Chick-fil-A

Haven't had a bad experience yet. I always get it delivered. But chicken nuggets are delicious, so are the friesssss!!! And that chick fil a sauce so so good!!!!!

Chick-fil-A's classic sandwich and waffle fries are a delicious combo. The juicy chicken, soft bun, and crisp pickles make the sandwich a winner. The waffle fries are hot and crispy. Just note that the service was a bit slow during my visit, but the tasty food is worth the wait if you have the time. Don't come here if you're in a rush to go somewhere.

12pm on a Thursday afternoon and no line? I parked, walked in and ordered rather quickly. Excellent and friendly staff took my order, asked what sauces I wanted, and brought the food out to the table. The sandwich was excellent, but the waffle fries were lifeless. They were hot, but not crispy which I'll say might be a first for me at any fast food place. Not sure how they did that but they did. That's the reason for 4 stars.Maybe the hype died down or something, but this seems to be a decent location.

Pretty good chick-fil-a! Drivethru was fast and efficient! That's always a plus! Our food came out nice and hot! I ordered my usual Spicy Chicken Deluxe combo however they forgot the deluxe part... no tomato and no lettuce... sad face! I just ate it because I was starving! And my hands had just been sanitized to eat and I wasn't going through the entire process to clean up again lol! Everything tasted great as usual! Clean location - despite the women's restroom having some trash on the ground! I've seen worst. For the mommies and daddies - we love when a bathroom has a changing table! So I'm happy to report that this one does! Couldn't check the male restroom though! We left pleased!

I stopped here for my lunch break with my coworkers and what we witnessed was truly appalling. This location is across the street from a school. Upon entering we were greeted by a sign that said that minors under 18 were not welcome to eat in the restaurant and could only take their food for carry out. Inside, it was not very crowded. Plenty of tables still open. There was group of teenagers eating their food, just chatting or looking at their phones. A woman, the manager, came around and started going table to table of younger looking customers and asking them if they were over 18 and ASKING FOR THEIR IDs. When she got to the table of teenagers I guess one or multiple of them were not 18 and she asked them to leave. We asked why this was happening and she said it was a safety concern because they'd been having problems with the teenagers from the school fighting and being disruptive. We told her okay, but these kids were just eating their food that they paid for and were not being disruptive so there was no reason for them to leave. She said that they should have been told before they got their food that they couldn't stay, that the school already knew that they were doing this, as if any of that made it okay. I have worked with teens for YEARS. While I understand how they can be a rowdy group and I'm sure being located so close to the school can overwhelm the restaurant at times, to apply a blanket policy that bans all kids from eating there is completely inappropriate. And to be demanding IDs of customers for them to be able to dine there is a ridiculous violation. If there are problems with disruptive teens, that needs to be handled on a case by case basis. Banning kids who are quietly eating the food they purchased and demanding identification from any customer who looks young is the absolute WRONG way to handle this. Businesses serve the communities in which they are located. When you are located a stones throw from a school you are going to serve students. To ban these kids is honestly shameful. And as a customer myself, it made me incredibly uncomfortable seeing these kids being targeted by management for no reason. It not only makes me want to never come back, it also makes me want to tell everyone I know not to go here as they are unfairly treating young people with suspicion and discriminatory practices. How is it appropriate to have employees who are under 18 but not permit customers of the same age into the dining area? Find a new solution.

Took a ride through the drive thru to order a chicken sandwich. I enjoyed the sandwich it was crispy and big enough for a light meal. My only grip is the slow line and the way the cars merge through. Several cars jumped ahead of me making my wait to get my food longer.

Possibily the worst Chick-fil-A I've ever been to. Slow service both from an ordering standpoint and receiving food. A dining room that was not maintained. Fries that weren't very hot by the time I got them. The chicken was hot but it looked like the oil needed changing.

Very good food, very god service and very good ambience. There is always a lot of people in the place.

This restaurant is one of the best Chick-fil-A in all Orlando because the food and the people that works there is very nice

Definitely need to hire older employees, they never change they're oil out during the day especially going into the evening and you can absolutely taste it in the food, having to spend 50$ to get food you can hardly eat sucks also I asked for a crispy chicken sandwich with no pickles not only did they give it to me WITH PICKLES BUT GAVE ME A SPICY CHICKEN SANDWICH they're lucky I tried it before giving it to my kid if not I would've definitely spun back. Horrible service.