There is less light in the day and the holiday cheer has passed. My household is resuming normalcy, but as I have stated there is less light to energize my cold, tired body. I had a guest over one afternoon a couple of days before leaving to visit my family for the holiday and had a pantry cleaning party. We whipped up a Top Serlion marinated in wine, butter, shallots and a dash of HP sauce. We created a delectable cauliflower casserole with bits of cheese, gruyere and an ancient block of reggiano that would surely not make it past my impending trip to visit my family back on the farm. We topped the casserole with panko flakes browned in butter, threw it into the oven and baked at 375 until it was Just Right. With reckless abandon and a bit of dry white Bordeaux we tore through our meal and hoped that the rest of our holiday fare would be even half as good. The day before I was to leave to go back to the farm, hunger stepped back onto my doorstep. The grocery? The prospect of heading down to the grocery gave me as much excitement as shopping at Macy's on Christmas Eve. I've already had Sticky Rice this week. Italian take out, the depth of misery -- over priced and under satisfying -- I'd rather gnaw on my cat's tail. A sleeping pill? There had to be something out there that would cure the emptiness in my stomach...but what? Popeye's Famous Fried Chicken. "Spicy" fried chicken, flaky biscuits (do they still make them with lard?!), so-called, "mashed potatoes," with (even sillier), "Cajun Gravy(tm)", rice and beans, and gelatinous, "Mac-n-Cheese." I've been back from the farm for four days and rediscovered the box of chicken. 'Twas just as delish and crispy as the evening I bought it. Joy to the miracle of modern fry techniques! Happy New Year, Yelp :)
(4)
Johnny B.
Damn, Popeye's is some good drunk eats. Mashed taters with cajun gravy, mac and cheese, biscuits, and of course, the specialty, fried chicken. The service here sucks, but what do you expect from a drive-thru at 1:30 am, Disney-esque smiles and cheer? Hardly. You'd be surly too if you were working the deep frier well past midnight. Sometimes they close earlier than stated. Trust me, there is nothing more disappointing than showing up with five minutes to spare just to find out the stoned employees have closed the joint already. So we'll call the complaint line, and they'll send us some free coupons. Small solace.
(4)
MaryAnne M.
As I've said before I do not love fast food, however they're everywhere taunting me with their cheap & greasy eats. Popeye's is the worst, you think you're taking the high road by getting chicken, right, fried chicken. I love their sides, fries, red beans w/rice and the Cajun rice. The staff here is not mean, or rude, just unfriendly. They never smile, maybe they don't have teeth.
(2)
Eddie L.
It's a relatively new franchise, so I've been watching this place grow like a greasy sprout from a smelly flour bed. At first it seemed that the staff had no clue how to operate the facility because they were new to the fried chicken racket. After a few years of being open, they've hit an obvious ceiling presumably due to the revolving door management. That being said, the chicken and sides are what you'd expect from a Popeye's location; but I've had better chicken from other locations in the city. The wildcard is the fact that I wind up sick from the food more often than not. Is the great taste worth the price of digestive malaise? Sometimes it is....
(2)
Jim S.
I'm a huge Popeyes fan, so I just want to get that out of the way first. With that said, this restaurant is a disappointment. I'm giving it 3-stars because it's a Popeyes, and if the name Popeyes is on your restaurant and it serves fried chicken and warm biscuits, then you automatically get 3-stars. This place is slow, uninterested, and slow. Did I say they're slow? They're slow. When I walk in and I'm craving Popeyes, my excitement level is generally a 9/10. I'm like a kid on Christmas, but this time I just want to open my box of chicken and biscuits and then sit there and hate myself after. Is that so much to ask for? It shouldn't take 20 minutes before, that just gives me time to think about how bad I'm going to feel after. Clean it up Popeyes of Irving and Ashland.
(3)
Sara B.
When my family makes me eat fried chicken this place is not bad. You might rot in the drive through but at least they have always gotten my order right.
(3)
Bri A.
I rarely eat fast food, but sometimes that fried chicken craving just hits you! The drive through menu is misleading. It shows that a bucket of chicken + 1 large side comes together for one price, but we were told they were separate. The cashier used a coupon though so we saved a few bucks anyway. I would give this place three stars, but they keep forgetting to give me ranch! We won't get into how I ended up dipping my chicken fingers in a tub of sour cream....
(2)
Lucky C.
the chicken wings was a bit dried, but their sides are seriously good, i prefer their mash and gravy over KFC anytime!
(3)
Ella B.
I'm giving half a star for customer service, and another half star for portion size. I usually avoid this location because they are really stingy. I have had some meals that were downright insulting; I'm a human being, not a bird. If I go in and order a dish that has a specific number of pieces such as 8 puny shrimp, that's on me and I don't complain, but there is no excuse for giving out 12 Cajun fries, half-filled containers of sides, and a handful of crumbs whenever they have bite-size items on the menu. This location ALWAYS gives me the skimpiest servings possible. My problem today was mainly customer service. I came in with a coupon that I got for doing a feedback survey, if you ever look at the back of your receipt, you will see the coupon code space, you get the code after you complete the survey. Anyway, I came in with the code. I'm supposed to buy a large drink and get two pieces of chicken and a biscuit free. I've been using these coupons for over 5 years after rating each visit online or over the telephone, at various locations including this one. The only two workers out front did not know what the coupon was, and they looked at me like I was crazy. They kept gawking at it and then whispering to each other. Finally they said these numbers don't match. I'm like, huh? The one worker said it again, these numbers don't match. I said don't match what? They don't match. I am super confused at this point, what doesn't it match? The sky? My foot? There is nothing to match. The cashier is supposed to take the coupon, hit some key on the register, and then enter the coupon code...that's it, there is nothing to match. They never even attempted to ring anything up to see if the code worked because they obviously did not know how to do that, they clearly have never looked at the back of their own receipts before. I didn't put up a fuss, just said forget it. I hate when people simply don't know what they are doing, and try to act like you're the problem and not their lack of knowledge. It bugs me that in the end they think they are right and you are wrong, when it is not so. Oh yeah, and after all that, they didn't even have the Lemonade Icebox pie. Thanks a bunch Popeyes on Addison.
(1)
Bobby T.
Disclaimer: Fried Chicken is my favorite food. I went here 3 times over the past 5 months - every time the chicken was exceptional. I have been to other locations in the city, and have often gotten stale chicken or fires - not here though. This is my go to popeyes now.
(5)
June K.
I usually like Popeye's. However, this one managed to make bland mac and cheese. And the tables were dirtier than other locations I've been to (except the one at Lawrence and Kimball). They have a drive thru and parking lot. The employees were nice. But I'll go to another location next time - I just wish the one on Harlem weren't so far away!
(3)
Angelica D.
Can they be any more slower! Omg. It's 4:24 pm on Saturday and there are barely any people here and they are so slow. Imagine if it was busy. Service is horrible but the food is okay. If you are in a hurry do not come in here. And I ordered a sweet tea and she had the cup on the counter but she never gave it to me I had to ask for it like 10 minutes later.
(1)
Eric H.
1 star for the remarkably clean interior. 1 star for the occasional deal posted on the window that actually makes eating at Popeye's a possibility. I'm not the type to eat this type of food. "This type of food," Eric? What does that mean? I'm glad you asked. I meeean... fried food that can be and frequently is tastier grilled (chicken), super SUPER expensive side dishes that are SO mediocre, and the type of food that attracts swarms of 17 year olds wearing straight billed fi'ty-nine fi'ty hats. Ok, that last one isn't Popeye's fault. Or is it? I went here yesterday with my lovely girlfriend to get a bucket of 10 pc mixed chicken for 9.99. {--- "1 star for the occasional deal posted on the window that actually makes eating at Popeye's a possibility." But, we get home with a huge bucket of chicken and nothing else. I don't eat the fried chicken skin. I peel it off. I'm in it for the meat, baby. (ha.) So, I have a huge ass plate of chicken meat, a bucket of fried chicken skins, and no fucking side dishes. THIS IS WHY YOU GET TWO STARS POPEYE. LOOK WHAT YOU'VE REDUCED ME TO!!! *ahem* Sorry, that shan't happen again. Cheeers.
(2)
Lindsay S.
