Bojangles - Expanding Near You?
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- The southern fast food chain known for its chicken and biscuits is attempting to expand into many new markets throughout the country. This video takes a look at the concept and identifies five main reasons why the expansion efforts may be successful.
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"Breakfast should never end" is a statement that can make you successful anywhere
I came here to break & fast... And I'm all outta fast
McDonald’s really hurt itself from taking away their all day breakfast
The company flopped in Florida... the one that used to be near my house closed recently.
As someone who lived in SC/NC all my life, Bojangles is hands down one of my favorite places to eat. Their breakfast has always been great with their cajun fillet and bo berry biscuits being excellent.
Doesn’t even compare with cook out
@@sk8girldecks11 I hope you mean Bojangles is better than Cook Out...
@@MattTheGymRat absolutely not lmao
Yeah, Bojangles is overrated and overpriced. Only old people eat there😂😂
@@sk8girldecks11 Two entirely different processes. Apples to Oranges.
Its Bo Time!
Make sure you try a "Bo-berry biscuit" you won't regret it
You damn right that shit good
The “Breakfast side of the road” is the most American concept I’ve ever heard of
I used to live in NC. Everyone who would come from a state where they didn't have Bojangles would try it and say, "THIS IS SO GOOD! WE NEED THIS WHERE I'M FROM!"
As someone who only spent a year in NC, this is very correct!
And don't get me started on that Cheerwine!
as an ohioan i can confirm
Me and my dad live in NC, but much of his family lives in Iowa. Whenever they come to visit, we HAVE to go to Bojangles at some point. It’s an absolute requirement. We don’t suggest it. They do. Every time.
Same, 100%!! Bojangles and Cookout are what I miss more than any other NC foods.
I live in SC and yeah, Bojangles is quite the staple around these parts. Their biscuits are always on point.
I first ate there when my father was stationed at Ft Jackson they have good food i moved to Tennessee since then I remember when everyone around here was talking about them expanding into Tennessee
I live in Georgia, it's everywhere down here
I lived in north Augusta for a bit and honestly I don’t see the hype the breading is too thick and it’s honestly a bit too spicy, biscuits are dry or too sugary when it’s the desert kind, sides are mid, Zaxby’s all day if I had to pick one of the two southern chains but raising cains is the bomb
I'm from Southern California, haven't had the opportunity to try it. My gf's family lives in Murfreesboro, TN, and they have one not too far from their house. We've visited them last Thanksgiving, but there are so many other places for us to try there and in Nashville. Hopefully we'll be able to try it on our next trip.
I absolutely love their famous fried chicken
That breakfast side of the road thing is really fascinating. I'm thinking of all the Bojangles near me and they are all on that side of the road
yeah it blew my mind hearing that. i thought about where all the locations were where i used to live and sure enough, they're all on that side of the road as well. very clever idea.
Bojangles has the best honey mustard sauce on earth. So good my friend came to visit from CT and liked it so much, he took a bunch of it back home.
SC native here. You can never go wrong with a Steak Biscuit w/Egg, Bo Rounds & Sweet Tea. Works for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!
Sounds like a heart attack with branding attached to it … eat up
sounds amazing, i wish we had them in california
STOP!!! I'm getting hungry reading your comment. 😂
I hope you have a good cardiologist
Steak, egg and tomato is my go-to, and gotta have the bo rounds with a pack of Texas Pete!
As a carolinian I adore Bojangles. Have you done a video on cookout yet?
Cookout is the best thing to come out of North Carolina since Michael Jordan.
Cookout is definitely expanding like crazy. They’ve built like 6 locations in my county in the last 10 years.
Yes he needs to do a video on them!
Cookout - best cheap burgers
*(Goes to the Company Man Idea Board page to vote for this.)*
I live in NC, and Bojangles is a cultural thing here. They have my favorite bone-in chicken and I love their fries too. Usually very well seasoned. Sometimes the quality can fluctuate depending on the location. The one close to me is really good, but I've had a few times at other locations where it felt like a different restaurant due to lower quality.
