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i have had 4 popeye's chicken sandwichs this week. my arteries need a break.that's nothing a chicken sandwich can't fix
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i have had 4 popeye's chicken sandwichs this week. my arteries need a break.that's nothing a chicken sandwich can't fix
i have had 4 popeye's chicken sandwichs this week. my arteries need a break.
brah, tey aint no popeyes.still a wish away here
but Harvey's (a Canadian fast food burger joint that's really good - burgers made to order and topped how you want in front of you) has begun airing chicken sandwich commercials
the production isn't fancy, and I'm convinced that it was rushed to capitalize on the fast food chicken sandwich craze, because it's a burger joint first and these chicken sandwich commercials have come out of nowhere for them
brah, tey aint no popeyes.
Awhile back I stopped at a Popeye's somewhere around maybe Slidell on the way home to MS and ordered my usual tenders etc with Sweet Heat sauce. I got my food and sat down at the table and realized I didn't get my sauce after all. So I went back up to the counter. There was a pretty big line and I couldn't really push my way to the front, so I had to wait probably 5 more minutes or so for some sauce. No big deal, it happens everywhere.I get just as good a service - if not better - at Raising Cane's so I think "isn't even close" is a bit overblown. And their restaurants are always very clean, too. And I prefer their lemonade and iced tea - being able to draw from the sweet and unsweet in the ratio I want is nice.
All that, and better chicken. Not a huge fan of their crinkle fries, so I prefer CFA's waffle fries. But when it comes to the actual chicken, Cane's is an easy choice for me. And it ticks the same service boxes just as well.
But I gotta say, sometimes you just want to order chicken and get a side of eyeroll or stinkeye and an audible 'tsk' or a sigh and a disinterested, dismissive shake of the head along with it.
And Popeye's can really deliver that.
My favorite Popeye's employee move is for the cashier to holler at the fry cooks in the back and talk about me like I can't hear them.
"Hey, yo. This dude here wants an extra breast in his 8 piece. I told him it'll be an extra couple minutes and he doesn't care he says. He says to make sure that you know he wants an 8 piece with an extra breast, not an 8 piece with an extra breast to make it a 9 piece. And he's watching me enter it into the cash register so I don't charge him for a 9th piece. Can you believe that? I know how to count, man."
And even better is when the fry cook replies, but I can't make it out, except for the tone of condescension.
It's part of the experience.
does anyone actually like "cane's" sauce like they claim, or is it a ploy to sponsor a louisiana company based out of baton rouge? it is forking mayo and ketchup with some pepper sprinkled in. i have no idea why people go apeshirt over their sauce.
does anyone actually like "cane's" sauce like they claim, or is it a ploy to sponsor a louisiana company based out of baton rouge? it is forking mayo and ketchup with some pepper sprinkled in. i have no idea why people go apeshirt over their sauce.