KFC — Restaurant in Shakopee

As KFC becomes a less favorite location to inhabit as time goes on, I see why. Good help is hard to find.

On this particular visit I did my usual chicken strips combo, which usually is pretty amazing when done right. Mashed (box) potatoes/gravy, biscuit, corn, tender chicken with honey bbq and a Dr. Pepper. What more does a guy need? Oxygen? Love? A job? Those all pale with quality food.

This trip, a shite sandwich would have endured to what I was served. It's like they made the food hours before and nobody showed up so they kept it until someone bought it, no matter what the timeframe. Ugh! Guess who won the 'Eat it and See What Happens' challenge? Yours truly.

While I loved long enough to write this review is nothing short of a miracle. I feel like a new age superman. As a gen X, I've had to endure lots of bad things. This visit topped them all.

Besides the stale and rubberized chicken 'tenders' and the gravy absorbed potatoes and the bland corn, the only thing that was passable was the prepackaged Honey BBQ sauce and the Dr. Pepper.

I normally don't let things slide, but you have to know when to fight your battles. The employees that day were not the caliber you saw in the 80s with their paper hats and pearl drop white smiles, but people that possibly walked in to eat and never went home. You think I'm kidding? I just shut up and said the food sucked as I ran out the door for my safety.

The guy sweeping the floor said I could've come up and asked for a replacement (as I pointed out big chunks on the floor I almost tripped over on my way out). Now if I did that, this review would have no comic value. But I digress. I left and felt pretty crappy the rest of the night.

I don't know what happened, but KFC is falling faster than a Russian spacecraft back to earth. It takes an effort and people that know food to make things strive. Without that chemistry and passion, things fall apart in everything in life. Just ask grandma. She probably knew The Colonel.

Side note: I never realised' colon' in the word Colonel before. Makes...

Racism at its best In KFC Shakopee store. I ordered 8 piece buckets in Mobile order , the mobile order was ready at 6:15 , I went to the store at 6:17 and the store person told me to wait as the order is not ready, my food was ready and was kept in the pickup area. I waited for 50 minutes and was checking with 3-4 different persons who was working behind the counter on why it is taking so much time for my order as I was waiting for an hour. Later I asked them to cancel my order and they called store manager and she asked me details of my order and found it was sitting on the pickup area from 1 hour.meanwhile they were fulfilling orders to the other people including few folks who came, ordered and went in front of me.

The shame is instead of feeling bad the store workers were smiling 😁 and laughing that the order was kept on hold for an hour.

They gave me my order which was kept on hold for an hour. 8 piece chicken were cold , even the store manager didn't not even offer me to get me new chicken buckets as the old was cold as hell.THEY JUST SIMPLE DON'T CARE.

I love KFC but I will choose my dignity over chicken. This bad experience made me realize that we should not spend our $ on these business who don't care about people of specific...

Went here on 09/19 around 1230pm. I approached the counter to order, and there was no one to be found. I waited nearly 3 minutes until someone finally took my order. I ordered a simple meal, chicken tenders and fries. It took 18 minutes, literally 18 minutes, to finally get my food. Not too mention, during that time, I witnessed 3 separate customers walk in, wait to order, no one showed, so they walked out angry without ordering. When an employee finally came to the register, I explained to him that 3 customers had left because of the poor service. He looked too stoned to care, and simply said "thanks." Meanwhile, after waiting nearly 20 minutes to get my food, I sat down to eat. I pulled apart the first chicken tender, and saw a horrendous amount of pink, poorly cooked chicken. I threw the entire meal away, and walked out.

Renovation helped this place on appearance, but the stoned kid working as a manager, and the 85 year old woman who's not allowed (apparently) to interact with customers or take orders is ridiculous. I shouldn't have to wait 20 minutes at a fast food restaurant, nor be given...