If you are someone who cannot resist tasty food, then at Zaxby's you can always try the Zalads. The best part about these salads is that you can customize it as per your needs. Make it grilled, fried or just go for the garden which can make your salad healthy and low on calories.
Foods to Avoid at Zaxby's for Diabetics
If you are diabetic, you must skip all the Drinks served at Zaxby's. There are only a couple of no sugar drinks, but they are merely empty calories and don't contain any nutritional value. You must also avoid food items on the Popular menu at Zaxby's such as Buffalo Chicken Finger plate and Chicken Finger Plate. These items are high in sugar and sodium which can be harmful to diabetics. You must also keep the Chicken wings order to a maximum five to control your sugar intake. Avoid BBQ, Teriyaki, and Sweet & Spicy sauces in your Chicken wings order.
Instead of ordering fried chicken wing servings, you can always request for a grilled sandwich with lettuce, onion, and tomatoes to counter high blood pressure. A sandwich calorie count can range between 900 to 1600 calorie which can be reduced by asking for healthier options.
Foods to Avoid at Zaxby's for High Blood Pressure
If you have high blood pressure, then you must avoid Boneless wings and Club Sandwich at Zaxby's. You should also skip Kickin' Chicken Sandwiches as well as Chicken Finger Sandwich to control your blood pressure levels. You must also skip the chicken wings with multiple dressings and sauces at Zaxby's from the popular menu. these food items on Zaxby's menu contain a very high amount of sodium.
You should also skip salted fries at Zaxby's with your wings or sandwich as fries will spike the sodium levels unnecessarily. It is also recommended not to try Zappetizers such as Buffalo Dip and Tater Chips, Tater Chips, and Side of Tater Chips Onion Rings if you wish to limit your sodium intake.
Food suggestions for High Blood Pressure at Zaxby's
If you are supposed to restrict your calorie count, then try any of the zalads and club it up with a sandwich to fill your stomach with delicious food. To curb the cravings for deep fried food, opt for a small portion (5) of boneless wings and chicken fingerz.
Instead of ordering fried chicken wing servings, you can always request for a grilled sandwich with lettuce, onion, and tomatoes to counter high cholesterol. A sandwich calorie count can range between 900 to 1600 calorie which can be reduced by asking for healthier options.
Foods to Avoid at Zaxby's for High Cholesterol
Salads are often great and considered healthy. However, if you have high cholesterol, then you must be careful while ordering salads or shall we say Zalads at Zaxby's. Fried Cobb salad contains high-fat content which can spike your LDL cholesterol levels. Most food items on Zaxby's menu are high in fat content if you increase the quantity. Instead of opting for 10 or 20 chicken wings from the menu, opt for 5 traditional chicken wings to control your cholesterol balance.
They have great consistency in their meals. I always get the big snack Zax Meal with chicken and fries. This last time I ordered a chocolate chip cookie. It was quite delicious. They have a nice variety of different drinks and very soft yummy ice, wonderful decorations, and lovely seating. I love how this restaurant is conveniently located to a bunch of different shopping stores.Their food is definitely filling and very tasty, but not healthy!
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Bianca S.
Your usual fast food joint. Good place if you want a heart attack on a plate. Chicken is bland and needs the dipping sauce that they give ya.
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Blanca E.