Yeah, I was wondering how far down in the comments I'd have to go to find this. My wife's opinion of them has kind of been tainted by some of the bad ones around here. One of them was so bad that they were literally only serving one thing when I came in at peak lunch rush (wish I could remember what it was). Too much "freedom" in regards to quality control from one franchisee to another or something.
I agree the quality control could use an increase in terms of fries seasoning and I think the tea recently has been over brewed, I brew my own tea at home so they should reduce the temp about 15 degrees, and lowers the brew time to about 6 minutes of possible.
NC resident here, and Bojangles it’s 100% part of our lifestyle. I’ve known many people who have moved out of the south and have throughly MISSED and craved Bojangles but couldn’t have it because it wasn’t where they moved to!
Well, if you eat too much Bojangles, you’ll definitely “expand” all right!
😂😂
If everyone stopped making these kinds of jokes, we’d live in a better world.
Like all other food?
It’s not as bad as other places. I worked there. Impressed with how much was made in store, not brought it frozen
6:30 You're darn right it's Legendary. Four pounds of sugar to five gallons of tea.
McDonald's uses 5 pounds of sugar to 5 gallons of tea.
That hits me right in the diabetes.
Ratz, I like my tea without sugar.
@@CTSFanSam I'm with you on that. I guess it depends on how you got into tea drinking. If you're from the South, it's probably sweet tea that did it. If you're British, it's somehow a good idea to pour milk into tea (bloody dreadful, I say.) And if your tea-drinking experiences started in Asian restaurants (or you are yourself East Asian), that's something else entirely.
I like my tea green, in the Japanese style. Not so much in love with Southern diabetes tea.
That’s Country!
As Carolina boy from Summerville SC who lives in CLT NC for the past decade, I highly endorse the video and Bojangles. You’ll love the food, and the company knows who they are and are true to their roots but are able to adapt to keep growing.
I live in Greenville, NC and love their food, sent this vid to both of my parents since we eat from there often enough to have shortened them to BOJ
Charlotte/NC natives watching this video with pride! 😁
I’m from Columbia SC and I couldn’t agree more! Also, I’d love to see Groucho’s getting some attention too!
My family is from Hickory NC, and I was born in SC.
Nothing finer than that Cajun filet combo, with seasoned fries and a side of Bo’ Berry biscuits!
It’s Bo’ Time!
🤙🤤
I spent some time in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia a few years back, and two places landed on my "I wish I had these in Seattle!" list when I went back home.
One was Bojangles.
The other was Cookout.
I gotta get back that way sometime.
we love these places, all over VA! it would be fun to see a Company Man vid about Cookout too.
Mercury Blvd (US258) … yum … memories of going to Williamsburg.
That exit of off I-64 has Bojangles, Cook Out, Raising Cane’s (daughter likes it, I think it’s alright but chicken fingers aren’t high on my list and that’s all they got, but they are good), Hooters (wife and I love those wings), Waffle House, Sonic, Zaxby’s, Krispy Kreme. There also used to be a Steak N Shake (near the Zaxby’s as I recall). The only thing local to me is Hooters and WaWa (and that isn’t a convenience store that I put at the top of my list when I want a quick bite.. Sheetz would be but they aren’t near me nor near Hampton Roads)
As much as I love Bojangles, I think Cookout has them beat! Just wish Cookout offered breakfast!
@@RomanticPhantom0 No joke, y'all got great food. Michelin doesn't give stars for regular-people food, but "exceptional cooking that is worth a special journey" (Michelin's description of its 3-star restaurants, the best in the world) is as good a description as any for Southern US working-class chow.
You might get them one day soon up there.
