Twice I've come in and the were out of food and refused to make anymore how does a chicken joint stay open without chicken??
C. P.
You know you're having a bad day when, you wake up and find the power has been off for several hours due to the storm the night before, when the power comes back on, you try the new Walking Dead, Dead Yourself app and your photo doesn't change, you go outside and your front yard and everything in it(cars, pets, the neighbors) are covered with immature pine cones, making it look like a remake of "Squirm!". How does one recover from that? Here's a good answer - Krispy Krunchy for lunch. For those that do not remember, there was a Krispy Krunchy here years ago on Rock Prairie and Hwy6. I was a psuedo-regular then and I was saddened when it closed. Well I happened to be at Wm J Bryan Pkwy and Texas Ave in Bryan today and lo and behold!, there it was like a mirage. I had to pull in and visit an old friend. Their menu includes chicken, Cajun tenders, wings(Krispy, Buffalo, and Cajun Sweet and Sour), catfish, boudin & chicken bites(think of the boudin bites as cajun hushpuppies), jambalaya, red beans & rice and more. Even though they are located inside the Zip N there, don't let that dissuade you, the food is quite good. I tried the Cajun tenders, Cajun sweet and sour wings and the boudin bites. The tenders were good (a little more batter than I like, but definitely not a deal-breaker). The honey butter biscuit was good as well. The wings did surprise me in the fact, I expected a little bit of a kick from them(considering the name "Cajun Sweet&Sour"), but there was no kick, but they were sweet. I have to honest though, I think my favorite item were the boudin bites, they were just spot on(especially with the honey mustard dipping sauce). I know B/CS has more than their fair share of chicken and/or chicken tender based businesses per square foot, but if you live, work, or happen to be in the area(or have a craving for boudin), and desire a quick lunch, give 'em a try.
Twice I've come in and the were out of food and refused to make anymore how does a chicken joint stay open without chicken??
You know you're having a bad day when, you wake up and find the power has been off for several hours due to the storm the night before, when the power comes back on, you try the new Walking Dead, Dead Yourself app and your photo doesn't change, you go outside and your front yard and everything in it(cars, pets, the neighbors) are covered with immature pine cones, making it look like a remake of "Squirm!". How does one recover from that? Here's a good answer - Krispy Krunchy for lunch. For those that do not remember, there was a Krispy Krunchy here years ago on Rock Prairie and Hwy6. I was a psuedo-regular then and I was saddened when it closed. Well I happened to be at Wm J Bryan Pkwy and Texas Ave in Bryan today and lo and behold!, there it was like a mirage. I had to pull in and visit an old friend. Their menu includes chicken, Cajun tenders, wings(Krispy, Buffalo, and Cajun Sweet and Sour), catfish, boudin & chicken bites(think of the boudin bites as cajun hushpuppies), jambalaya, red beans & rice and more. Even though they are located inside the Zip N there, don't let that dissuade you, the food is quite good. I tried the Cajun tenders, Cajun sweet and sour wings and the boudin bites. The tenders were good (a little more batter than I like, but definitely not a deal-breaker). The honey butter biscuit was good as well. The wings did surprise me in the fact, I expected a little bit of a kick from them(considering the name "Cajun Sweet&Sour"), but there was no kick, but they were sweet. I have to honest though, I think my favorite item were the boudin bites, they were just spot on(especially with the honey mustard dipping sauce). I know B/CS has more than their fair share of chicken and/or chicken tender based businesses per square foot, but if you live, work, or happen to be in the area(or have a craving for boudin), and desire a quick lunch, give 'em a try.
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