KFC

This is supposed to be honey bbq nuggets! I have never purchased honey barbecue nuggets, and they came out looking like this no matter which store I visited. Mind you I have been to this location several times. I went back to the store to inform them of the error and was basically told that’s how the sauce is made (WHICH IS A LIE) and it was early that’s why the sauce looked like that. Instead of just remaking the food and taking accountability for the incorrect item I was turned away. You would’ve thought I asked for a refund or my whole order made over. Customer service is terrible at this location and they are always slow.

Everything was good but the sides are way overpriced. 3.99 plus tax for a very small portion. Also check your order before you leave. Sometimes they give you scrap pieces to fill your order. for example, on my two piece, I got a breast and half of a little wing.

I just left KFC on Coventry Way in Clinton where I bought my grand daughter some chicken tenders. They were dried up. Over cooked and disgusting. She started crying when she saw them. For the money people spend on yaw'lls food it shouldn't be disgusting, over cooked and dried up.

I recently ordered from the KFC in Clinton, Maryland, and was very disappointed with the quality of the food and service. The chicken was soggy, unevenly breaded, and did not taste fresh. The fries were old and unappetizing. I attempted to contact the store by phone to address the issue, but no one answered. This level of quality and lack of response is unacceptable and needs to be addressed.

Clean and modern Colonel-centric interior decor, inimitably delicious Original Recipe, and quick service. Signs say they’re only accepting drive-thru and online orders on account of being short-staffed, but the lady working inside threw my family a bone ‘cause the shop wasn’t too busy at 11:30, and for that we were extra appreciative. (Also, hence why I took the time to review a fast food place, haha.) Kids meal included stickers, nuggets, sides like mac and cheese, and juice — plus activities on the bag, for $5-something. We all left full and happy.