Always the best for McMinnville, great people and friendly service! You will not be disappointedread more

Odd moes has the best price for pizza in town. You might think it's too expensive but the quality…read morejust doesn't compare to any other fast food pizza. The crust is seasoned really well and doesn't taste like cardboard like most fast food pizza does. They have incredible gluten free crust as well.

We've been here maybe 5-6 times, and the experience has been the same every single time, which is…read morehalf their menu is not available, and that you have to take your food to-go. Came in today at 8:10 like usual. Immediately told half their menu was, surprise surprise, not available, and that we could not dine in despite being open for another 50 minutes. Everything went about as usual until my daughter asked if she could get a refill, like she has multiple times before, while we were waiting on the food. The girl running the register, who somehow managed to get our 2-item order wrong three times while taking it, refused to allow her a refill. When I asked why not, she stated it was store policy that refills were only allowed for guests dining in. When I pointed out that she was not allowing us to dine in, she smuggly replied "that is correct." Rather than demand a manager, who presumably wadn't present since it was only the two teenagers running the kitchen and register, we've decided this will just be our last trip and advise all of you other yelpers of the substandard service this place has made a practice of providing.

The fried chicken is good. And that's the headliner, right? I had a 5-piece chicken finger combo…read more(about $16). The chicken fingers are huge, much larger than the usual size you get in other places. The serving of fries is also huge. The drink that comes with the combo is small. Diminutive, even. It was too much food for me, but I didn't know how big the chicken fingers are here, because I had never eaten here before. Same with the fries. Two of me (and I'm not a small guy) would have been happy with what I ordered. I ordered Cajun sauce to go with my chicken and that was a terrible mistake. I am from New Orleans, so as you might imagine, I've eaten a lot of Cajun food in my life, and the sauce did not resemble anything Cajun I've ever had. I daresay it tasted more like Mexican hot sauce than anything else, but mostly, it just tasted bad. And not that hot, either. I went back up to the register and paid for another two containers of sauce, and this time the selection was more mainstream, that is, honey barbecue. Which was good. Not great, but, you know, good. The dining area is very basic, very spartan, some inexpensive chairs and tables and a muted flat-screen TV (with closed-caption) on the wall. The single staff person at the register was very solicitous, too much so, frankly. Cloyingly nice, almost to the point of being obsequious. But perhaps I am just too jaded and cynical, other people may love the immediate high level of friendliness and familiarity. Country music was playing loudly while I was eating. After a while I realised that it was not actually country music, but rather, Christian pop music. If you're on the Pepsi side of The Great Soda Schism, you'll be happy here. If you're on the Coke side, you're not going to be happy. I like Coca-Cola, so I ordered a lemonade, which turned out to be not lemonade, really, but water with almost no lemon taste in it. It came out of the dispenser, so maybe the tank was almost empty or something, I don't know. It was water with the faintest taste of lemon. That's what I got for a drink. There are a great many restaurants that do wonderful things with a chicken. The chicken-lover landscape offers up an embarrassment of riches. With that in mind, I think I'd pick another spot for fried chicken. Not because the chicken was bad (it was not), but other things about the place were not particularly appealing to me, and it's not as if the main drawing card here (which is the bird) is so completely fantastic that you brush all the shortcomings aside. The chicken isn't that good, you know? It's good, but not so good as to make you forget about everything else.

Food: I got the chicken sandwich with the Bourbon like BBQ. Overall the chicken was decent. I wish…read morethe buns were better. They don't hold up the sandwich, as the bun gets soggy. The fries though are pretty good as well. Ranch seems to be in- house made. Service: At the time of service, the guy working was great. Wait time wasn't long either. Ambiance: Foodcarts and it's a nice area!

Absolutely amazing quality chicken. Nothing weird about it! Clean cuts, juicy, and crispy. I don't…read morereally even care for chicken but I keep finding myself going back again and again. Can't wait for the Portland location to open!

Amazing service and food! I highly recommend the fried cauliflower! There are a ton of games…read moreavailable and the bar side is a nice bonus!

At the recommendation of a friend who said they were amazing, I went and got the lemon pepper. Best…read morewings I've had. Will definitely be going back.

If you have never had a Korean Corn Dog (KCD), this is the place to change that. The last few years…read morehave seen an influx of food trucks doing Korean Friend Chicken. Few of those trucks do the dogs but at Clucking Dog you get the best of both these worlds. At first blush, the KCD is a corn dog who has been working out. Bigger than the traditional American State Fair fried food favorite, KCDs are distinct with the core potentially being cheese versus a beef dog. The differences do not stop there. Batters are commonly potato and, a first for me, Ramen!!!. Then there's the outside. My favorite is the brightly hued, orange dusted exterior, perfect for an Oregon State Beaver-lover to wave. This cheeto-dust helps add another snack favorite to the mix. We went with the all cheese, Ramen, and cheetos dusted treat. Our KCD was perfectly done. The crunch of the outside gives way to the warm ooze of the cheese. The temperature was just right allowing the elasticity of the cheese to stretch and give, expanding to a near two foot long tightrope from mouth to bitten dog. This was a tasty dog and was better than the KCDs I have had in Los Angeles. Do not forgot to add KFC to the mix. The chicken (I had the 5 piece) was a perfect balance to the dog. Once more, it was some of the best KFC I have eaten. Crunch or the outside, tender meat on the inside coming easily of the bone, the juices trapped in the crust waiting to be released on your bite. As a savory lover, the garlic breath was the right sauce, soy, sweet, garlic, brushed on to not drown but highlight the crunch and flavor of chicken.

I came to the Barn, where this is located, specifically with this place in mind. I walked up to the…read morecounter when it wasn't busy, there was no line, and I was ignored. The staff saw me and remained in the back of the truck as I stood there for 3 minutes. I ended up not spending any money at the barn and went to subway across the street instead. The food is excellent here, I just wish I could have gotten some.

I know menus change but most of the pictures that are posted on here were not available at the…read morelocation. My family went in at 11:45 so before lunchtime asking for pretty much anything that was posted on Yelp (photos) and the counter person said we only have what's on the menu, except they have pork belly but they sold out at 11:45 am. How does that make sense?

Ok just wanted to comment and warn anyone wanting to have a real Korean meal to just pass this…read morerestaurant and don't go here. We came here based on the high Yelp ratings and the desire to try their food. The only thing in our "bowls" that was somewhat Korean was the japchae, but even that did not taste Korean in any way. The seasoning on each plate was a mixture of salt/pepper and some garlic. The vegetables they state that was in each "bowl" is actually shredded cabbage under the protein. Normally that's there to absorb any grease and oil from your protein. Sorry, but I cannot recommend this food as being Korean in any sense of the word. Location is clean and spacious. Two large flatscreens play current K-Pop music videos to keep you entertained.

The best Thai burger ever It's remind me of my home town…read more I will absolutely back Nice

I'd been to one of the other locations and enjoyed it so I was excited to hear they opened a…read morelocation closer to me. Came here for lunch on Friday with my husband. We both ended up ordering burgers with fries. Food took a bit long for the fact that it wasn't busy. Thankfully we weren't in a rush but it's something to consider if you're short on time. The burger was awesome as expected and so were the fries. I'm not a fan of the QR Code ordering so I'm glad they have a menu you can look at.