Bojangles

Went to Bojangles today and it was PACKED. I’m not sure if it’s Panther-​mania, a hunger for delicious fried chicken, or just poor timing, but it seemed like everyone and their brother, uncle, and auntie were there getting lunch.
I love me some Bojangles and had to go with the Chicken supremes, bo-​sauce and dirty rice. Don’t forget their LEGENDARY un-​sweet iced tea. Being a Yankee, I’ve got to get that un-​sweet iced tea, sorry Southerners, I can’t hang.
Anyway — delicious as always, even if the wait was extra long.
Thanks Bojangles.

I decided to spend my early Sunday breakfast at Bojangles’ and it was an exceptional fast food experience. Their friendly staff greeted me as I looked over their breakfast biscuits. I decided on a Cajun filet biscuit and it was ready by the time I had walked over to the pickup area. The cashier was more than happy to fulfill my request of mayonnaise, honey mustard, and hot sauce. I found a seat in their spotless dining room and began to unwrap my biscuit.
Inside I found a perfect example of what Bojangles’ chicken dreams to be. It was a perfect cut, golden fried breast of chicken. I couldn’t help myself from saying «oh my» from the shock of how flawless it all was. I quickly applied my sauces and dove into the first bite. It was an Olympic gold medal of tender, juicy, crispy goodness. I followed it with a stroke of honey mustard on a perfectly seasoned fry. The cherry on top was a splash of Cheerwine, a rare drink to find eating out. A lady taking care of patrons’ empty trays asked me how I was doing as she passed by. «Very well» was an understatement, but it was all I could say with my attention fully focused on ballet of flavors dancing on my tongue. Every bite was an encore. Each fry gave a signature. I enjoyed the pleasure of refilling my Cheerwine at their self-​serve fountain.
There wasn’t more than a smear of sauce left from my last bite on the wrapper. The lady asked for my tray and I thanked her for her excellent service.

Dirty, slow, and disrespectful workers. I suggest avoiding this Bojangles and go elsewhere.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS LOCATION! I hate to complain but in this case I have no choice but to tell everyone to be aware for this location. The service is hands down the worst I’ve ever experienced. The guy infront of me ordered a large drink and waited long before me just for a cup. I ordered a gravy biscuit and waited 10 minutes while an employee just ignored the line building up behind me doing busy work filling up the ketchup. And acted like serving the customers was an inconvenience to her. Another lady walked up from the back and started prepping the over flowing orders. The girl with an atitiude was scratching her belly under her apron in front of the line of people. I had finally got the gravy biscuit I ordered and I couldn’t help but to notice a LONG BLACK HAIR laying across one of the biscults I asked for a refund and left. If you enjoy horrific service and hair embedded in your food this is the holy grail of your typical run down lowsy fast food restaurants. #itwillneverbeBotime #bojangles

I don’t eat Bojangles often, but when I do, I come to this location. Apparently it’s been renovated in the last year or two, and it’s very clean and well-​kept. The employees are hit or miss, as sometimes we’ve had great, friendly service and other times they’ve gotten our order wrong or been too busy talking to each other. Typical fast food customer service in that regard. I’ve been to other Bojangles locations though, and this one blows them out of the water.
This place was our intro to southern-​fast-​food when we moved here, and it will always hold a special place in my now-​heart-​diseased heart. Thanks Bojangles.

Very nice establishment. Employees lack listening skills. I asked for crispy bo rounds, I get chewy. I asked for a light biscuit, I get the opposite. Not everytime, but too often. Other than that, polite people with good customer service, and fast service.

This is a very well run Bojangles location. Convenient to uptown for the drive into work for breakfast and heading out of uptown for dinner. The family variety pack is the Big Bo Box with both chicken on the bone and chicken supremes plus 3 large «picnic» sides with 8 biscuits and a half gallon of tea for $ 28! This feeds my family for 2 days plus biscuits for breakfast. Also a great choice for Panthers tailgating.

When the chicken is marinated and cooked properly its the best chicken you will get from a fast food place.

There is no better place for a quick breakfast than Bojangles, I love there ham, egg and cheese biscuits and chicken biscuits.

This Bojangles is new, modern, delicious and has quick service. I go here only when I have a craving for a country ham biscuit — yummy!