As a carolinian, bojangles has been a staple my whole life. Its pretty good imo, definitely my go to for fried chicken and probably the best fast food biscuit you can get. I end up there at least once a week for either breakfast or lunch
Bojangles has been a chicken place my mom and i always liked ever since i was 6 years old. The spice was always a favorite of both of ours. But over the decades we went less and less. Not because we grew tired of it, but because other places cropped up over time. Chick-fil-a, Pop-eyes, Raising Canes etc. etc. And we only thought about Bojangles whenever we would drive by one of their locations which only ever looked disused and slow. But to my surprise i saw an ad only recently on tv at a hospital i was visiting (my grandmother was staying there for recovery) for Bojangles of all things! And then 4 days ago i saw you uploaded a video! So i'm glad that you covered them and that they're going strong!
Your videos are always a wonderful source of entertainment and nostalgia for me, my friend, and my family too. :> Keep up the great work!
YES! I've been waiting for a Bojangles video from you.
I love to eat at Bojangles, but within the past few years in my area, we lost all of the restaurants except for one, so I don't get to eat there very often. I hope the expansion works out for them, and that I'll have more access to their food in the future
I absolutely love Bojangles when visiting locations in North and South Carolina...
but recently they've started doing these new "concept" restaurants that remove most of the menu items they're famous for
We've received a few of these in the Orlando area and I wish they'd just go back to the old concept
Just about everyone I know that has moved away from Eastern NC to an area that doesn't have Bojangles says that's one of the things they miss about here the most!
Bojangles is definitely one of my go to spots for breakfast!
I remember I was 9 or 10 years old, and I was picking up chicken and biscuits from Bojangles for lunch for the first time with my family in Georgia while on a long long road trip from New York to Orlando, Florida, 11 years ago, and we've gone there a few times since then. That food was surprisingly good!
I worked at a BOJ in high school. For a fast food joint, everything is very fresh. Never frozen chicken, breaded by hand, always making biscuits, your sausage and eggs are fried when you order. Honestly its really good.
I lived in South Carolina for four years and ate here so often. Egg and cheese biscuits or the chicken egg and cheese biscuits with seasoned fries were so damn good. I moved away and still think about them all the time. I really hope they expand to every state.
I'm from SC. Always loved Bojangles and was surprised when I learned they aren't most anywhere else outside the south
I actually remember driving by a Honduran Bojangles when I was a kiddo on vacation!!!
Live in GA on the SC border. Been eating at Bojangles since the early 80's. Always great food.
pa resident here, just recently had the 2nd northernmost bojangles in the united states open near me a few years ago. they're always super busy.
Is it in Quakertown?
@@kjb3221 yes it is
I’ve only eaten Bojangles once and I got to say it was one of or the best fast food fried chicken I’ve tasted.
I'm from Ohio. In 2011 after coming back from Myrtle Beach, my buddy made it a point to stop at Bojangles in the South to get some of their sweet tea. Now they're expanding into Ohio.
Used to eat Bojangles in college. It has been 20 years since I've had it. Two months ago one opened up in my area. Have been going there at least once every other week. Love this place, you will love their seasoned rice and biscuits.
I had Bojangles near Tennessee or Kentucky and it was awesome!
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I’m from Minnesota
I'm burned out on Bojangles, I'm from the South and been eating it for decades, but it is pretty good. The chciken is on par with Popeyes and WAY better than KFC
the only thing i can always eat from Bojangles is that blueberry biscuit.
I think KFC's gone down hill. At least the one near me really has.
Coleslaw's still good at least.
Hell yeah...
i personally think its popeyes, bojangles, kfc distantly behind both
I heard about Bojangles from a friend who loves them, but I really dig how you went into where the name originated. I was born, and raised, in Houston, TX and my old man was huge into the outlaw country/cosmic cowboy movement with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Kris Kristofferson along with Texas folk country stars such as Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Steven Fromholz, and Rusty Wier plus Jerry Jeff Walker. Walker came from New York state and landed in Florida moved to Louisiana, where he wrote the song, and then set up shop in Austin with his Lost Gonzo Band and recorded, mostly live, his brilliant 1973 album Viva Terlingua that helped highlight Guy Clark's songs and Gary P. Nunn. So, you did this old Texan's heart some good by doing the research on the name and the connection to that song and to the late Bill Robinson. Keep up the good stuff.
I was happy we got one in Central Florida. