Otter's Chicken - Atlanta

Tastes good, but got 10 super tiny wings thatre completely different from normal. disappointing and dry

So not only did I have to pick thru what little lettuce there was because some of it was brown/slimy, the sheer audacity to charge $12 for such a small salad, I just can?t. For $12 this container better be packed with lettuce. $8 at Wendy?s gets you more and better quality. Salads have the largest profit margins of any meal at most restaurants, so for it to be this scant is just insulting. The chicken is actually really good, the folks are nice, but let?s step up this saladgame please.

So not only did I have to pick thru what little lettuce there was because some of it was brown/slimy, the sheer audacity to charge $12 for such a small salad, I just can’t. For $12 this container better be packed with lettuce. $8 at Wendy’s gets you more and better quality. Salads have the largest profit margins of any meal at most restaurants, so for it to be this scant is just insulting. The chicken is actually really good, the folks are nice, but let’s step up this salad game please.

I meant to post this review Wednesday night when this happened; but been busy. Me and my girlfriend came here to eat some food after a long of work. I had a couple of bad experiences ordering food here. We came here Wednesday night, spoke with the hosts, and informed her that I’ve had bad experiences the past couple of times. She acknowledged that the food would be better. I was totally surprised when I went back home to find out that the food was cold, hard, and tiny. I understand times been been hard due to Covid and I tried to be understanding; but this was an horrible experience to say the least

The food is average and sufficient for the menu price. Here 's the kicker, it 's not possible to tip the staff if you pay with card. Also to top it off the owner has posted a sign that says something like we are adding 9% to you order due to inflation. Which is genuinely hilarious because they clearly feel that it 's your problem inflation exists so their solution is to artificially inflate their prices beyond what they already have to pass on the entire economy 's pain to the person inflation hurts the most; the consumer. I find this to be a shockingly skummy business model that takes advantage of the customer and the kind hardworking people it employs.