Please. Slow. Down. Seriously. The chick behind the register asked me something about apple and sweet potatos. I can only assume pie, but I couldn't tell clearly enough. So I had a craving. Sue me. I haven't had Popeye's since I left Texas three years ago. And now I sadly don't think I ever will again. I don't recall the gravy on the mashed potatos being so gross. The chicken so greasy. More so than expected. Extra star though, the biscuit is exactly what I wanted! There are rules posted everywhere. Again, seriously. No loitering. No outside food. No eating in for longer than 30 minutes. No refills. No sharing. No using the restroom without someone buzzing you in and then trusting they recall that you're in there before they buzz someone else in. I get it. Lane Tech is across the street. But it's Saturday and you have one other family in here. Chill. Or don't because I learned my lesson. It's getting to be a sad time in my life where I realize that I'm not only done with chains, I'm also done with fast food. *sob*
(2)
Linda P.
Holy crap, I had forgotten how good Popeye's Chicken was! I don't usually get to eat any fried chicken because the mister is watching what he eats and he is helping me to watch what I eat too. However, last night I got to be in control of the dinner choice (picking up food) so before I went over to Wendy's to get his Mandarin Chicken salad I thought to myself, "Self, you want some nasty greasy fried chicken, right?" and I was all like "hells yeah" so I snuck into Popeye's for a 2 pc combo with cajun rice (aka dirty rice in Loosiana y'all). I had to wait a bit longer than I wanted as the place seemed to be understaffed, but hey I was in a good mood and I REALLY wanted that chicken. The chicken was juicy, the rice was tasty and the biscuit was flaky and butteryish. I thought I had died because I was in chicken heaven! Minus one star because it is really bad for me and minus another star because someone swiped my drink when I went to the ladies room to wash the grease off my hands :p.
(3)
Kim M.
Drive though. Always a bonus in the city. I stopped by here, famished after a CPR class about a mile down the road at CPR Now. I knew there wouldn't be anything along the way on my hike back up to the northern suburbs, so this was the closest place. Since I normally avoid fast food, I was pleasantly surprised. I forgot how good popeyes could be. I ordered the wrap filled with spicy chicken, red beans and rice. OHHHH so good, smoky, salty, spicy, and convenient to eat in the car...perfect. Not a place a would frequent unless I want to be the reciepient rather than the administrator of the CPR I just learned though. Nice for a once in a while treat, and this location was clean and efficient.
(3)
Jonn C.
The dippin chicken promo says double the serving, but i only got 9 pcs of the chicken. How many pieces would a single serving have have? 5? Because it's not worth $4.99 for 5 small pieces of chicken.
(1)
Robby W.
As far as the fried chicken chains are concerned, Popeye's is normally my spot on fav, hands down. The Colonel just can't hang in my book. With that being said, this location in particular is a huge disappointment to the otherwise stellar reputation of the brand. I was leaving Wrigley after a game and heading back to hop on 90 to head back to the burbs when I saw the sign and just had to stop. I just wanted to grab something quick to go, but quick did not turn out to be a word in the employees of this location's vocabulary. It was a solid 20 min wait from the time I ordered until I finally got my box. Even if they had to bread it on the spot and throw it in the fryer, it should not have taken nearly so long. I think the clerk might have been pissed off at me since I stopped in relatively close to closing time for the dining room, as he was giving me some pretty serious attitude. I have an aversion to any drive-thru. OK, dude, I get it. You obviously hate your job, and you hate me because I am forcing you to do it. Perhaps a line of work that does not involve customer service is more your speed. How about being a guinea pig for some pharmaceutical company? Needless to say, I was relieved when I finally got my box so I could leave. I polished off my 2 piece spicy with cajun fries and a biscuit while speeding down I-90 at 85 MPH. This is not an easy feat to pull off, but I am somewhat of a professional. As for the food? Chicken: Extremely greasy. Eating it made me feel like I had just been making out with Miss Piggy. Also poorly breaded and prepared. Pretty much the entire skin fell off after the first bite. Part of the cool factor of Popeye's (and fried chicken in general) is that nice crunch to contrast with the succulent nature of the meat. The skin here would only be useful if I was trying to pull off a "Hello Clarice" impersonation. I ate it because I was extremely hungry, but even that was a mistake. Fries: About like trying to eat seasoned cardboard. I could not finish them. They were WAY over-seasoned and hard as a rock. I dumped them out the window. I hope the person behind me on the highway did not have their windshield damaged from a projectile fry. Biscuit: The one and only redeeming quality. It was actually really good, which shocked the hell out of me since everything else was so awful. If you are going to royally F up somebody's food, why not go for the gusto and epic fail at everything? Popeye's franchises normally have fairly decent chicken on my visits, but this location sucks.
