Don G.
Yelp
This location specifically is the worst Chick-fil-A I've been to yet. I'm not sure if perhaps the people working and running this location have yet to work at other sites, but there is a stark difference in the service and food quality. Workers aren't mean or disrespectful, but it's not at the level other locations are. Perhaps it's a training issue or something.
Personal experiences:
The first visit was a few weeks after its grand opening. I ordered a chicken egg white sandwich, and when I got home (5-10 minutes away), the bread was solid as a rock. I trashed and gave the benefit of the doubt that maybe someone accidentally overtoasted.
Second visit the following week at 645am, I place the same order. This time I parked in the lot, and when I reached into the bag and felt the sandwiches through the wrapper, they were solid again. I took it inside, and the Manager was apologetic and replaced the sandwiches; cool.
On the third visit, around 8:30ish in the morning, I took no chances on ordering their brick breakfast sandwich, and I ordered six cookies to share at home on the mobile app. It took them a long time to find those six cookies. The cookies were tough, so I threw them away.
I tried one last time this morning. I ordered a breakfast sandwich meal and the cookies again in the app. I pulled up, and after 3-5 minutes, a young lady told me they were all out of cookies, so she gave me a refund. On top of that, 3-5 minutes later, she says it'll be two more minutes for the sandwich. Finally, she handed me the bag and went home. Again with hard bread. That was the last and final straw. This location single-handedly ruined my chick-fil-A experience.
Also, I don't know who chose this location, but it seems like the decision was made by someone who doesn't live in or know the area. This location has one of the largest Chick-fil-A parking lots, yet it stays empty; I wonder why. When sites like the ones on Sahara or Eastern at Lone routinely have long lines, this is a bad location at Flamingo and Paradise. Any local person will tell you they steer clear of the freeways and the area surrounding the strip. The site on Sahara at Rancho doesn't lead into a one-way expressway to the airport connector like this one. Who's stopping their airport bound taxi or Uber for this type of service?