Bojangles

If you have never had Bojangles, you must try it at least once. Great fried chicken that is mildly spicy. Sweet tea is very sweet– I personally dilute mine with unsweet. Breakfast biscuits are good too. Bojangles is really the only fast food that I eat; when I have to eat from a drive through or want fried chicken, it is Bo Time.
This Bojangles was a typical Bosperience for me except they forgot my cream and sugar for my coffee at the drive through. Not a big deal at all to me as I had to get up and stretch my legs anyways. So I went in and said that I had just grabbed a coffe at the drive through and that I needed cream and sugar for it. The girl at the front counter and 3 other people scratched their heads for over a minute trying to figure out what was going on. Finally they presented me with a bag containing over 50 creamers and a half pound of sugar! At this point I was laughing with the lady beside me at the strangeness of the situation. Anyways, I grabbed 2 creamers and some sugar, gave th rest back and they again were confused! It was bizarre.
I also asked for a few honey mustard sauces (which are awesome) and they gave me a pile for free. Other Bojangles charge ~22 cents for them. (This was before the creamer issue). Now I am not sure if this place is just giving away product or the other location is overcharging for them…

This is a country restaurant with cajun chicken. If you don’t like cajun chicken you won’t like this place.
The food is fantastic here, I love it and I eat it every week. The chicken has a kick and it’s just wonderful.
Def, a place to eat some friend chicken with a kick.

Dirty parking lot, dinning room, bathrooms, and front counter.

I ordered a 3 piece chicken with fries. The chicken was very greasy and I went through 6 napkins. The fries had every square inch completely covered in salt. I ate 4 fries and sucked down my drink to get rid of the weekly amount of sodium in 4 fries. I will not return to Bojangles.