Chick-fil-A

The quality of sandwiches is poor. Soggy buns because sandwiches have been sitting in packages for long time.

Chick-​fil-​A is always a good choice. They are quick, polite, and clean. The only reason for the –1 star is because this location does not have a full menu. It is an «express» location so it only has certain items on the menu. Still hot, delicious, and amazing.

I come here for lunch whenever I am in the mood for their spicy chicken sandwich. I suggest making it a deluxe version so that it includes lettuce and tomato, which would make the sandwich more balanced, so just a few cents more. It comes with your choice of one of their sauces, and I usually go with their Chick fil a sauce which tastes sort of a mix of honey mustard and bbq sauce?
Their breakfast biscuits are also pretty good, but you have to get there early enough to get them. I wished they served them all day long.
The line can be a bit a wait during lunch peak hours, but it goes quick and service is quick too.

The line will seem too long during peak hours, but it never takes more than 5 mins to order and get your food. Fantastic Service!

I tried both the spicy and regular chicken sandwiches. The spicy sandwich was a bit tastier, but the fried chicken was different: it was a thinner, drier piece of chicken. Not sure if it was because it was sitting for a while. Every time I have ordered the regular chicken sandwich, it is always crispy fresh and a very thick and tender cut of chicken. The regular has a subtly sweet flavor (or maybe it tasted that way only because I ate it after the spicy one). Anyway, my recommendation is to just stick with the regular chicken sandwich!

I stopped by this Chick-​fil-​A «Express» for lunch on a recent recruiting visit to Georgia Tech. Chick-​fil-​A existed on campus when I attended school here. Back then, it was located on the second floor of the Student Center, inside the food court. Today, Chick-​fil-​A is on the first floor in the Student Center Commons with other restaurants like Taco Bell, Subway, and Einstein Bros. Bagels.
This Chick-​fil-​A is branded «Express» because it does not have a full menu. It looked like this location only offered half the menu offerings a regular Chick-​fil-​A would, if not less. All of the popular/​best-​selling items are there, though.
There are several registers with roped off lines for each register. I visited during a peak time, between noon and 1 on a weekday, and the scene was chaotic. It was hard to tell who was in line waiting to order and who was standing around waiting for their order. To lessen the confusion, perhaps they need a designated waiting area.
I ordered a Spicy Chicken Sandwich combo and the food and drink (sweet tea) tasted just as good as any other Chick-​fil-​A. The only significant difference, other than this not being a standalone restaurant, was the rude service. I saw one employee with a bad attitude get into it with another employee. The downgrade in service is somewhat expected since the employees are serving primarily college kids, but I was a little surprised since Chick-​fil-​A is known for its outstanding and friendly service.
My order was filled quickly and the prices were in line with other CFA’s. Despite the service flaws, this place is a decent option for fast food on the Georgia Tech campus. Note the limited hours, which are even more limited during the summer.