Chick-fil-A

This is a Dwarf house location! I knew there were others, I just didn’t expect to stumble upon it in Jonesboro. It was a pleasant surprise to have some fried okra with my normal CFA strips and fries.

Always hot, good, friendly and fast service here. I usually stop for breakfast. Cops must get a discount because they are usually here as well. this is not a 24 hour location but I believe they open at 6 AM because I stop by around 6:10 and they are open.

What can I say chick-​fil-​a is great the ambience here is great the customer service is great the food is great the hash brown is awesome the hot brown is awesome I will return again and recommend it it’s chick-​fil-​a

We stopped while driving to Florida and while the establishment is cute and I loved the design, the sandwiches we ordered were all wrong.
I’ve never had a complaint about the food from a Chic-​Fil-​A. Ever. This one overcooked the spicy chicken sandwiches, forgot the pickles and on one, added bacon; which would have been great if the sandwich wasn’t so dry and chewy.
We failed to check our bags before heading back to the interstate, but if you visit this place, take the time to check.

Every once in a while you just crave Chick-​Fil-​A, and for those days when you want to step it up a notch Chick-​Fil-​A Dwarf House is the place to go.
Yes, they have a door for short people, but they let tall ones in too.
The same menu as your usual Chick-​Fil-​A location but they bring the food to you!
Certainly something to try when you are driving down the road and stumble across one as only 3 locations exist.

No complaints about this chick-​fil-​a. Lines are usually pretty short and service quick. Wish they still carried the carrot raisin salad though.

Super friendly staff. We didn’t have time to do the whole sit down in the dwarf house part of the restaurant. So we just did regular chick fil a and sat down. They still brought our orders to us, asked to refill drinks, and cleared the table for us.
P. S. I used the Dwarf door

I’m not clear on why this is a dwarf house but it was fun to enter through a tiny dwarf door. Once inside, I did not see any dwarfs. Tres disappointing.

Eating here was a fortunate accident. While driving through Atlanta, my friends and I were craving Chick-​Fil-​A and decided to stop at the first one we could find along I-​75. We were delighted to discover that we’d stumbled upon not JUST a Chick-​Fil-​A, but one of the legendary Dwarf Houses!
You don’t need to be a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien to enjoy this friendly little diner. It’s basically a sit-​down version of Chick-​Fil-​A with an expanded menu that includes – YES!! – hamburgers and steakburgers! It took about five minutes for my mind to register that I was sitting at Chick-​Fil-​A instead of Steak ‘n Shake.
The double cheeseburger was pretty good. Nothing spectacular, but – c’mon! – this is still a chicken restaurant, after all. There were lots of other menu selections I wanted to try. I’ll definitely be planning a stop here the next time I’m in Atlanta.
There is a dwarf door on the front of the restaurant. My friends dared to use the dwarf door, but I deemed it to be socially unacceptable and awkward. Use the dwarf door at your own risk. I refuse to do anything dwarfish. I am not Gimli.