Cluck-A-Doodle-Doo

This spot is catered specifically to drunken OSU students, so beware coming here if you are not prepared for the occasional long wait and overly greasy food. I rate this place 5 stars because I always get exactly what i'm expecting (and want) when I come here. Sure, the food sometimes takes too long to prepare, but they seem to handle a high volume of orders and deliveries for how small they are. It's always an interesting experience waiting for your number to be called, but if you are looking for food late at night (and I mean super late) and you are cool with fried food and large portions then this is the place for you.

I was really hungry and wanted food but couldn't decide where. I drive by and realize I've never tried it! The service was quick and the food was fresh. I went around 7:30 Pm on a Thursday. I ordered the chicken parm sandwich which tasted great! However it was $9.99 which I think is a bit overpriced. Fun little hole in the wall though the workers were really nice

Delivery was supposed to take up to 50 minutes which stated around 12:15-12:25. I called the restaurant around 12:30 and they said give the driver 10 more minutes. It is 12:45am. I am hungry.Update at 12:48am: got the goods. The bbq chicken pizza was $15.49, warm, and there. The chicken was meh but the sauce was sweet. Crust was moderately crispy. Pizza was crap but whatever- the flavor was there.Gravy fries were just under $5. A mass of stuck together orange-brown fries, warmish in temperature, with a small amount of gravy between the middlemost fries that absolutely had no flavor at all when tried alone or with the fries. When doused in the ranch dressing I have in the fridge they do take on some hint of a flavor. The only upside to these fries is that they come in foil in a styrofoam container which has a rubber band around it so at the very least they won't leak their flavor neutralizing abilities onto any other items in your order.The expensive $7 peanut butter explosion cake was outrageously small and lacking in remarkability. I am shocked I paid $7 for something like this but then again I didn't see a picture of it beforehand. Just a small round mini-cake that had some chocolate flavor and a few peanut butter notes.Total bill was $31.47 for free delivery and w/$4.50 tip. Yikes.

There are some things in life you need to temper your expectations for. Getting food after a certain time in the evening in cities not dubbed the one that never sleeps is one of them. Frankly, if you're sober enough to judge a man running a pre-timed fryer operation, you should just make your own food.There are things that I wouldn't order here again. The hoagies and burgers are a miss for me. But there has to be a reason they're called Cluck-a-Doodle-Do right? They do chicken wings very, very well. The first time I Uber Eats-ed from here in a drunken state resulted in a very sad Stephanie and a near full hoagie thrown in the trash. The next encounter with Cluck-a-Doodle-Do was accidental, as I didn't realize I had ordered from here a couple months prior. I ordered buffalo wings and it was brought to my hotel within the half hour. Kudos to the restaurant & Uber on the delivery. Were they the best wings I ever had? Well, no. But my expectations were not high. I needed something filling and delicious, and the wings hit the mark perfectly. They were a lot larger than I was expecting and I had 3 wings left after it was all said and done. They brought multiple sides of ranch as requested and the sauce was spicy and tangy. So what have we learned today? If you're in Chicago and you're dining at a James Beard winning restaurant, you have every right to feel cheated if your experience wasn't up to par. If you're ordering late-night eats in a city like Columbus that's nearly barren of options? Chill out, order whatever's online, get the namesake, and you'll get through just fine. You'll probably continue to order the wings after your stout-filled ragers.

Warning: only safe for high school or drunken college kids. The fries are tasty. Too much seasoning in the chicken finger batter, though.

So, I was supposed to have brunch with George Takei (of Star Trek fame) today, but instead I spent the morning into afternoon holed up in my hotel room with whatever the Columbus, Ohio version of Montezuma's Revenge is, thanks to what was possibly the most repulsive meal I've ever been served. I was going to give 2-stars because the girl who took my order was well spoken and somewhat helpful, but the events that transpired prevent me being generous with deuce stars. And it's not like I expected some gourmet ish or anything, but I was at least hoping for something that was edible. I was staying at a hotel located roughly a quarter mile from CADD when I saw their menu, which featured like 8 different variations of fries, in the hotel lobby. I wasn't super hungry but I LOVE fries and kind of always have that underlying 'I could eat' feeling, so I went for it and called in an order to be delivered (they're open and deliver until 4am) to my hotel just shy of 1am. After that it was all downhill. I ordered: * Buffalo Fries* Cheese fries w/ jalapenos* Buffalo ShrimpOrder total: $14.85 + $5 cash tip for driver because it was the smallest bill I had. *Was told delivery time for 2 orders of fries and shrimp would be 45 minutes. Actual deliver time was just shy of 2 1/2 hours at 3:30am. Which sucked for a number of reasons, #1 being that at that point I was more exhausted than hungry and would have preferred just falling asleep.*I'd already gotten into my PJs and was sure to ask the girl on the phone if the driver would deliver right to my room or just to the lobby, as my PJs are NSFPublic (not because they're racy but because they're basically being held together by various permanent food stains and I prefer to keep that visual a secret) and I'd planned on not ordering if it meant I was going to have to put on real pants and shoes again to go down to the lobby. The girl on the phone said it depends on the hotel security if the driver can come up or not, and I figured that since my hotel had zero lobby or otherwise security that I'd be good to stay within the confines of my room. That unfortunately didn't end up being the case because the driver didn't want to make the trip up the elevator, so I ended up having suit up and go down for my cold-ass 2.5 hour-old food. *I open the bag of food and the first thing I pull out is the single napkin they packed with my order that's crumpled up, wet, and appears to have already been used by someone else. *The buffalo fries had sogged and congealed together to form one mass glob and it looked like all someone did was put one pump of buffalo sauce right in the middle.*The cheese + jalapeno fries where the container was about 40% coagulated cheese substance. It was pretty close to being inedible. *The buffalo shrimp were downright disgusting. I don't even think there was shrimp in there. If I had to guess, I'd say it was closer to heavily breaded bits of earthworms and there was no buffalo sauce included. There was, however, a small container with a shot of straight drained grease. I stuck my fork in to attempt to stir and do a taste check and sure enough, just thick oil-y grease shot. No buffalo. It smelled so bad that I had to dump it down my hotel bathroom sink, which i know you aren't supposed to do with grease but this was an emergency. Trust. The sh*t was so thick it just pooled over the drain and stayed there. About 4 minutes later I heard a gurgle from the bathroom that ended up being the sound of the grease finally starting to make it's way down the drain. *It was hard to eat more than a few bites of any of it, so I ended up trashing 85% of my $20 meal and then writhing in pain the rest of the night from my stomach's disagreeable reaction to the absolutely abhorrent food.Hands down the foul-est food experience I've ever had... and this is coming from a person who accidentally ate a cat litter particle a few weeks ago thinking it was fallen oatmeal chocolate chip cook bit. Not fit for human consumption would be the simplest way to describe my meal from here.

If I wanted hot sauce all over my fish I would have requested hot sauce. I ordered wings and they place them on top of my fish container and I am not happy. They should package these items separately and different bags to avoid wing sauce all over the fish. Seriously, I received a hot can of tea. I wanted a cold tea not hot and I specified that on order. I called the restaurant and they treated me like I was stupid. Lisa is responsible for packaging. Which she knows nothing about packaging.

Honestly this place looks so sketchy but they have 10/10 Buffalo chicken wraps and great deserts they are perfect for a late night craving and have such nice and helpful staff. I would feel safe having anything from here and knowing it was good.

I've had food from there, but the prices have gone way up! Just because it's campus you don't need to rake the students over the Coal's!

Chicken wings were UHMAZING. Lemon pepper dry rub had a ton of seasoning and the garlic parm ones were to die for