Chick-fil-A

“Service is always impeccable and food and atmosphere are good.”

Jim Beletti★★★★★

Loved it. We stopped at Chick-fil-A for lunch on a trip from Palm Desert to Burbank. I wanted a salad and recalled how much I enjoyed my salad at another location months ago. I ordered their Market Salad. It comes with grilled chicken. You can request fried chicken if desired. I like all the fruit in this salad and I like the apple cider vinegar dressing as well. Every single employee I encountered at this location were so cheery and helpful. Only annoying part was some teenagers in a booth eating and being noisy - like teenagers. I was one too once. Try this salad - you might love it a

Phil★★★★★

Staff he is friendly and very talkative, which is a neat experience. We were greeted when we entered the restaurant with dialogue and smiles! Restrooms were clean, out of paper towel, but they had just gone through the lunch rush so understandable. There is no access to condiments, everything is behind the counter. Maybe that’s how CA rolls🧐🤔 staff is willing to get you whatever you need or want. The management team was incredibly friendly and involved. Would revisit for sure. Didn’t find the golden cup!?!

Bob Bagwell★★★★★

First time visiting this restaurant/chain. Everything about my experience was first class. The food, the service, in fact the cashier gave me a teepee stand for the table and they brought the food to my table. They even asked if there was anything else I would like. Halfway through my meal another employee walked by and asked if we needed anything. My friend Tim suggested we go to Chick fil a. Received the wrong order. Someone else's name was on the receipt. When he told them they gave him $2 off his order and delivered a new meal. Although he wasn't happy when his order arrived because he tho

Yule Show★★★★★

Have you ever been served in a fast food restaurant? I mean really served—food brought to your table, drinks refilled, table cleaned. Yes, I have. I first noticed Chick-fil-A back in 2016, when I drove from downtown Los Angeles along I-10, heading west to east. There was a billboard showing a cow sitting on another cow, painting the slogan “EAT MOR CHIKIN.” I thought it was an animal protection slogan promoted by some NGO. After seeing it several times, I realized there was a red line under the slogan. I googled it and eventually found out that the red line was a logo for a fast-food chain se