Basically a bougier Swiss Chalet. The place was half full on a Saturday around 5:30 p.m. We were seated at a high chair table that didn't have any hooks for your shopping bags or purse. So we were forced to just set our bags on the floor. Our server came immediately and offered us some water. I do love that they leave the whole bottle of water at your table. Saves from having to flag them down every 10 seconds. The glasses are pretty small.
I ordered the buttermilk fried chicken and a side of sweet potatoes and my friend ordered the truck stop chicken sandwich. Food came out in a reasonable amount of time. My friend really enjoyed her sandwich and said the gravy was really good. She did say it was also really peppery. I tried a bite and agreed. The gravy was really good though. I feel like it's a type of gravy I wouldn't get sick of and that's good since your sandwich is basically drenched in it. I did enjoy the fried chicken. Some pieces had too much breading than others and I didn't bother with those ends. The chicken was juicy and the breading had good flavour. I loved the hot sauce on top. I could do without the gravy at the bottom as the hot sauce was good enough. The piri piri sauce made it even better though! I love their piri piri! You get 4 pieces of chicken, but I was able to finish it all. So they're not that big. I'm glad I got this, as I don't think I would be as satisfied if I got the rotisserie chicken. Although I would like to know how it tastes. The roasted sweet potatoes tasted a little weird to me. It was the lime butter. The lime was a little too over powering. I ate it for the sake of eating it but I did not enjoy it. My friend liked it though. So it just depends on your taste buds.
We saw a lot of families come in while we were there. I guess the whole getting a whole chicken makes it easier to feed a family. It's really a no fuss menu. There's literally 4 mains you can get lol and then you add sides. I'd maybe return to try the rotisserie chicken but I'm not rushing to come back.