Chik-fil-a

The hoopla seems to be dying down, but the line in the drive-​thru seems steady. Chik-​Fil-​A is the only fast food chain, I’d occasionally eat from, but my family are true fans. The drive-​thru is two ordering lanes, that merge into one at the pickup window. The courteous service seems to be consistent with the other locations I’ve visited, which is a huge plus for Del Rio in that respect. There haven’t been any issues with missing items, or orders being wrong. It’s hard to mess up anything that is fried, the chicken strips, and nuggets taste like, and look like chicken. The waffle fries are addicting, especially with the Buffalo sauce.
Yes, Del Rio is overstuffed with fast food places, but the town loves to eat. I just hope Chik-​Fil-​A will continue to work hard at being one of the better places in town.

Fast accurate service. The place is spotless. It is cool inside, even with all those windows. The long parking is strange, but it is always a quick walk up.
Their drive through is setup for double ordering and you always get right through when you order, pull-​up and pay, and get your food with almost no wait.

Typical chick fila, service good as always. Not the cleanest though. Food tasted like it should.

Noticeable and precipitous drop in quality since the out of town «opening crew» left. The bread is tough at times, which surprised me because I just assumed they shipped it in from somewhere since it’s usually so good. The fries that weren’t burnt (the first time I’ve *ever* seen that at a Chik-​fil-​a) were brown and looked unappealing, though they weren’t any worse than what you’ll get at McDonald’s. There was brief excitement behind the counter when the drive-​thru ran out of ice and confusion over pickles I overheard. Not your standard, top notch Chik-​fil-​a experience. Hopefully it’s the new folks getting a handle on things and not the collapse towards mediocrity that all of the other chain restaurants in this town race towards.