Chick-fil-A — Restaurant in Millcreek Township

This was the last fast food restaurant I would have thought that I would give a bad review but here I am! I’ve been to this location twice and had a bad experience both times. The first encounter I ordered a southwest veggie wrap because I’m vegetarian and I’m on my break so I’m in between work and this is the closest to me also a little bit on the healthier side. But when I ordered I guess the guy misheard me and gives me a chicken wrap instead of the veggie wrap. Me not thinking Chick-fil-A got my order wrong I just drive back to work and to open up my bag to a chicken wrap. So I called back immediately , the lady was nice enough to send me coupons in the mail which took forever to get here.

I go back and try them again probably weeks later down the line after I finally received my coupons I thought I’ll try to go and redeem them. I go order the same wrap exactly how I always order it. I asked for no tomatoes and this time they told me they were unable to modify my order to have no tomatoes on it which was weird because all the other times that I’ve came to Chick-fil-A I was able to get no tomatoes on my wrap. But Ok whatever, I still order the wrap with the tomatoes on it, it was no big deal the big deal was when I ordered the wrap and go to redeem my coupons they sent me, the coupons were only for chicken items which has no use for me being that I am vegetarian. So the coupons that they sent were no use so I couldn’t even use the coupons. Instead I had had to pay for my meal. I go home all the way home open my wrap up to eat it finally, the wrap was wet and soggy. It literally look like the tomatoes that was on it has been sitting on there all day. I was so disgusted because I don’t even eat tomatoes to begin with I was fine with picking them off but the juice from the tomatoes had leaked all over the rap making the whole wrap soggy and wet. So I immediately called them and explained to them about this and their solution was the same solution from the first time but I explained to the lady that you guys sent me coupons in the mail last time and the coupons were very unuseful because I’m vegetarian and all the coupons that were sent to me were for me were all for Chicken items. she offered to refund me which is fine but that whole experience was just a run around in overall annoying and a big Disappointment because I had to drive all the way back there just to get my refund as well and not only that I had to find something else to eat because my whole meal was ruined not once but both times on both of...

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Ordered from here on the phone, as I was ordering for my workplace! And let me tell you, customer service AND efficiency was top notch. I work on the east side and a lot of people I was ordering for hadn't ever had Chick-Fil-A, so I wanted them to have a great first experience. And boy did they ever. All individual meals were exactly as they were ordered. And each bag was labeled as well!! They waited to drop the fries into the fryer until I got there, ensuring that they were still toasty when I brought them back to my job! To top it off, they lended me a "hot bag" to keep the warm food in! Naturally, the food was delicious. And all the people that haven't had Chick-Fil-A are now believers, and want more!!

Before wrapping up this review, I need to notate one name in particular. I believe he is a manager, but nonetheless, he was so awesome and helpful. His name is Matthew, and he handled everything with a calm demeanor and a smile. When I say "everything", I mean the power went out when I was picking up the food and he still stayed on task, making sure everyone's needs and requests were still being met, including mine. When I called, he's actually the one that took the order, and when he read it all back to me, he nailed it. I mean, nailed it. To a T.

All in all, I'd give this location more stars if I could. Thank...