Chick-fil-A — Restaurant in Richland Township

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WE LOVE CHICKFILA. Chick fil a is hands down the best fast food in Quakertown. Always fresh and warm food. The inside is very clean also. The friendly staff members always keep us coming back. I don't know what the other person who is bashing about the drive thru talking about. I speak with a heavy European accent and they always get my order correct. During the school/dance year, we come here very often because it is located very close to the dance school and it's the best option for fast food. The staff members are like our friends already, they're so friendly and it's really easy to engage in a sincere conversation. When it comes to the owner, I don't believe that he ever gave anybody a bad attitude. He's the nicest man i ever came across in the restaurant business. My experience with him was that I forgot my purse once while picking up my daughter from dance and she wanted to get chick fil a after dance. When I finally got up to the window and had to pay, I realized i didn't have money with me. He had no problem giving me the food. Does that really sound like a mean man with a bad attitude? Other fast food in Quakertown should really train their staff the same way as chick-fil-a. September is fastly approaching so we'll be regular customers again and see...

I have mobility issues and I doordash and normally they would bring the food out and I would sign for it and that would be the end but apparently last minute they changed the policy and the manager Matt said that "if you have mobility issues maybe you shouldn't be doing doordash. That hit me hard. I was told that they can change the the pickup driver and id loose my dash. I decided to go in. I went in with my cane. I got to the first in line spot. I then realized my knee was giving in hence my mobility issues. If it wasn't for a customer seeing me fall and grabbed a chair and put it under me, I would landed on the floor. But when I started going I heard 2 pops in my foot and ankle. The manager Matt didn't come up to me to see if I was ok. It was a cashier that checked on my and called me a ambulance. While waiting for the ambulance the police arrived and that's w I'llhen the manager "Matt" put on a show to show he was worried. The police recognized the false worrying. I got to the hospital and they did X-rays and MRI and CT scan. They found I had fractured 2 bones in my foot an severely sprained mymy ankle. They gave me a air cast. I've been in contact with a few lawyers and they feel I have a case. I'll update when there is...