Chick-fil-A — Restaurant in California

Chick-fil-A: Where Southern Hospitality Meets Delicious Fast Food Let me tell you, sometimes you just crave a good fast food meal, and Chick-fil-A always hits the spot. But it's not just the food that keeps me coming back; it's the whole experience. From the moment you step in the door, you're greeted with warm smiles and genuine friendliness. The staff is incredibly efficient, taking your order quickly and accurately, even during peak hours. It's like they've mastered the art of fast food service without sacrificing a personal touch.

And then there's the food itself. Let's be honest, the chicken sandwich is legendary. The crispy, juicy perfection of the chicken nestled on a toasted buttered bun, with those perfectly crinkle-cut waffle fries...it's a symphony in every bite. But Chick-fil-A goes beyond just the classics. Their salads are always fresh and flavorful, and their breakfast menu is a delicious way to start your day. Plus, their sauces are addictive! From the tangy Chick-fil-A sauce to the creamy Polynesian sauce, there's a flavor to tantalize every taste bud.

It's important to note that quality doesn't have to come at the expense of speed. At Chick-fil-A, you never feel rushed, even when the line is out the door. They've got a system down to a science, ensuring you get your food hot, fresh, and fast. It's truly impressive.

So, if you're looking for a fast food experience that goes above and beyond, look no further than Chick-fil-A. You'll be met with friendly faces, delicious food, and an efficient system that gets you in and out in no time. It's no wonder they have such a loyal following!

P.S. Don't forget to try their frosted lemonade. It's the perfect way to end your meal on a sweet...

Waiting for a chicken sandwich should not be like waiting at the DMV. Unfortunately, such is an accurate comparison of my experience at Auburn Chic Fil A on November 11th. Auburn is a small town, and lately has had an increase in the saturation of fast food restaurants. Word travels fast, and if this business doesn't get it together, they won't last long.

It took 32 minutes to get my (very small) order. The amount of incompetence was overwhelming. I got the overall impression the staff were having a bad day... everyone looked confused . It wasn't even busy (after lunch, I ordered at 2:31pm ).As I sat waiting, I had a chance to observe the other customers. They were just as frustrated as I was, to the point that some were telling customers coming through the door to not bother ordering. People were also getting wrong orders left and right. After 25 minutes, I formally complained at the front register ...

I run a business. I know that you BEND OVER BACKWARDS to make up a mistake to a customer, because business is about relationships, not numbers. Seemingly, Chick Fil A Auburn has yet to learn this.

I was not offered a refund. I was not offered free food. I was given a passing, half- hearted apology.

Make no mistake, I enjoy this food chain. But I don't want this experience again, and certainly wouldn't wish it on my friends and family either. Manager on duty was 'Justice' I believe. Friendly, but incapable of keeping the ship from sinking, so to speak. Shout out to an older gentleman, 'Steve' who was at least attempting to smooth things over. Hope things get better here... I'll check back in...

I've lived in three states- Colorado, California, and where Chick-fil-A was founded, Georgia. I've been to my fair share of Chick-fil-A's and this one stands out from the rest for being absolutely awful. Starting with the drive-thru line, it takes at least 10 minutes to get your food even with a couple cars in front of you, while the CFA's I know crank out 15-20 cars in that same time frame. Inside, the service us just as slow and the employees just seem to be there and not really care about what their actual job is. But I can't pin it on them, it starts with management, specifically the operator. I interviewed for a job here as well, and surprise, in typical fashion they wouldnt even get back to me and even when they did they'd string me along saying they'd get back to me. I eventually talked to the operator and she lied TO MY FACE telling me that they currently were not hiring, which was a complete lie since you don't interview someone if you're not hiring, not to mention there are signs all around the interior saying they ARE hiring. Abysmal management always sets the tone for a workplace and that's why this Chick-fil-A is so bad at even the basics, they barely even say "my pleasure." This place is the exact opposite of every standard Chick-fil-A sets, if corporate found out about this place they would have a field day with...