"Man who catch fly with chopstick accomplish anything!" The famous quote by Mr. Miyagi in the Karate Kid movie was the challenge that lingered my mind when I walked through the doors of Zaxby's. However, you won't find chopsticks here. No!! You'll find flies, lots of flies!!! 8O A call for an impromptu meeting after a couple of hours volunteering led 3 of us here one weekday afternoon. Having heard a few good things about another Zaxby's off University & Memorial Pkwy, I agreed on this location in Carl T. Jones. As we walked in out of the rain one recent afternoon and after wicking the rain drops off, we made our way to the registers to order. With no one else in line but us - a small party of 3, two of us took our time scanning the menu while the other, who recommended this location, placed her order. At that point, I should have walked out. Not so much because of the menu items, but due to the visible distraction of countless flies hovering a few feet above the registers and in front of the menu board. I was forced to ask myself in the silence of my mind, "Am I the only one seeing this? Really, are we eating here? Does the manager and staff not see this? Or have they succumbed to being content in such an unkept environment with no regards as to how this reflects upon the restaurant as a whole? Who's got chopsticks?" I seriously wanted to grab a pair of chopsticks and try my hand at Mr. Miyagi's challenge. No chopsticks nearby in this chicken house! My questions were soon silenced when it was my turn to order after the two others in my party finished placing theirs. Underwhelmed and distracted, I ordered 'The Blue - Buffaloed' off the Zalads menu. I will say that, despite the flies up front, I was impressed w the plate when it arrived. The presentation - a mountain of greens with pieces of carrots, roma tomatoes, blue cheese pieces sprinkled throughout, along w fried onions, and topped off w quite a few large pieces of buffalo chicken fingers and a side of lightly buttered Texas toast. I did not know what to expect when I ordered, but the portion was generous enough to feed two. I dared to carefully observe the meal before me for anything unusual while balancing my attention with the meeting details at our table. Thankfully, nothing unusual (crawling or flying) was found and I was able to engage fully in our meeting. My s/zalad satisfied my taste buds. The buffalo flavored chicken fingers were a bit too salty thereby giving it too much of a bold taste which my t-buds eventually adjusted to. I didn't finish the meal completely as the salad was quite large. Who packs a doggie bag of salad to go anyway? Well, it crossed my mind, but I opted not and ate the last two chicken fingers. If I should return, I would consider another dish (maybe the Zensation Zalad) before ordering 'The Blue - Buffaloed' again. With my periodic thoughts of distraction (yes, referencing back to the flies up front), I noticed a few employees nearby. One kindly offered to close the blinds above our booth when the sun began to shine brightly between the rain clouds outside onto our seating area. We accepted as she reached over from a nearby booth to close the blinds. The other employee, unconcerned with the patrons, turned out to be a manager. I believe that the morale amongst employees of any business starts from the top. An encouraging, motivated, effective leader will reflect, reap, and influence the same in their employees. That is surely not what I observed here in the faces and stature of the employees, unfortunately. The seemingly uninterested manager did crack a smile from the side of one cheek when we said "Thank You" to him on our way out. It almost seemed he was relieved that we and other patrons were leaving so maybe he could take a break and not have to work so hard... to keep the flies out?! Management may need to step it up a BIG notch here! Will I return? Not by my own choice. However, I'm guessing I will since friends and hubby speak about Zaxby's often. Sadly enough, it'll likely be another location though, not this one in the Carl T. Jones area. Bring a fly swatter or a pair of looong chopsticks, if you dare visit this location.
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Carolyn T.
The food is pretty good but the service is lousy. Rude and dismissive. My son likes the chicken fingers and sauce very much. We will have to try a different location because i cannot deal with the service
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Diana K.
Only 2 reviews for a chain? Interesting. I have friends who LOVE Zaxby's. I tried it once in Virginia and thought the chicken was so incredibly salty that it was hard to eat (and I'm a mega salt lover; I add it to everything). They thought the sauce was the best thing ever, but I found it... yucky. Now I'm in Alabama and ate here twice. Both times I got The Blue Zsalad, first with blue cheese dressing and the next with the standard Mediterranean. The first time I thought it was super yummy, but WAY too salty. I thought maybe it was a fluke (well, I was hoping). My 2 kids got kids meals of chicken and fries and said the chicken was so salty they couldn't eat them. I ate their leftover, and WHOA, yes, so salty it was like licking a salt block. But alas, I tried it yet again today... The Blue Blackened Chicken Zsalad with Mediterranean dressing. I really, really, really want to like Zaxby's, because a blue cheese chicken salad is divine in my book. But this Salt Lover could barely eat it. It tasted like every bite had a teaspoon of pure salt added. The line was long, the customers were many. With me as a huge salt lover, I'm not sure why everyone loves the food when I can't stand all the saltiness. It was so salty that I poured out my Diet Coke and replaced it with water. I couldn't taken any more sodium. With that, I bow out of Zaxby's. Oh, how I want to love them, but I just can't. I'll be interested to read other comments about Zaxby's.
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Mike K.
Food is OK, not great. The service is what makes the difference and that's what this restaurant lacks. Rude and indifferent. Thanks but I don't need that.
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Doug O.
