Boston Market

Food is always hot. The chicken is juicy and tasty and the receipts always print 15% off or bogo coupons! I go here at least four times a month and have never been disappointed.

We preordered 6 family dinners (each serves 6 people) for a dinner for 36 people. The chicken, green beans, roasted potatoes, and corn bread were all delicious. Portion sizes were very generous. The price was reasonable, and the managers were helpful. I would recommend this restaurant for providing this type of meal to a group.

Had to wait in parking lot 15 minutes longer than told for a chicken pot pie. When I finally received my order it was missing a pecan pie so I had to go inside to get it. No apologies from employee or manager for the inconvenience. How hard is it to fill an order idiots.

Went on Sunday March 15 to pick up lunch. It was 11:30 am and upon ordering was told «We don’t have any chicken for another 30 minutes». How can a restaurant not have one of their main sellers ready? This location is hit or miss. The employees did not even try to remedy the situation.

I don’t care about a refund or a gift certificate I would just like to know what this is that I discovered baked into my brownie I purchased from Boston Market. It closely resembles a band-​aid, plastic strip, or wax paper. Either way it shouldn’t be in a brownie. The brownie in question came prepackaged, so I am in no way blaming this location. However I did purchase the brownie here. It’s not like they can x-​ray the brownies they receive for debris. This instance occurred over a year ago and I thought I would take the time to write a brief description of my Boston Market experience. So after I purchased a delicious looking brownie I bit into it, first bite seemed ok and then after the second bite I detected a foreign object with non-​brownie characteristics. Under closer examination I discovered that I was unfortunately correct. So what can be done now? Not sure? Me either. This happened a year ago and I’m still upset about biting into this thing and I often wonder if the baking process could have melted something hazardous into the first bite I took. I appreciate you looking into this matter preferably by someone with a scientific degree from a reputable university. Besides asking «What is this thing? », please be sure to ask the Brownie Scientist if there any long term health effects from ingesting this object. Feel free to contact me via
, for now, with questions or concerns. Also, please increase brownie inspection measures. I have contacted Boston Market’s Corporate office concerning this matter and they offered me a refund and gift certificate but I no longer eat Boston Market due to the Boston Market Band-​aid Brownie incident.

The service is exceptional! The entire staff very friendly. The manager also visits with customers.

the only thing that i’ved ordered here is the half rotisserie chicken. I’ve tried the regular and the tuscan parmesan. out of the two, I prefer the regular recipe. when I ordered the parmesan chicken it was slathered in parmesan, the chicken came covered in it. they also have really good sides here. my favorite is the spinach with garlic. it’s really creamy, I’m sure they use tons of butter in the recipe, but not heavy. maybe next time I’ll try something other than chicken.

Always a good place to eat you can never go wrong here it is almost close to home cooking as you get. I never had a problem with staff, they are always very courteous and the portions they serve a really filling. The sweet potato soufflé is my favorite.

Thought i would try to eat a lil healthier by ordering baked chicken. I screwed that all up with the additions of mac-​n-​cheese and mashed taters. Oh yeah, and a piece of awesome cornbread. The place is good, food quality good. You can get a ¼ white chicken, 2 sides and a bread for around $ 8.
The food was tasty, and the workers were pleasant. Odd thing, the cashier takes your tray and takes it to a table of your choice. Not a bad thing, just kinda weird to me.
I still think $ 8 is too much for lunch, but trying to eat a little better is not cheap.
Next time, I wanna try that delicious looking chicken pot pie!

Ok, heres the realest review youre going to get on this place. One not necessarily based on location, but content instead.
I remember when Boston Market first popped up in the mid 90s. At the time, a location popped up in my hometown of Hampton, VA. I was less than impressed at the time… id go so far to say it was semi-​foul. Many years have passed since then, and while I avoided the establishment like the plague since then, the wife and I broke down and gave it a shot tonight. Was hyphy.
Decided to get a meal with 2 sides, plus an extra 2 sides. Got the meatloaf with sides of creamed spinach, corn, green beans, and squash casserole.
So, lets break it down from here.
The meatloaf wasnt anything mindblowing, but it wasnt horrible. Tasted similar to the ‘hormel-​throw-​that-​shit-​in-​the-​microwave-​for-​6-​minutes’ joint you can get at the grocery store. Ok, fine.
The sides, though, I did really enjoy…
Their squash casserole was awesome, sweet, and not the least bit salty.
The creamed spinach actually was more akin to a spinach dip. The level of creaminess was off tha hook. Again, not laden with sodium. May get a huge side of this here rather than spinach dip at the bar in the future when the mood strikes. The coup de grâce was their corn. Now, ive read a variety of forums/​recipes online regarding their corn and im gonna go out on a limb and assume either its prepared differently per location or most people have no idea of what the hell theyre tasting. There was a blatant liquid smoke flavoring in the corn we ate this evening that really made it stand out. Cant say ive had sweet corn like that before, and despite what you may think of me from my other reviews, my palette is semi-refined…fo dat ass. Shit was hyphy, son. Instantaneous crush-​piece.
Only complaint was on their green beans. Tasted better out of $ 4 steamer bags in the frozen food section. Coulda been a bad night on that batch tho. The rest was nice.
Sub-​one on this location cuz the girl ringing me up was a bit of a bitch. Still tho, for $ 12, i got enough for two that was arguably a better meal, quality-​wise, than anything in the general vicinity. Easily a 3-​star.

Yeah, yeah, it’s Boston Market. But they surprised me, so I feel that they deserve a pat on the back here.
They make some pretty good brisket! Way better than Colter’s BBQ. The employees were especially helpful and informed us that they rung us up a la carte to get a discount. I must tout both the corn bread, macaroni and cheese, along with another impressive array of sides (remember, this is my «Impressed with Boston Market» review, not «A General Impressive Restaurant Review»). Minute Maid juice dispensed along the soda fountain and teas.
Prices were a little higher than expected, but mannnn we just wanted something American last night.