Unlike many other Bojangles, this one looks like it was built sometime this century. While it may very well be the only one that actually was built in the last ten years — or perhaps it was just renovated since it is near the center city and people other than those who live in Charlotte might see it — it actually looks pretty nice.
Unlike some other chains that have decided to really reinvent themselves in recent years (see McDonald’s and Wendy’s to name just a couple), Bojangles really only decided to clean. It made a bit of a difference, but ultimately they are still Bojangles. The chicken can beat most places in town, and it is nice that you have a fresh place to grab it rather than the dark and dingy restaurants that you usually have to visit.
I feel like enough of a scumbag due to my normal habits, this makes me feel just a little bit better. Thanks Bojangles!

Great location… newly renovated and kept clean. The dining room also has pictures of old buildings (that I am assuming) are buildings that used to be around the midtown area.
Biscuits + Chicken + convenient to Uptown = awesome.

Made my first trip to Bojangles while visiting Charlotte this past weekend… I LOVE biscuits and this was clearly the place to go for that! I ordered some chicken, mac & cheese, a plain biscuit, and 2 cinnamon biscuits… the best part of the meal was clearly the biscuits… other food was just ok. I love these biscuits, especially those heavenly cinnamon biscuits!

Bojangles your biscuits are a little lump of heaven for my belly!
If you live in Charlotte you will undoubtedly come to the realization that there seems to be a Bojangles on every other corner. Yes this true and no need to question it just be thankful.
This location is a newer one over in the Meyers Park shopping area. It is perfect when the craving for a chicken biscuit takes you over. The staff was very kind and friendly much more like a next door neighbor. The only negative was running out of sweet tea. What a scandal! I am not a lawyer but I believe it might be against a city ordinance.

I can’t believe I’m recommending a fast food place (considering how extremely unhealthy it is) but I’m beginning to understand the Bojangles culture that I’ve grown up around as an NC native. They are truly «famous» for their chicken and biscuits. Every now and then I’ll go there for a treat, but nothing on a regular basis (think heart attack by age 35). However, their biscuits and chicken are just fantastic southern comfort food. Much better than KFC and though lacking in atmosphere, better than Price’s Chicken Coop as well.

I was skeptical of Bojangles at first after my friend told me to try it. I traveled all the way from California so I had to try it. At first, I thought this was another KFC, but boy was I wrong. I ended up getting 4 legs, 1 wing, a side of mashed potatoes and another side of green beans plus one of their famous pies.
The meat was very tender and tasty. This is much better than KFC back home and church’s chicken. It’s comparable with Popeyes, I would say. This was my first time trying southern sweet ice tea, which is supposedly also very good and a must-​try. The only complaint I have about their ice tea is that the sweetened version is much too sweet. The more I drank, the thirstier I became.
The only reason this place didn’t get a 5 is because it’s really oily and of course unhealthy. But of course you get what you pay for. I spent a total of $ 7 for everything. I’m definitely coming back next time to get one of their breakfast items, which looks good in the picture menu.

I never really craved Fried Chicken, back when I was a West Coast, health conscious gal. That is until I discovered the spicy, crispy, juicy goodness of Bojangles fried chicken.
They don’t have these out west, so I didn’t know what to expect. There is almost always a well-​valued special. This location is very clean and looks relatively new.
First off, I never expect bright-​eyed, smiling service at fast food places, but this Bojangles was a pleasant surprise. Ever-​so polite, prompt and friendly, the staff at the counter, managers in the kitchen and the folks at the to go window are always cheerful. There is definitely something to be said for the management at this location or region. It’s not uncommon to see a manager walk out to deliver food to a table, drop bo-​rounds into a fryer or set the pace.
The food here is dependable, usually pretty fresh and a bargain. They also have Wi-​fi here which is pretty cool. Breakfast is awesome, bo-​rounds are irresistible, and chicken is spicy. It will satisfy your fried chicken craving and have you licking your fingers and picking at the bones. What more could you ask?

Yes, it’s your basic Bojangles… but in the growing area of Midtown. That means it’s a «nice» one. After shopping at the new Metropolitan area (Target, Home Depot design center, West Elm, Trader Joe’s, etc.), you can swing by this new nearby Bojangles and grab yourself a chicken or breakfast biscuit. Egg and country ham for me, please! I love that they offer breakfast ALL DAY. Breakfast sandwiches are all that I really enjoy at fast food restaurants like McDonald’s and Burger King, so to have that option anytime I want is Bojanglicious!