- fried chicken
- french fries
- sandwiches
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- Keilon LawrenceAugust 22, 2014Don't get greedy; order the small fry to share. It's more than enough.
- Christopher AnderssonJuly 12, 2015Awful value. $2.50 for a single wing. $8 for a cup and a half of kale. Owners are criminals.
- Katherine CorsonAugust 10, 2013There is NOT a secret menu. We asked - it was just made up by some other foursquare menus.
- Tanya RobinsonJanuary 2, 2014It was OK. The "party" hot wings were bready & a bit wet. But the regular fried wings worked. I was more impressed by the honey sauces.
- Kelli SolomonAugust 23, 2013:( it looks so good, but it's just not there. And the pieces are super small (organic?)
- rogey_macSeptember 4, 2013The chicken burger was 'meh'.... I'll give it a second chance and just have the 2 piece next time. Fries weren't anything special, was expecting more from these guys.
- Jacey WrightApril 24, 2015The fries were surprisingly good. The chicken left much to be desired. The skin is good but the meat lacks flavor.
- TingJuly 30, 2015Crispy fried chicken but the flesh is tasteless. Not a fan. Not keen on the sugary sauces too.
- Chris PolloneFebruary 9, 2014Save money: go to Popeye's. Food was fine but certainly not on a Memphis or Georgia level. Smallest chicken thigh I've ever seen.
- They need to bring back the pickles, because I am not a fan of the cole slaw.
- Lucius KwokNovember 10, 2013Maybe it's overhyped, but this place is no better than Hill Country Chicken.
- Edward KimAugust 17, 2013The skin is seasoned well, but the meat is bland. The Tailgater is good for six.
- Ryan GeeNovember 2, 2013Honestly, this place is stupidly expensive. (Because of the location?) That isn't to say it wasn't ridiculously good. Try the habanero hot sauce. Slather that shit.
- Ryan PAugust 31, 2013I guess desperation to attach itself to the Bowery scene let them tarnish the Blue Ribbon name by installing this disappointment. Overpriced and over salted, the cafeteria experience lacks charm.