. From the time I placed my order until I got to the window, it took about 15 minutes. That may be normal here, but I would not call it fast food in the usual sense. That said, there are signs everywhere saying everything is cooked fresh and made to order, and if that is true, the wait is a fair trade for hot, fresh food. Sitting in the drive through was actually a cool experience because you can see into the kitchen through the glass. It was interesting to watch the team work, and the kitchen looked very clean and organized, especially considering how busy they were. I ordered the Animal Style meal since everyone says that is the best way to do it. It was about$11 which feels pretty reasonable these days. I also liked the packaging. The burger came wrapped in paper, and it made it easier to eat in the car without making a mess. As for the food, the burger was above average for a drive through restaurant. It was served hot, and the vegetables tasted fresh. But compared to a genuinely great hamburger, it was just okay. The biggest thing holding it back for me was the patty. It needed more seasoning, and that alone would have taken it a long way. The fries were the weak spot. They were overly salted, almost too salty, and they were not very hot by the time I got them. They ended up feeling like average fast food fries. Overall, if you are craving a hamburger and choosing between typical fast food options, this is worth a stop. I would take it over most chains, though I would still pick Five Guys if I wanted a better burger.

Nice patio with a great outdoor vibe. Drinks (Kentucky Mule and whiskey sour) were good…read more The pulled pork nachos were very disappointing; didn't taste smoked and felt like frozen meat. Buffalo wings were really good though. Service was solid.

The staff here were great! We have not been here before, and they showed us all the options…read moreavailable for seating - and yes, there are options. We had a party of 8, with kids, so finding a place where we were comfortable was important to us. The waiter was patient and kind to us. Now for the food. It's going to be a mixed review. Some things were good and some not so much. We started with the deviled eggs with brisket. The eggs were bland and the brisket was the only real flavor - this was a miss for me. I love deviled eggs and there's so much to making them great - and the flavor was missing here. The potato skin appetizer was really good. It was covered in cheese and they were tasty. I had the chicken tacos. Again, some things were good - like the coleslaw mixture, but the chicken itself was again bland. Overall, it was okay, but not something I would order again.

Let me be brief That is real beef!…read moreNot the questionable kind, At fast food places you find. With your first delicious chew, You can almost heat the moo! So for a savory, genuine feed, To Wells you need to speed! cbpo8 cew

The food is so good. I had the beef burger w bacon and omg it was so good!! The flavor was…read moredelicious. It wasn't dry or under cooked. I 100% recommend this place!!! This place definitely did not disappoint. I'm from Chicago and we have a lot of good places to eat, but I've never had a burger like this before.

While this place has great food, great service, cool localized decor to make one feel at home, it…read moreis the service to community it demonstrates that makes me want to come back. They support the local schools, the local students, and that makes all feel special!

Very rude stuff and disrespectful I was asking the lady…read moreabout the time they close and was so rude

I went through the drive-thru to get my usual order that I always get after church. Bani was taking…read moremy order, and as I started saying it, he already knew what I was going to order. He said he remembered overhearing it from another time I came. I thought that was so cool and amazing it showed how attentive and observant he was. That was truly great customer service. Food was good,Drinks were good, and ice cream was excellent. By the way this is a shoutout to Bani

Not Truly Military Friendly-…read more I was extremely disappointed to learn that this Chick-fil-A location only offers a military discount to current active-duty service members and does not extend the same respect to retired veterans who have already completed their service. What makes this even more frustrating is that there are no military bases anywhere near this area, so realistically there are very few--if any--active-duty service members coming through. In other words, it feels like a policy that allows them to say they support the military without actually honoring the people who live in this community and have already served their country. Many businesses proudly support all who have served, including retired military members and veterans who dedicated years--sometimes decades--of their lives to this country. Limiting the discount only to active duty sends the message that once your service is finished, your sacrifice no longer counts. Our veterans carried the weight long before the current generation put on the uniform. A truly military-friendly business recognizes active duty, veterans, and retirees alike. It's disappointing to see a company with such a strong reputation in the community fall short in honoring those who served. Hopefully the "Rockwall" Chick-fil-A's will reconsider this policy and extend appreciation to all military members past and present.