Nashville Coop

I was greeted immediately upon entering, it was my first time so I asked about the spicy level of the sauces and the batter used on the cheese curds. I ordered strips which provides 3 chicken tenders, fries, 3 pickle slices and 2 cups of your choice ofsauce. I?ll admit these are really good tenders! They remind me of Revivals fried chicken sandwich. Fries taste like any frozenseasoned fries you can purchase from the frozen sections at your local grocery store, keep in mind this cost me twice as much asa 3 piece tender meal at Raising Canes and you will not receive a drink, the menu price will prevent me from making any regularvisits here. There are much cheaper options offering the same flavor profile.

Nashville chicken done right! The sandwich was juicy and the coop sauce tasted amazing. Portion sizes are huge. Staff was really friendly as well. The chicken is halal which is really appreciated! Will definitely be on my list of things to eat whenever Ivisit the Twin Cities

I walked in and an employee was eating. She gave me a death look as if I shouldn't be interrupting her. She got up, blew her nose and walked behind the counter without washing her hands. The place was dirty was dirty. If I can see the filth and witness you not washing your hands, I'm not eating your food so I walked back out.The chicken isn't real hot chicken, they sprinkle a seasoning over it. Don't waste your time here.

Decided to try this place out after a recommendation, and left pretty disappointed. We went at 7:30 on a Saturday night, but you’d think they were closed. Place was empty, and about 3 employees were standing behind the counter goofing around, and sipping on beverages. We ordered a chicken tender meal, a chicken sandwich, and a side of Mac and cheese. We had a view into the kitchen and got a little bummed when we saw that there were no chicken or fries being dropped for our meal, but were excited to try the food nonetheless when we got home. The chicken was lukewarm, the Mac and cheese was crusted over, and the fries were stale and cold. We threw most of the food in the air fryer and it was fine, but not worth the $40. As food-service workers, we get that not everything will be fresh towards the end of the night, but at dinner time on a Saturday? Chic fil A gets my vote this time.

This place has gone so far downhill from its opening. When I first got their food it was spicy, cheap and really good. Excellent, friendly service and a speaker playing music at a pounding volume. Tonight was probably the last time I’ll bother going. Dead silent outside of the vague mutters of employees. I walked up to the counter to order and was pointed towards a screen hanging loosely off a wall. Terrible menu construction on the screen meant it took me a solid 3 minutes of navigating menus to get everything ordered, ended up accidentally deleting things multiple times. I ordered four extra sauces, knowing the basket comes with two normally and I generally go through about six. I also ordered a mandarin jarritos. Plugged it in and the machine asked me for a tip, but the only service I noticed was having my bag placed on a counter for me to grab. They still have a nice short wait time. Food was done within five minutes. I picked up my bag and walked away, with 4 sauces, no drink and a coleslaw that tasted like it was made last week. The chicken isn’t even spicy anymore. What’s the point. Better times can be had at Revival or hell, probably a Buffalo Wild Wings if you want chicken that has some kind of kick.