We had some tonight, like 10 min wait but the sandwiches we bought were the last ones in the store. I think it lives up to the hype but I wouldn’t have been happy to have waited hours for it.
Drove back to Nashville from Birmingham today and saw a sign for Popeyes…figured I would stop. No line and ordered the sandwich…out in under two minutes.
For $4, it is a great sandwich…chicken was moist, generous piece. and good flavor…I could go for more spice. Much prefer over ChikFilA.
I stopped by my regular place yesterday around 12:45 and there was a line out the door. I went to the cheesesteak place instead. I’ll try today around 11.
I’ll confirm the positive comments above. Finally got to taste it (the spicy version). Basically a crlispy chicken breast on a brioche type bun with some hot? sauce smeared onto the bun. What’s not to like? Good quality; good portion; good taste. Price is a bargain. Not that experienced with Chick Fil A…but…have liked Chick Fil A a lot less when I’ve tried it.
Oh, and two weeks ago, i finally got to try In and Out burgers…IMO, better than most “fast food” burgers. (Had the fries extra cooked…and they were too crispy to taste any potato). I’d take 5 guys over In and Out every time…though. Is 5 guys “fast food”? I guess…but a different quality (and price level) from In and Out. The meat at both places was serviceable and pleasing. 5 Guys’ fries can’t be beat, though, IMO.
I showed up at 10:55 and there were about 20 people lined up outside (and more inside as they opened at 10:45). I went and had Taiwanese beef noodle soup instead. I’m just going to wait until the short-timers get over this.
Of course. Its obvious that anyone would kill for a Popeye’s chicken sandwich or someone getting in the way of having one. Chick-fil-A has to be wondering if God does not love them anymore.
Just had the Popeyes chicken sandwich. It beats the national foodie hype.
My wife waited in a long line for fifteen minutes. As a prank, I was about to pretend being a stranger who cut in front of her, as she neared the order staff. However, all the anxious people behind her might have missed the joke, leading to another sandwich-stabbing mortality. Food to die for, but not that way. Indeed, given the violence reported at some Popeyes locations, we deliberately ate mobster style…backs facing the wall, ready to flip and duck under the table, or to scramble like lightning.