Not that good. If you want a chicken sandwich head to Chi-filet. If you want wings then go to a wing joint like BW3 or wings to go. The hottest wing sauce they have is a week mild at a real wing joint.
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Michele H.
Love Zaxby's!!
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Q & A for Zaxby's
Where's Zaxby's located?
Zaxby's is located around 800 locations around the United States. Most of these restaurants are owned by franchisees but 123 locations are retained by the Zaxby's corporate.
What is Zaxby's known for?
Zaxby's is famous for its trademark Zaxby's Club Meal, Wingz, and Things, Chicken Finger Plate, Chicken Salad Sandwich Meal and Cajun Club Sandwich.
Is Zaxby's healthy?
Compared to fried food available in Zaxby's you can always order zalads which are tasty and has 500 to 700 calorie range per plate.
How much Zaxby meal cost?
The popular combo meals ranging between 4$ and 8$ are served for people on a tight budget.
When do Zaxby's close?
Zaxby's is operational in around 800 different locations. The timings vary based on the locations. However, the store opens at 10:30 a.m. and closes around 10:00 p.m. You can check the timings for the Zaxby's located nearby on our Restaurant Listings.
What's Zaxby's menu?
Zaxby's menu mainly features sandwiches and zalads. The main attraction of Zaxby's is their popular meals package comprising on chicken wings and fingerz.
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About Zaxby's
Zaxby's is a popular fast food restaurant chain which first opened in Statesboro, Georgia in March 1990 by Zach McLeroy and Tony Townley. Later in years, the Zaxby's restaurant chain expanded in 800 locations mainly in the Southern United States. Zaxby's gained fame for serving perfectly cooked chicken wings, chicken fingers with a different type of sauces. The restaurant also gained some followers after they introduced sandwiches and salads on their menu. The dipping ranges from mild to moderate version Zax Sauce as well as much popular extremely hot “Nuclear” and “Insane”. Apart from serving good food, Zaxby's also supports Make-A-Wish® Foundation to honor thousands of children they serve every year.
Healthy Food Options at Zaxby's
Zaxby's is not a place if you are looking for health food but there are great options if you want to enjoy crispy chicken wings and chicken fingers. Other food options one can try are sandwich meals, wing, fingerz, and zappetizers. The best part of Zaxby's menu is they give approximately calorie count which each plate serving.
Address :2720 Carl T Jones Pkwy
Huntsville, AL, 35802
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Drive-Thru : Yes
Faye B.
They have great consistency in their meals. I always get the big snack Zax Meal with chicken and fries. This last time I ordered a chocolate chip cookie. It was quite delicious. They have a nice variety of different drinks and very soft yummy ice, wonderful decorations, and lovely seating. I love how this restaurant is conveniently located to a bunch of different shopping stores.Their food is definitely filling and very tasty, but not healthy!
(3)Bianca S.
Your usual fast food joint. Good place if you want a heart attack on a plate. Chicken is bland and needs the dipping sauce that they give ya.
(1)Blanca E.