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Jamie K.
There is less light in the day and the holiday cheer has passed. My household is resuming normalcy, but as I have stated there is less light to energize my cold, tired body. I had a guest over one afternoon a couple of days before leaving to visit my family for the holiday and had a pantry cleaning party. We whipped up a Top Serlion marinated in wine, butter, shallots and a dash of HP sauce. We created a delectable cauliflower casserole with bits of cheese, gruyere and an ancient block of reggiano that would surely not make it past my impending trip to visit my family back on the farm. We topped the casserole with panko flakes browned in butter, threw it into the oven and baked at 375 until it was Just Right. With reckless abandon and a bit of dry white Bordeaux we tore through our meal and hoped that the rest of our holiday fare would be even half as good. The day before I was to leave to go back to the farm, hunger stepped back onto my doorstep. The grocery? The prospect of heading down to the grocery gave me as much excitement as shopping at Macy's on Christmas Eve. I've already had Sticky Rice this week. Italian take out, the depth of misery -- over priced and under satisfying -- I'd rather gnaw on my cat's tail. A sleeping pill? There had to be something out there that would cure the emptiness in my stomach...but what? Popeye's Famous Fried Chicken. "Spicy" fried chicken, flaky biscuits (do they still make them with lard?!), so-called, "mashed potatoes," with (even sillier), "Cajun Gravy(tm)", rice and beans, and gelatinous, "Mac-n-Cheese." I've been back from the farm for four days and rediscovered the box of chicken. 'Twas just as delish and crispy as the evening I bought it. Joy to the miracle of modern fry techniques! Happy New Year, Yelp :)
(4)Johnny B.
Damn, Popeye's is some good drunk eats. Mashed taters with cajun gravy, mac and cheese, biscuits, and of course, the specialty, fried chicken. The service here sucks, but what do you expect from a drive-thru at 1:30 am, Disney-esque smiles and cheer? Hardly. You'd be surly too if you were working the deep frier well past midnight. Sometimes they close earlier than stated. Trust me, there is nothing more disappointing than showing up with five minutes to spare just to find out the stoned employees have closed the joint already. So we'll call the complaint line, and they'll send us some free coupons. Small solace.
(4)MaryAnne M.
As I've said before I do not love fast food, however they're everywhere taunting me with their cheap & greasy eats. Popeye's is the worst, you think you're taking the high road by getting chicken, right, fried chicken. I love their sides, fries, red beans w/rice and the Cajun rice. The staff here is not mean, or rude, just unfriendly. They never smile, maybe they don't have teeth.
(2)Eddie L.
It's a relatively new franchise, so I've been watching this place grow like a greasy sprout from a smelly flour bed. At first it seemed that the staff had no clue how to operate the facility because they were new to the fried chicken racket. After a few years of being open, they've hit an obvious ceiling presumably due to the revolving door management. That being said, the chicken and sides are what you'd expect from a Popeye's location; but I've had better chicken from other locations in the city. The wildcard is the fact that I wind up sick from the food more often than not. Is the great taste worth the price of digestive malaise? Sometimes it is....
(2)Jim S.
I'm a huge Popeyes fan, so I just want to get that out of the way first. With that said, this restaurant is a disappointment. I'm giving it 3-stars because it's a Popeyes, and if the name Popeyes is on your restaurant and it serves fried chicken and warm biscuits, then you automatically get 3-stars. This place is slow, uninterested, and slow. Did I say they're slow? They're slow. When I walk in and I'm craving Popeyes, my excitement level is generally a 9/10. I'm like a kid on Christmas, but this time I just want to open my box of chicken and biscuits and then sit there and hate myself after. Is that so much to ask for? It shouldn't take 20 minutes before, that just gives me time to think about how bad I'm going to feel after. Clean it up Popeyes of Irving and Ashland.
(3)Sara B.
When my family makes me eat fried chicken this place is not bad. You might rot in the drive through but at least they have always gotten my order right.
(3)Bri A.
I rarely eat fast food, but sometimes that fried chicken craving just hits you! The drive through menu is misleading. It shows that a bucket of chicken + 1 large side comes together for one price, but we were told they were separate. The cashier used a coupon though so we saved a few bucks anyway. I would give this place three stars, but they keep forgetting to give me ranch! We won't get into how I ended up dipping my chicken fingers in a tub of sour cream....
