Chick-fil-A

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is our home Chick-fil-A, and they’ve been such a huge part of our family’s journey lately. Our son Asher has Down syndrome and was recently diagnosed with celiac. That diagnosis flipped our world upside down. Going from “all the gluten” to gluten-free overnight isn’t easy. Eating out is especially hard because you never really know if your food is safe until it’s too late, and with celiac, even tiny cross-contamination can cause damage. (Asher doesn’t always show obvious symptoms, which makes it even trickier.) Chick-fil-A was actually our first “eat out” meal after going gluten-free. We’ve missed so many foods, so having a place we can trust means a lot. Fries are Asher’s favorite, and finding safe, tasty options with some real nutrition behind them is always a challenge. I especially want to shout out the manager, Darren who personally caught a mistake in our drive-thru order. We had asked for grilled nuggets, but breaded ones were about to be made instead. He literally came outside to double check with us. That moment mattered more than he probably realized. If Asher had been given the breaded nuggets, it wouldn’t have just ruined a meal, it would’ve set back his gut healing and honestly felt like a relapse for someone fighting an “addiction” (no shade at all to addicts, but that’s how it feels when gluten sneaks back in). Because of that attention and care, Asher got his meal safely, and we got to keep moving forward. He’s handled this transition so bravely, and having places like this Chick-fil-A makes the hard days lighter. Thank you for treating our family like more than just another car in line. 💛🐔

I love chick fil a, when the one closest to my house was temporarily closed i went here instead and although the wait was longer because of the surplus of customers, we were treated with enthusiasm. Great gluten free menu as well.