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Refresh Reviews 3.6


Mar 15, 2018
Good food and occasionally nice service. I’ve had a few problems here, mainly with the drive through. They are very impatient and if you ask for a second to view the menu, they will ask every few seconds if you are ready to order. I’ve learned the younger the worker the less respect for the customer at this location.

Apr 8, 2018
5:00 dinner time out of regular breasts did not offer to make more if we waited, got our order to go asked for green beans instead of mashed potatoes, got neither. We ordered 6 biscuits extra they were dry and hard like they were old and the crispy breast we got instead of the regular was greasy .

Feb 9, 2018
Super nice staff. Food is delicious. Served warm.

Dec 9, 2017
First, could I post negative stars? We arrived at 8:50pm, the store closed at 10:00pm. We ordered, went to sit down, half the tables were blocked due to being cleaned for the evening. As soon as we began to eat, a girl started sweeping rugs next to our table. Her co-worker advised her not to do so while we ate, she argued with her and continued. She rolled the rugs up and threw them onto pinball game. She worked that broom like she was sweeping a sidewalk. I could hear the dirt bouncing off the walls. We moved to the farthest table away. It must have been one that was already cleaned, because she began to complain to her co-worker and we overheard it. The co-worker was the smart one, she distanced herself from us and continued her cleanup of the entrance. The witch with the broom acted like she wanted to confront us, by then my wife was justifiably angry, and she wisely retreated to the back. The food was mediocre at best, and we were left wondering how the younger generation in this once great country will ever survive when those with any sense and common manners are gone. KFC River Road, Gallipolis, Ohio

Feb 5, 2018
The food was good but a little too greasy

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