Layne's Chicken Fingers- Marble Falls

Fantastic chicken at reasonable price. Comparable to Raising Cane's, plus better variety at the expense of slightly smaller chicken tenders being the only real drawback. Value still great for price, Layne's sauce is an excellent draw, perfect toast and more consistently cooked chicken made for a great eating experience. It's a little loud inside, but that's mostly the large crowd that has gathered here to try this wonderful new location. Staff is friendly and eager serve great food at a affordable price. A meal for one will run about 13-14$ so slightly above average price for fantastic food means a great deal.

After having this bad experience. I received a call immediately from the general manager and the owner. They went ABOVE and BEYOND to make things right!! It’s so nice to see that true customer service is still alive. Your services was 100 to 1 today! We went to drive thru made and order on our way home in Burnet. When we got home the order was not ours. They all had the spicy chicken tenders and we were not able to eat it. Called spoke to Morgan shift manager and he was so apologetic and offered to replace meal the next day. When we did them ASSISTANT General Manager refused to do ANYTHING! He just took receipt and left it in the counter. The very sweet cashier went and told him we were still waiting. He came back out and said now what do you want (very rude) we explained what happened ag

This is a great place. Food is great. The atmosphere is friendly. The manager was very nice. He took time out to chat with us. I like that from places I go. It makes the time more comfy. Also, the chicken is amazing!!!!

Laynes is finally open at Marble falls and it doesn’t disappoint. ;) it’ was great and I truly loved the spicy club sandwich with their jalapeno ranch and laynes sauce. I loved the customer service and how quick the food came out. Hot , Fresh , and quick.

I tried Laynes today with my family and it was an amazing experience. I tried the family combo ( I think???) and the salted caramel milkshake after the incredibly long, draining, and excruciatingly painful hike my dad forced me to go on, and I guess it’s safe to say the food was bombbbbb. I think the owners were working today as it’s thanksgiving, and they were incredibly hospitable. They provided us with a million different sauces to go with the food (my fav was the honey mustard), fountain drinks on the house, some spicy fingers (they’ve apparently been giving the finger since 1964 or smthn), and only about a gazillion napkins for us to use. Anyways, the owners were rlly nice and the food was amazingggg. I’ll definitely go again if my dad decides to torture me with another hike.