Bojangles or Cookout?

[Willicus]

I'll trade our Popeye's for a Bojangles'. I moved up to NYC last summer and found a Bojangles in a grimey area of Brooklyn, went there to discover that one day was the last day it was going to be open. Popeye's is decent, I dont really eat it, nor Bojangles that much really, but do fiend for their stuff sometimes. I really miss Chic-fil-a dammit.

There's a Chik-fil-A in one of the NYU buildings. Or you could go to Jersey for it.

But I agree, I'd trade Popeye's for Bojangle's in a heartbeat. Not a huge KFC fan either.

There was a place called Texas Fried Chicken (or something like that) in my old neighborhood in Brooklyn, and it was awesome.

[The Link]

Cookout. Burgers are good, shakes are great and the chicken strips are the best you'll find anywhere.

Yeah, if you like your meat dry and tasteless.

[Kakarot]

I'll trade our Popeye's for a Bojangles'. I moved up to NYC last summer and found a Bojangles in a grimey area of Brooklyn, went there to discover that one day was the last day it was going to be open. Popeye's is decent, I dont really eat it, nor Bojangles that much really, but do fiend for their stuff sometimes. I really miss Chic-fil-a dammit.

I just remember that I tried Popeyes when I lived in Louisiana, and their chicken was amazing! I've been craving it ever since I left there.

Bojangles makes those good cinnamon dessert biscuit, and the chicken's decent. I chose Cookout because theres more options, and I can get 2 meats in my meal. A burger, chicken nuggets, and fries...and its not expensive at all. Plus, they stay open late. So, when Im coming in from the club I can stop by there.

[tarheelpride]

Cookout. cheap combos, great shakes, open late

However Bojangles fries > Cookout fries

[Crimson Tide Panther]

Cookout. You can get a corndog as a side item.

[Jangler]

Home Cookin'

[House]

Cookout. You can get a corndog as a side item.

I've never eaten at Cookout since I don't live in the area. However, any place that you can get a corndog as a side item sounds like a pretty damn good place to eat.

[cbarrier90]

Cookout, no question. It's right up there with Taco Bell as far as fast food value is concerned. A "Cookout tray" gets you a burger, 2 side items and a milkshake for about six bucks.

I will say however that it doesn't get much better than Bojangles' buffalo bites.

[Chaos]

Screw the decision making, give me a cajun filet biscuit, a picnic sized season fry, and legendary sweet tea from Bo-hangles, then I'll head to Cookout for the summertime favorite, the watermelon shake.

After taking the wife out for this smorgasboard, I'm definitely getting laid.

[Black]

i dont think i could answer this without feeling guilty

[Carl Spackler]

Bojangle's

Chik-Fil-A

Pie

Cookout

in that order.

[Baschski]

Cajun filet biscuits from Bojangles are delicious, but Cook-Out is better overall. Much larger menu, it's extremely cheap for a solid amount of food and it's open late. Nothing better than a burger, quesadilla, hush puppies and a milk shake for six bucks.

[JoCoLoco]

Cookout burgers are consistently dried-out and inedible, their fries are so-so, and they don't serve Carolina Packers (red) hotdogs. The only thing of value at Cookout would be the Cheerwine float (which is delicious I'll admit). Bojangles in a landslide. The seasoning alone would make this a lock.

[Baschski]

Cookout burgers are consistently dried-out and inedible, their fries are so-so, and they don't serve Carolina Packers (red) hotdogs. The only thing of value at Cookout would be the Cheerwine float (which is delicious I'll admit). Bojangles in a landslide. The seasoning alone would make this a lock.

How about price, value, convenience, size of menu, the milkshake factor, etc? Taste isn't the only criteria.