KFC

The reason for 1 star is not the food taste or quality, it's definitely the quantity. We ordered the meal for 2 combo for 27 dollars rounded. The size of the mashed potatoes was child like. It was literally four bites and it was over. You'd definitely expect a little more the price that you pay there. I grocery shop and cook ,and know the prices of chicken and instant potatoes. We got 3 dollars worth of food cooked for us for 27 dollars. I seriously hope they're paying their employees at least 20 an hour to make up for the lack of food they give their customers. Definitely do better kfc. Growing up in poverty,or close to it, didn't afford my caretakers the ability to take us out to eat all of the time. So on the rare occasion we did get to go out to eat KFC was the go to place, because of

We called to see if they had any chicken made because last time they didn't and the guy on the phone said, yes. We then went there just for the Guy to let us order, And as soon as we went to the window, he says that no chicken has been made and had and an attitude the whole time and claims they just ran out. Mind you we only live 10 minutes away. He then Asks us if we would like to wait 2 hours we politley say no and he laughs and says oh well. I DO NOT RECOMMEND GOING HERE!!

Not the cleanest restaurant and they had no drive-thru, which was strange. I ordered a 16 piece meal in extra-crispy, but they didn't have enough cooked. I had to settle for original. Still, the food tasted good and was fresh - hard to do when there's only two or three people working. I would take food out again.

The place is dirty and managedment is rude don’t eat here my husband got sick and there stuff is no good put in a complaint at there owners and I am calling the health department on Monday there windows looked like they haven’t been clean in awhile as outside looks dirty trash every were and run down

This KFC is a disgrace to fried chicken and customer service. Walking into this place felt like stepping into a forgotten wasteland where food quality, cleanliness, and basic human decency go to die. I waited 30 minutes for a bucket of chicken — not during a rush, but while the employees stood around, arguing with each other and ignoring the growing line. When my food finally came, it was cold, greasy, and looked like it had been sitting under a heat lamp since the last Ice Age. The “crispy” chicken was soggy, the mashed potatoes tasted like watered-down sadness, and the biscuit could double as a paperweight. The place was filthy. Trash on the floor, sticky tables, overflowing garbage bins, and a bathroom that smelled like it hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. I’ve seen gas station bathrooms