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Mr. Bojangles

At the beginning of 2017 year we took a trip down to Clear water beach in Florida, and as we were on our way we seen a sign along the long stretch of highway for Bojangles. 

Bojangles claimed to have famous chicken 'n biscuits, and we all know how much I do love chicken!
How could I possibly pass this place up.  

The fast food restaurant is primarily on the East coast and has not made its way much further, so this post is a little different compared to our others. Bojangles is colorful in yellow and red, and looks much like any other fast food joint you would go to for a quick meal.

We ordered in the Drive-threw and both decided upon their chicken tender meal served with fries and a biscuit.




The tenders were fabulous. 

The fries were fabulous. 

The biscuit was to die for. 

We both enjoyed every last crumb. They also offer a few different kinds of dipping sauce, and I went with the honey mustard. I love that instead of small sized packets, they give you a bigger round container of sauce. The sauce itself was also very good. I'm definitely a sauce person, and this was not to be missed.

Okay, back to the food, for real this time.

The tenders were all white meat, and did not seem to have any of that weird meat that some other fast food places do (not to mention any names...) As for the fries, they season them and we think it was a great idea. The french fries were rather plain but the seasoning gave them a much needed touch. And lastly, but not least, the biscuit- the holy grail. If i could send you a particle of my biscuit through the internet waves somehow, i wouldn't. It was way too good to share. It had a slightly crisp outer shell, but not too much to where it was hard. The inside was light and fluffy, and had a nice buttery taste.
Seriously, I've probably had a few dreams about this biscuit since then.



Tasty will definitely be back at Bojangles whenever we are near a location. Hopefully one day soon they will branch out and open more stores!

See ya later, food gators! (wait that didn't sound right)

See ya later, friends!



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