Boston Market

The only good thing about Boston is Boston Market.  I love the chicken and the sauces they offer.  It provides a homely atmosphere as they bring the food and clean up your table without tip.  They also offer an online ordering service.

(I don't mean to single-out my local Boston Market, as there isn't a dime's difference between this and the two bazillion other Boston Markets).  Boston Markets are always an enigma to me, one which gently tugs at my sleeve until I turn into their parking lot.  Their chicken actually has near-acceptable flavor; I've simply never been able to identify these hatchling-sized poultry examples as actual chickens.  Of course, the wildly spinning rotisserie assures that every drop of moisture is leached before they dare serve.  I enjoy their mac and cheese sides, although there is really nothing notable about the Boston Market presentation.  While I love creamed spinach, there is always an off-putting chemical aftertaste in the Boston Market version.  As true enigmas often present themselves, I'm not sure whether I like or dislike Boston Market; the single star is generous until the verdict arrives.  At that time I'll then determine whether this is a "guilty pleasure!"