Church's Texas Chicken

First, I was greeted with what appeared to be an automated representative asking if I was going to order with an app. (I wasn't) Then another question or two and I was speaking to a live person. Interesting and to be honest, a bit off-putting.I ordered the classic chicken sandwich and a large okra, along with a large Diet Coke. I proceeded to the window, was waited on a live person who was helpful and nice. I paid and was on my way.I took my meal home and opened the bag. My first impression of the wrapped sandwich was "aren't Popeye's and Chic-Fil-A ones bigger?"I opened the sandwich and thought "no pickles?" This thing looks a bit underwhelming overall. The taste was satisfactory but the "spicy" I asked for wasn't particularly spicy. The meat was moist, the bun fine. Adequate but not stellar.The okra pieces were tiny, perhaps the smallest I have ever seen in a fast food or other restaurant. They tasted fine but smaller meant the proportion of batter to volume, well, underwhelming again.Overall, it was an "meh" experience, if I get in the mood for a chicken sandwich again, I will head for Popeyes.

Poor quality of food & it really lacked the taste they once had when they were on Coffee Rd. Service was ok, but the place is way under staffed. I do t see this place lasting very long since they've really burned a lot of bridges with customers. The place looks great & colorful, but it's not what you would expect.And what's up with the no free re-fills? When you pay $3 for a Coke you should be able to refill it at least once.

What a disappointment. I would never go back. The quality of the chicken was so bad. I love chicken and have wanted to try this place forever but this is a one and done. The server was very nice in the drive thru but they are understaffed. I only saw two people working and the quality shows. They were so slow but it was because you had two people doing everything. The chicken was scorching hot. This was fresh out of the deep fryer type of hot. I can deal with that but the rubbery chewy texture of it was not good. If I hadn't been halfway home I would have went back in. Honestly, it tasted like frozen chug that was dropped in a scorching hot oil and cooked fast. I don't know how else to describe it. I even broke it apart to see if it was cooked all the way though. I have been worried all day that I will get food poisoning from this experience.

Decided to go to Church's for lunch after passing by it for a while. Arrived approximately 10:30am no one in line. I was hoping for good food & a good experience after reading the reviews. I placed an order for a #2 (3 piece chicken, fries and a biscuit) upgraded to a large fries and drink.The drink (Diet Coke) was really sweet and didn't taste good, I opened the food at home and only had 2 pieces of chicken. Crispy skin but no flavor. The fries were cooked perfectly and crunchy. Biscuit was good wish there was butter or honey to put on top.Service was awesome, Maria was friendly at the drive through window. I order not spicy and asked her if I could buy a spicy tender just to see how hot. She gave me one free. Which was nice. That spicy tender was flavorful and not too spicy. Overall the food was not good, no flavor, order was wrong. I can see why no one was in line. I will not be back.

Everything was bad including customer service. I recommend not stopping here if anyone is looking for quality Chicken.

Went for lunch, had some time to kill so I went for dine in, dinning area and bathrooms were very clean, customer service was quick and friendly and my order was hot and fresh, (chicken strip combo) very tasty and I love squeezing the jalapeño juice on the strips

As far as fast food goes, this place is right up there with Popeyes. Churches Texas fried chicken is new to Modesto, but have it in Stockton and the Bay area around here. I really enjoyed the fried chicken. The wraps were good, just a little small, in my opinion. The mash potatoes I would compare to KFC. My only grippe would be that they serve the mash potatoes and gravy in the same container. So, if you are sharing, the first person can end up taking all the gravy.The coleslaw was a nice surprise. I usually only like KFC coleslaw. Churches Coleslaw is a strong second, which is a good thing because I don't even want to eat Popeyes coleslaw for free, haha.The fried okra I got for my dad, he didn't care for it. I loved the honey glazed biscuits. Pro tip: the apple pies are a better deal getting a 4 pack. And your going to want 4 haha. I could have ate a dozen of them. I can't see a time I don't order the pies when I go. Glad to have another good fried chicken place in town. Look forward to trying the spicy rice next time and other sides I didn't try yet.

This place just opened up on 08/24/2024, where BurgerKing used to be. Same building on Standiford and Prescott. I recommend waiting a few weeks to allow for the newness and crowds to die down. If you do go, pack your patience and wallet because they are not fast and not cheap.They offer the standard fried chicken and sides fare that Popeyes and KFC offer. I ordered (2) 2pc spicy combos, which include small sides biscuits and a drink. I also made substitution for breasts only in the two-piece combos. The breasts were GINORMOUS, at least Double D's. I also ordered 3pc chicken strip combo original recipe, and 6 extra honey biscuits. Order came to $60 and change.All-in-all, it is like Popeyes with a little bit different flavor. I probably like Church's slightly better. Oh, and they did screw up my order, so I had to come back. I waited so long to get through the drive-thru and then had to pull to front and wait another twenty minutes because they were out of spicy, so I just wanted to get home. My bad for not checking order before leaving.I think they will be fine once they get the kinks worked out. My 3 stars is for the long ass drive-thru wait and the messing up the order. The food is your standard fare like I said, so really not something you rate. You either like it or you don't. Rating places like this is more about service and accuracy IMO. The staff were friendly though.

The food was pretty good. The place was empty and it took forever to get our food. It has an abandoned feeling cuz the space isn't really used. A lot of tables were dirty and so were the floors.

We had churches when it was on coffee rd (so long ago). So we were excited to try it! The restaurant itself is very minimalist. Very warm in the lobby. Bathroom was too bare. You have to ask for sauces/refills/utensils etc, which can be a hassle esp if it's busy. I still prefer Popeyes sandwich better. Although the okra and the bombers were delicious. The pie was the best thing probably. Mom did not like the coleslaw at all. It was good overall but probably won't be going back.