"Man who catch fly with chopstick accomplish anything!" The famous quote by Mr. Miyagi in the Karate Kid movie was the challenge that lingered my mind when I walked through the doors of Zaxby's. However, you won't find chopsticks here. No!! You'll find flies, lots of flies!!! 8O A call for an impromptu meeting after a couple of hours volunteering led 3 of us here one weekday afternoon. Having heard a few good things about another Zaxby's off University & Memorial Pkwy, I agreed on this location in Carl T. Jones. As we walked in out of the rain one recent afternoon and after wicking the rain drops off, we made our way to the registers to order. With no one else in line but us - a small party of 3, two of us took our time scanning the menu while the other, who recommended this location, placed her order. At that point, I should have walked out. Not so much because of the menu items, but due to the visible distraction of countless flies hovering a few feet above the registers and in front of the menu board. I was forced to ask myself in the silence of my mind, "Am I the only one seeing this? Really, are we eating here? Does the manager and staff not see this? Or have they succumbed to being content in such an unkept environment with no regards as to how this reflects upon the restaurant as a whole? Who's got chopsticks?" I seriously wanted to grab a pair of chopsticks and try my hand at Mr. Miyagi's challenge. No chopsticks nearby in this chicken house! My questions were soon silenced when it was my turn to order after the two others in my party finished placing theirs. Underwhelmed and distracted, I ordered 'The Blue - Buffaloed' off the Zalads menu. I will say that, despite the flies up front, I was impressed w the plate when it arrived. The presentation - a mountain of greens with pieces of carrots, roma tomatoes, blue cheese pieces sprinkled throughout, along w fried onions, and topped off w quite a few large pieces of buffalo chicken fingers and a side of lightly buttered Texas toast. I did not know what to expect when I ordered, but the portion was generous enough to feed two. I dared to carefully observe the meal before me for anything unusual while balancing my attention with the meeting details at our table. Thankfully, nothing unusual (crawling or flying) was found and I was able to engage fully in our meeting. My s/zalad satisfied my taste buds. The buffalo flavored chicken fingers were a bit too salty thereby giving it too much of a bold taste which my t-buds eventually adjusted to. I didn't finish the meal completely as the salad was quite large. Who packs a doggie bag of salad to go anyway? Well, it crossed my mind, but I opted not and ate the last two chicken fingers. If I should return, I would consider another dish (maybe the Zensation Zalad) before ordering 'The Blue - Buffaloed' again. With my periodic thoughts of distraction (yes, referencing back to the flies up front), I noticed a few employees nearby. One kindly offered to close the blinds above our booth when the sun began to shine brightly between the rain clouds outside onto our seating area. We accepted as she reached over from a nearby booth to close the blinds. The other employee, unconcerned with the patrons, turned out to be a manager. I believe that the morale amongst employees of any business starts from the top. An encouraging, motivated, effective leader will reflect, reap, and influence the same in their employees. That is surely not what I observed here in the faces and stature of the employees, unfortunately. The seemingly uninterested manager did crack a smile from the side of one cheek when we said "Thank You" to him on our way out. It almost seemed he was relieved that we and other patrons were leaving so maybe he could take a break and not have to work so hard... to keep the flies out?! Management may need to step it up a BIG notch here! Will I return? Not by my own choice. However, I'm guessing I will since friends and hubby speak about Zaxby's often. Sadly enough, it'll likely be another location though, not this one in the Carl T. Jones area. Bring a fly swatter or a pair of looong chopsticks, if you dare visit this location.
(2)Carolyn T.
The food is pretty good but the service is lousy. Rude and dismissive. My son likes the chicken fingers and sauce very much. We will have to try a different location because i cannot deal with the service
(1)Diana K.
Only 2 reviews for a chain? Interesting. I have friends who LOVE Zaxby's. I tried it once in Virginia and thought the chicken was so incredibly salty that it was hard to eat (and I'm a mega salt lover; I add it to everything). They thought the sauce was the best thing ever, but I found it... yucky. Now I'm in Alabama and ate here twice. Both times I got The Blue Zsalad, first with blue cheese dressing and the next with the standard Mediterranean. The first time I thought it was super yummy, but WAY too salty. I thought maybe it was a fluke (well, I was hoping). My 2 kids got kids meals of chicken and fries and said the chicken was so salty they couldn't eat them. I ate their leftover, and WHOA, yes, so salty it was like licking a salt block. But alas, I tried it yet again today... The Blue Blackened Chicken Zsalad with Mediterranean dressing. I really, really, really want to like Zaxby's, because a blue cheese chicken salad is divine in my book. But this Salt Lover could barely eat it. It tasted like every bite had a teaspoon of pure salt added. The line was long, the customers were many. With me as a huge salt lover, I'm not sure why everyone loves the food when I can't stand all the saltiness. It was so salty that I poured out my Diet Coke and replaced it with water. I couldn't taken any more sodium. With that, I bow out of Zaxby's. Oh, how I want to love them, but I just can't. I'll be interested to read other comments about Zaxby's.
(2)Mike K.
Food is OK, not great. The service is what makes the difference and that's what this restaurant lacks. Rude and indifferent. Thanks but I don't need that.
(2)Doug O.
Not that good. If you want a chicken sandwich head to Chi-filet. If you want wings then go to a wing joint like BW3 or wings to go. The hottest wing sauce they have is a week mild at a real wing joint.
(1)Michele H.
Love Zaxby's!!
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