Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen — Restaurant in Corpus Christi

Went to go get something to eat before going shopping. We walked in and it was so hot in there but we already decided to eat inside. I was literally sweating so bad waiting for my food. Which took over 15 minutes for 2 original chicken sandwiches. Cashier yelled from across the store confirming that our order was 1 original and 1spicy right, which was not correct. We finally get our food and our chicken sandwiches had soooooo much mayo on it that you couldn’t even see the chicken. We were trying to wipe it off and the breading was just coming off on to the napkin. I literally used 6 napkins on one side of the bread to try and wipe the mayo off. We decided that we did not want to eat the food as the bread was already soggy and way too much mayo. I sat and waited at the counter a while and I told her respectfully i cant eat this and would like a refund. She said they were told to put mayo on both sides of the bread multiple times. I was able to get my refund and went to chick-fil-a. Not to mention that the tables and floor were dirty which should have been my first sign. There were people behind me that left and went to chick-fil-a as well after seeing what we were served. Lesson learned and...

Gather 'round, folks, let me spin a yarn 'bout Popeyes in Callallen, where the dust kicks up like tumbleweeds in the Lone Star breeze. Their service gallops faster than a wild mustang, leavin' you with a belly full of vittles before you can even blink beneath the Texas sun.

Now, the cleanliness ain't just about sweepin' away the trail dust. It's like the scrubbin' hands of a cattle rancher after a long day's ride—pure and thorough, making the place shine brighter than a lone star in the midnight sky.

But let me rustle up the heart of the matter—the sandwich. It's a bronco-bustin' symphony of flavors, a two-step of crunch and savor that'll have you hollerin' "yeehaw!" with every bite. It's the kind of grub that'd make a coyote howl and a cowboy tip his hat in respect.

So, if you're fixin' to wrangle up some good eats in Callallen, head on down to Popeyes. It's a taste of the frontier, where the flavors are as bold as a Texas sunset and the satisfaction runs deeper than a river canyon. Saddle up and mosey on over, partner!

I'm just sayin...

Popeyes, Popeyes, Popeyes... I just don't understand if whoever runs these franchises locally is really underpaying the employees or what. They obviously don't care about their buildings since most of the time it's raining outside, it's raining inside too and their AC seems to be out more than it's functional these days.

Today we went in before lunch rush, at 11:30. We were the 4th in line (inside, not drive thru). After seeing that the seemingly only guy working didn't seem to intend to ever turn to even acknowledge the growing line, we left. After leaving we noticed the 2nd person in line also left and then a couple with kids that walked in after we left turned back around and left as well. I have no idea what the situation was, if people called in and left this guy by himself or what. Maybe I would have had some sympathy or something for his struggle if he had even attempted to acknowledge people standing at the counter.

That being said, the one in Portland has been excellent every time we go. Maybe a different franchise owner...