Review: You Probably Shouldn’t Eat at Chick-fil-A

eater.com ^ | 6/9/17 | Ryan Sutton

[sport]

Each to his own. It takes all kind to make the jukebox play.

[sport]

McDonalds uses chicken in their chicken sandwich?
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It depends on how many get run over by cars. But you can probably count on a good content of turkey. Turkey buzzards that is.

[sport]

That is the one O get when I go there.

[cyclotic]

All I know for sure is ours.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

I’m one of those that doesn’t really like Chik-Fil-A. Nothing personal, just don’t care for their coating on the fried chicken. And my wife quit CFA when they quit serving slaw.

If I’m getting fast food boneless chicken, I will go down the road to Zaxby’s. CFA’s grilled sammie is OK, but Zaxby’s Cajun Club is better. I really prefer chicken on the bone, so I prefer Popeyes of KFC to any of the boneless brands.

That said, the local CFA is always crowded, with drive-thru line around the block. You can walk right in to any of the other fast food joints in the same area.

[Nifster]

That’s ok. I will ask the next time I’m out at breakfast

Always good to know a possible off menu delight

[pacific_waters]

So don’t eat their. Enough of us will that loss of your business won’t matter. I’ve met Dan Kathy. he beleives homsexulaity is oimmorl but does not allow discrimination in hiring or service, even to dolts ike you.

[NorthMountain]

Just don’t have the peach shake, it’s awful.

Mrs. Mountain loves the peach shake. (She's a peach, so there might be a natural affinity ...) It's a bit too fruity for my taste.

[farming pharmer]

The hand-wringing homo who wrote this garbage has convinced me to go out of my way home from work and try Chic-Fil-A in Troy, Michigan.

[cyclotic]

A few years ago, the former Governess, Jennie Grandstand and her policies drove me and uncounted others away from our homes in Michigan. One of the few high points of moving to the east coast is Chick-Fil-A. I heard that a few are popping up in Michigan. Worth the trip to Troy.

Off topic. 18 years ago, we bought a house in Mt. Clemens for $155,000. We got it about $50K below market because if needed work. We did the work, Jennie destroyed the economy well before the rest of the nation and I lost my job. We sold the house for $136,000. That house sold again last week for $155,000, the 1999 price. Sounds like we still have a long way to go

[COBOL2Java]

Just don’t have the peach shake, it’s awful.

No problem, I'll have yours.

Yum!

[Mister Da]

The long lines speak volumes as to why the author is confused: The American people reject LBGTQIA... unequivocally.

[farming pharmer]

Off topic. 18 years ago, we bought a house in Mt. Clemens for $155,000. We got it about $50K below market because if needed work. We did the work, Jennie destroyed the economy well before the rest of the nation and I lost my job. We sold the house for $136,000. That house sold again last week for $155,000, the 1999 price. Sounds like we still have a long way to go

{thread hijack} Michigan is a high tax/fee state when you consider the overall cost of living here. Additionally, our 4.25% income tax and highest auto insurance cost in the nation make this a miserable state to dwell in (financially). If I wasn't so invested in family and property here, I'd split for another state pronto.

On the positive side, property values in Sterling Heights have risen above what they were prior to the Great Recession. My neighbor across the street (same house style) just sold for $50,000 more than I bought mine for in 2003. {/thread hijack...}

[eyedigress]

It is hidden somewhat on the indoor menu. Lower right small letters. It’s a good breakfast and the C-FA courtesy and cleanliness comes with it. I’m in NC. Ours actually turns off the DT speaker during peak hours and people are taking your order via wi-Fi in the lane. Lines move very fast.

[SovereignVA]

I’d never set foot in a CFA before the buycott. Now my family goes all the time.

I wouldn’t say the CFAs draw traffic away from nearby establishments, per se, but when the cars physically can’t fit into the parking lots or drive-throughs, they go elsewhere. Or keep circling... which could argue that they then draw business to their neighbors.

[hoagy62]

Yes, they do move fast. That’s why we have the crew out there with the iPads.

Unfortunately, if you come up to Washington state, you won’t see the gravy. For some reason, the operators here decided not to carry gravy. They thought people here in the PNW wouldn’t like it. I believe that they are mistaken.

I also believe we have the best biscuits of any fast food chain.

[eyedigress]

I was at a Holiday Inn Express and they had gravy. In Everett!

Boy was I smart that day.