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kipper Aug 25, 2011 3:24 pm


Originally Posted by CMK10 (Post 16994603)
Amusingly, once I did a run for the whole office and I said "I need 15 chicken biscuits". I was by myself and the woman asked "are those for here?". How fat did she think I was? :D

I'll often drive the 30 minutes to one and will order breakfast for the family--Mr. Kipper, the dogs, and me. If I go inside, they always ask, "Is this for here?" Really? I'm ordering 2 burritos, 4 orders of hash browns (2 for the dogs), chicken minis, and 2 coffees. You think I'm going to down all of that in one sitting??? :D

element7 Aug 26, 2011 2:47 pm


Originally Posted by buckeyefanflyer (Post 13838905)
I like Chick-Fil-A but they are closed on Sunday (goes back to traditual values when alot of business were closed on Sunday) For some time just about any type of business is open on Sunday, Supermakets, Car Dealers, Banks, shopping malls. Do you think they will ever back down to their strong beliefs and open on Sunday.

I think that unless they REALLY start struggling with the business and have absolutely no other choice is only time they would "consider" working on Sunday. A lot of people really respect CFA for their values and that would kind of ruin it.

Also, every chick CFA I've ever been to for lunch and dinner been very crowded. So it's safe to say that most CFA locations would be struggling financially anytime soon.

bpo26c Aug 26, 2011 8:11 pm


Originally Posted by buckeyefanflyer (Post 13838905)
I like Chick-Fil-A but they are closed on Sunday (goes back to traditual values when alot of business were closed on Sunday) For some time just about any type of business is open on Sunday, Supermakets, Car Dealers, Banks, shopping malls. Do you think they will ever back down to their strong beliefs and open on Sunday.

Highly doubtful. Only Chuck Norris can Chick-Fil-A on Sundays.

They are also very restrictive with franchise rights as well.

bpo26c Aug 26, 2011 8:12 pm


Originally Posted by spd476 (Post 16992335)
I always stop at one when travelling if I want a quick meal. The nearest one is 90 miles from my home. I've thought about looking into opening a franchise locally, but then realized I know nothing about running a restaurant. :)

I was in ATL on a Sunday and I was curious if they were open. It was in another terminal and I didn't have time to check.

Nope.

mjcewl1284 Aug 28, 2011 7:58 pm

I like the non food items at CFA. Besides the CFA nuggets and chicken strips, the other menu items are far too salty for my palate.

ByrdluvsAWACO Aug 29, 2011 12:57 am

I have never eaten at a Chick fil a, and I'm not impressed with the menu. It looks like a KFC knock off to me. :( What's the draw?

kipper Aug 29, 2011 6:54 am


Originally Posted by ByrdluvsAWACO (Post 17014852)
I have never eaten at a Chick fil a, and I'm not impressed with the menu. It looks like a KFC knock off to me. :( What's the draw?

It's of a far better quality than KFC. No bones in the chicken. It's a completely different taste than KFC or other "fried chicken chains."

dchristiva Aug 29, 2011 8:58 am


Originally Posted by ByrdluvsAWACO (Post 17014852)
I have never eaten at a Chick fil a, and I'm not impressed with the menu. It looks like a KFC knock off to me. :( What's the draw?

SO much better than KFC. Not even close.

MSchott Aug 29, 2011 10:01 am


Originally Posted by ByrdluvsAWACO (Post 17014852)
I have never eaten at a Chick fil a, and I'm not impressed with the menu. It looks like a KFC knock off to me. :( What's the draw?

They are not targeted against KFC. They do great chicken sandwiches. Think McDonald's Southern Chicken Sandwich but much better. They don't do traditional on the bone fried chicken.

bpo26c Aug 29, 2011 10:39 am


Originally Posted by ByrdluvsAWACO (Post 17014852)
I have never eaten at a Chick fil a, and I'm not impressed with the menu. It looks like a KFC knock off to me. :( What's the draw?

Chick fil a is much, much better than KFC. Do not let KFC discourage you from trying it.

Gamecock Aug 29, 2011 2:09 pm


Originally Posted by pogopossum (Post 13892564)
I don't want to push this into Omni P/R, but I am just curious what other restaurants or other stores don't open on Sunday (regardless of reason). The only one that comes to mind is the Franklin Covey stores. Anybody know of any others?

PP

There is a local chain of Tex-Mex restaurants in San Antonio that is closed on Sunday as well. Las Palapas is the name IIRC. Pretty decent food.

wdogg Aug 29, 2011 9:58 pm


Originally Posted by ByrdluvsAWACO (Post 17014852)
I have never eaten at a Chick fil a, and I'm not impressed with the menu. It looks like a KFC knock off to me. :( What's the draw?

cfa compared to kfc is like comparing in n' out to mcdonald's.

nkedel Aug 29, 2011 10:02 pm


Originally Posted by wdogg (Post 17020370)
cfa compared to kfc is like comparing in n' out to mcdonald's.

Over-rated regional chain to ol' reliable? Yeah, sounds about right.

ByrdluvsAWACO Aug 29, 2011 11:24 pm


Originally Posted by bpo26c (Post 17016741)
Chick fil a is much, much better than KFC. Do not let KFC discourage you from trying it.

If thats the case then Cfa needs to take better pictures on their website because most of it didnt look very good.

janetdoe Aug 30, 2011 1:10 am


Originally Posted by MSchott (Post 17016520)
They are not targeted against KFC. They do great chicken sandwiches. Think McDonald's Southern Chicken Sandwich but much better. They don't do traditional on the bone fried chicken.

McDonald's Southern Chicken Sandwich was an attempt to copy the CFA chicken sandwich because it is so popular.

The part that freaked me out when I tried the McD's version (the breakfast chicken biscuit) was that it tasted like dill, even though there were no pickles. So not only do they use artificial pickle flavor instead of real pickles, but they're also too cheap to make a non-pickle version for breakfast. Wow.


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