Well, shut my mouth--thank God for the South!!! THIS is what biscuit fare should be like. Yeah, I know it's fast food and all that. Â Whatevs. Â Light and crispy breading on a good-sized boneless chicken breast, with the perfect amount of spice (for me, anyway) on a flaky biscuit--Mm mm mm. Â And it was oh so fresh. Â Maybe this should be 5 stars... Â Anyway, don't forget the sweet tea!! Â :)
Review Source:Here's the deal with Bojangles: Â Go for breakfast, go for lunch, go for dinner, it never disappoints. Â
There are staples you need to remember:
1) Spicy Chicken Biscuit. Â 'nuff said.
This timeless classic is all you need to know when visiting the mecca for chicken in NC. Â
2) Sweet Tea. Â This comes in many sizes, specifically, 44 oz, half gallon and gallon, all of which are consumable in one sitting. Â Just know that yur kidney's will be in overdrive. Â
There are lots more on the menu to order or try, however if you're losing your 'jangle ginity, go with what you know. Â 1 and 2.
For the more seasoned grease pit visitors, I recommend the country ham biscuit. Â Or for something sweet, go blueberry!
Like any Bojangles, their biscuits are great. Their chicken on the other hand is sometimes deplorable. The few times I've ordered their chicken it was no more than overcooked bones. They have nice looking chicken because I've seen it in the glass case. I just never seem to get it. This Bojangles also charges extra for everything. I've even seem them try and charge an out of towner extra for the ice in their drink. They've been known to nearly completely skip on the fry seasoning to try and get you to pay extra for another dash. Also, If you order a chicken fillet sandwich be sure an emphasize "sandwich" or you'll get a biscuit.
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