Don't expect to "dine in" at this establishment. The menu sports only two meat items, and on this particular day they were all out of ribs. The sign on the wall reads that they were voted "one of the top 7 celebrity-owned restaurants in America" c'mon now. "Top 7" ?! I might believe Top 3 or 5 or 10 or even 100 even, but what reviewer stops at the arbitrary number of 7! I declare shenanigans!
One word for this place: GHETTO! there is a cd playing loud, obnoxious rap music fraught with profanity from the wall mounted television. "motherf'n ho you don't know me" is blaring on the homemade mix cd.
This place is unsanitary. The cooks both walked in and out of the restaurant several times (why?!) only to come back in and begin cooking food without washing their hands. Flavor? Is this the added FLAVOR you were referring to? Bacteria? Methinks this is NOT OKAY.
I take a deep breath as I step outside and pray my take out food doesn't "take me out".
I figured out why all the clocks on the wall are missing a battery: the staff doesn't want you to know how long you've been waiting for your food. It took as about 35 minutes to get our order.
When we got the food home (8 pieces of fried chicken and 2 red velvet waffles) I must admit it was DELICIOUS! The chicken was perfectly cooked, but a tad on the salty side. The red velvet waffles offer an exciting surprise when you to to the restroom the next day, but I'll let you discover this little treasure for yourself. ;-)
Verdict: Ghetto establishment, but great fried chicken and waffles!