Wendy's

Very poorly managed. Do not go here if you're in a hurry. Definitely not fast food. Don't have a second till ready for shift change. Have to shut down operations while they count the money in the register. Front counter person was very slow taking and prepping orders. Need training on how to process coupons and school card promos. Needs to have security on site. Pan handlers asking for money as you walk in and were constantly getting refills from cups being pulled from the trash or refilling Gatorade bottles and cups from other places.

I visited Wendy's to try their new, breakfast menu. I purchased their new Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant sandwich and Large Seasoned Potatoes. To start, their coffee tastes what I imagine hot dish water would taste like; no discernable coffee aroma and absolutely NO coffee tastes. Perhaps it was a bad batch our maybe Stella hasn't gotten her groove back but it was horrid. I'd rather drink the dish water. Next up, the Large Seasoned Potatoes; now these were great! The potatoes are thick and lightly battered with just the right amount of seasoning; they are a Must Have item. For the star of the show, I made a point of tasting each part of the Maple Bacon Chicken Sandwich item by itself then, the sandwich as a whole. The Maple part is a glaze on the Croissant, which is square and about the size of a biscuit. The croissant is visually appealing, with many layers and a good taste. It's not as buttery or light and flaky the Burger King Croissant but rather, has a more substantial and doughy texture to it. Burger King's Croissant beats it hands down. As for the bacon, is bacony; enough said. The chicken breast was substantial and good. It's not Chick-fil-A but, it doesn't have to be, with a definite Southern taste. Overall, the meal is good, and deserves a try. Next time I'll try their biscuit sandwich or Breakfast Baconator. A good effort from Wendy's to get back in the breakfast game.