(2)Lucky C.
the chicken wings was a bit dried, but their sides are seriously good, i prefer their mash and gravy over KFC anytime!
(3)Ella B.
I'm giving half a star for customer service, and another half star for portion size. I usually avoid this location because they are really stingy. I have had some meals that were downright insulting; I'm a human being, not a bird. If I go in and order a dish that has a specific number of pieces such as 8 puny shrimp, that's on me and I don't complain, but there is no excuse for giving out 12 Cajun fries, half-filled containers of sides, and a handful of crumbs whenever they have bite-size items on the menu. This location ALWAYS gives me the skimpiest servings possible. My problem today was mainly customer service. I came in with a coupon that I got for doing a feedback survey, if you ever look at the back of your receipt, you will see the coupon code space, you get the code after you complete the survey. Anyway, I came in with the code. I'm supposed to buy a large drink and get two pieces of chicken and a biscuit free. I've been using these coupons for over 5 years after rating each visit online or over the telephone, at various locations including this one. The only two workers out front did not know what the coupon was, and they looked at me like I was crazy. They kept gawking at it and then whispering to each other. Finally they said these numbers don't match. I'm like, huh? The one worker said it again, these numbers don't match. I said don't match what? They don't match. I am super confused at this point, what doesn't it match? The sky? My foot? There is nothing to match. The cashier is supposed to take the coupon, hit some key on the register, and then enter the coupon code...that's it, there is nothing to match. They never even attempted to ring anything up to see if the code worked because they obviously did not know how to do that, they clearly have never looked at the back of their own receipts before. I didn't put up a fuss, just said forget it. I hate when people simply don't know what they are doing, and try to act like you're the problem and not their lack of knowledge. It bugs me that in the end they think they are right and you are wrong, when it is not so. Oh yeah, and after all that, they didn't even have the Lemonade Icebox pie. Thanks a bunch Popeyes on Addison.
(1)Bobby T.
Disclaimer: Fried Chicken is my favorite food. I went here 3 times over the past 5 months - every time the chicken was exceptional. I have been to other locations in the city, and have often gotten stale chicken or fires - not here though. This is my go to popeyes now.
(5)June K.
I usually like Popeye's. However, this one managed to make bland mac and cheese. And the tables were dirtier than other locations I've been to (except the one at Lawrence and Kimball). They have a drive thru and parking lot. The employees were nice. But I'll go to another location next time - I just wish the one on Harlem weren't so far away!
(3)Angelica D.
Can they be any more slower! Omg. It's 4:24 pm on Saturday and there are barely any people here and they are so slow. Imagine if it was busy. Service is horrible but the food is okay. If you are in a hurry do not come in here. And I ordered a sweet tea and she had the cup on the counter but she never gave it to me I had to ask for it like 10 minutes later.
(1)Eric H.
1 star for the remarkably clean interior. 1 star for the occasional deal posted on the window that actually makes eating at Popeye's a possibility. I'm not the type to eat this type of food. "This type of food," Eric? What does that mean? I'm glad you asked. I meeean... fried food that can be and frequently is tastier grilled (chicken), super SUPER expensive side dishes that are SO mediocre, and the type of food that attracts swarms of 17 year olds wearing straight billed fi'ty-nine fi'ty hats. Ok, that last one isn't Popeye's fault. Or is it? I went here yesterday with my lovely girlfriend to get a bucket of 10 pc mixed chicken for 9.99. {--- "1 star for the occasional deal posted on the window that actually makes eating at Popeye's a possibility." But, we get home with a huge bucket of chicken and nothing else. I don't eat the fried chicken skin. I peel it off. I'm in it for the meat, baby. (ha.) So, I have a huge ass plate of chicken meat, a bucket of fried chicken skins, and no fucking side dishes. THIS IS WHY YOU GET TWO STARS POPEYE. LOOK WHAT YOU'VE REDUCED ME TO!!! *ahem* Sorry, that shan't happen again. Cheeers.
(2)Lindsay S.
