About every 3 - 4 months, we get in car and drive down to Marietta to visit my Grandson. When we do, we leave about 6:30 and sometime around 9:00, we'll take a break. The last time we went, we stopped across the street from this store and got some cheap SC gas and then drove over to Bojangles. It's a new store and had just opens a few weeks earlier. I ordered a Cajun Biscuit with Bo Rounds while my wife had the Gravy Biscuits. Both were very good, nice and fresh and tasty. Service is great, and being relatively new, the place sparkes. Restroom facilites were immaculate. Easy on and off I-85 just south of Greenville makes for quick access. Only comment is be careful when you try to get back on I-85 southbound. The interchange configuration is a bit confusing.
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Devon R.
Its Bo time?? .....I think not! Im still traumatized thinking about this dry chicken they're serving in south Carolina. I went through the drive thru and the service was quick and the staff very friendly. Ordered some chicken, biscuits and sweet tea. The biscuits was really good, soft and flavorful, no complaints. The sweet tea was actually good, it wasn't too sweet like I like it, but still good. Last but not least the chicken...... I just cant believe people still come back for the chicken. Crust was hard and the chicken was extremely dry. No taste at all, I still have two pieces left that I couldnt eat. Just a real disappointment. I would be back for the sweet tea and the biscuits but the chicken...... I'll pass
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Tessie E.
Ugh... I got sick from this place. Chicken is so overrated. Prices are too expensive for the low quality of dried out chicken. Try your luck at the nearby kfc instead.
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John B.
I wasn't a fan of the Bojangles in Columbus, GA, but I thought I'd try it again in another state. The service here was better, much quicker & nicer. The atmosphere is the same, location near the highway is convenient. The food, as before, was unremarkable. The chicken has basic flavor, tastes better with sauce. Cole slaw was sloppy, seasoned-fries were bland. Overall, Bojangles really does seem like a cheap, dull KFC.
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Scott J.
We had never eaten at one of these so went for the experience. The place was clean and the staff friendly. We got our food and noted that the size of the tenders was not competitive with some of their main competition. My wife's salad was either old and/or was frozen at some point so had slimy pieces of lettuce and cabbage in it. We brought it to the counter and showed the staff. They offered a replacement salad or a sandwich. My wife went with the sandwich which was ok. Overall, the experience wasn't bad but the flavor and quantity in the meal was not that which would bring me back for more.
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John C.
It's Bo Time! Real close to the highway for a quick stop on your way through Western South Carolina. Local clientele is what you would expect from a rural deep fried food shop, and like most other Bojangles, it delivers. The cajun filet biscuit I had tasted just as good as the one's I grew up eating in Durham, NC.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
Bill W.
About every 3 - 4 months, we get in car and drive down to Marietta to visit my Grandson. When we do, we leave about 6:30 and sometime around 9:00, we'll take a break. The last time we went, we stopped across the street from this store and got some cheap SC gas and then drove over to Bojangles. It's a new store and had just opens a few weeks earlier. I ordered a Cajun Biscuit with Bo Rounds while my wife had the Gravy Biscuits. Both were very good, nice and fresh and tasty. Service is great, and being relatively new, the place sparkes. Restroom facilites were immaculate. Easy on and off I-85 just south of Greenville makes for quick access. Only comment is be careful when you try to get back on I-85 southbound. The interchange configuration is a bit confusing.
(4)Devon R.
Its Bo time?? .....I think not! Im still traumatized thinking about this dry chicken they're serving in south Carolina. I went through the drive thru and the service was quick and the staff very friendly. Ordered some chicken, biscuits and sweet tea. The biscuits was really good, soft and flavorful, no complaints. The sweet tea was actually good, it wasn't too sweet like I like it, but still good. Last but not least the chicken...... I just cant believe people still come back for the chicken. Crust was hard and the chicken was extremely dry. No taste at all, I still have two pieces left that I couldnt eat. Just a real disappointment. I would be back for the sweet tea and the biscuits but the chicken...... I'll pass
(2)Tessie E.
Ugh... I got sick from this place. Chicken is so overrated. Prices are too expensive for the low quality of dried out chicken. Try your luck at the nearby kfc instead.
(2)John B.
I wasn't a fan of the Bojangles in Columbus, GA, but I thought I'd try it again in another state. The service here was better, much quicker & nicer. The atmosphere is the same, location near the highway is convenient. The food, as before, was unremarkable. The chicken has basic flavor, tastes better with sauce. Cole slaw was sloppy, seasoned-fries were bland. Overall, Bojangles really does seem like a cheap, dull KFC.
(4)Scott J.
We had never eaten at one of these so went for the experience. The place was clean and the staff friendly. We got our food and noted that the size of the tenders was not competitive with some of their main competition. My wife's salad was either old and/or was frozen at some point so had slimy pieces of lettuce and cabbage in it. We brought it to the counter and showed the staff. They offered a replacement salad or a sandwich. My wife went with the sandwich which was ok. Overall, the experience wasn't bad but the flavor and quantity in the meal was not that which would bring me back for more.
(1)John C.
It's Bo Time! Real close to the highway for a quick stop on your way through Western South Carolina. Local clientele is what you would expect from a rural deep fried food shop, and like most other Bojangles, it delivers. The cajun filet biscuit I had tasted just as good as the one's I grew up eating in Durham, NC.
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