Please. Slow. Down. Seriously. The chick behind the register asked me something about apple and sweet potatos. I can only assume pie, but I couldn't tell clearly enough. So I had a craving. Sue me. I haven't had Popeye's since I left Texas three years ago. And now I sadly don't think I ever will again. I don't recall the gravy on the mashed potatos being so gross. The chicken so greasy. More so than expected. Extra star though, the biscuit is exactly what I wanted! There are rules posted everywhere. Again, seriously. No loitering. No outside food. No eating in for longer than 30 minutes. No refills. No sharing. No using the restroom without someone buzzing you in and then trusting they recall that you're in there before they buzz someone else in. I get it. Lane Tech is across the street. But it's Saturday and you have one other family in here. Chill. Or don't because I learned my lesson. It's getting to be a sad time in my life where I realize that I'm not only done with chains, I'm also done with fast food. *sob*
(2)Linda P.
Holy crap, I had forgotten how good Popeye's Chicken was! I don't usually get to eat any fried chicken because the mister is watching what he eats and he is helping me to watch what I eat too. However, last night I got to be in control of the dinner choice (picking up food) so before I went over to Wendy's to get his Mandarin Chicken salad I thought to myself, "Self, you want some nasty greasy fried chicken, right?" and I was all like "hells yeah" so I snuck into Popeye's for a 2 pc combo with cajun rice (aka dirty rice in Loosiana y'all). I had to wait a bit longer than I wanted as the place seemed to be understaffed, but hey I was in a good mood and I REALLY wanted that chicken. The chicken was juicy, the rice was tasty and the biscuit was flaky and butteryish. I thought I had died because I was in chicken heaven! Minus one star because it is really bad for me and minus another star because someone swiped my drink when I went to the ladies room to wash the grease off my hands :p.
(3)Kim M.
Drive though. Always a bonus in the city. I stopped by here, famished after a CPR class about a mile down the road at CPR Now. I knew there wouldn't be anything along the way on my hike back up to the northern suburbs, so this was the closest place. Since I normally avoid fast food, I was pleasantly surprised. I forgot how good popeyes could be. I ordered the wrap filled with spicy chicken, red beans and rice. OHHHH so good, smoky, salty, spicy, and convenient to eat in the car...perfect. Not a place a would frequent unless I want to be the reciepient rather than the administrator of the CPR I just learned though. Nice for a once in a while treat, and this location was clean and efficient.
(3)Jonn C.
The dippin chicken promo says double the serving, but i only got 9 pcs of the chicken. How many pieces would a single serving have have? 5? Because it's not worth $4.99 for 5 small pieces of chicken.
(1)Robby W.
As far as the fried chicken chains are concerned, Popeye's is normally my spot on fav, hands down. The Colonel just can't hang in my book. With that being said, this location in particular is a huge disappointment to the otherwise stellar reputation of the brand. I was leaving Wrigley after a game and heading back to hop on 90 to head back to the burbs when I saw the sign and just had to stop. I just wanted to grab something quick to go, but quick did not turn out to be a word in the employees of this location's vocabulary. It was a solid 20 min wait from the time I ordered until I finally got my box. Even if they had to bread it on the spot and throw it in the fryer, it should not have taken nearly so long. I think the clerk might have been pissed off at me since I stopped in relatively close to closing time for the dining room, as he was giving me some pretty serious attitude. I have an aversion to any drive-thru. OK, dude, I get it. You obviously hate your job, and you hate me because I am forcing you to do it. Perhaps a line of work that does not involve customer service is more your speed. How about being a guinea pig for some pharmaceutical company? Needless to say, I was relieved when I finally got my box so I could leave. I polished off my 2 piece spicy with cajun fries and a biscuit while speeding down I-90 at 85 MPH. This is not an easy feat to pull off, but I am somewhat of a professional. As for the food? Chicken: Extremely greasy. Eating it made me feel like I had just been making out with Miss Piggy. Also poorly breaded and prepared. Pretty much the entire skin fell off after the first bite. Part of the cool factor of Popeye's (and fried chicken in general) is that nice crunch to contrast with the succulent nature of the meat. The skin here would only be useful if I was trying to pull off a "Hello Clarice" impersonation. I ate it because I was extremely hungry, but even that was a mistake. Fries: About like trying to eat seasoned cardboard. I could not finish them. They were WAY over-seasoned and hard as a rock. I dumped them out the window. I hope the person behind me on the highway did not have their windshield damaged from a projectile fry. Biscuit: The one and only redeeming quality. It was actually really good, which shocked the hell out of me since everything else was so awful. If you are going to royally F up somebody's food, why not go for the gusto and epic fail at everything? Popeye's franchises normally have fairly decent chicken on my visits, but this location sucks.
(2)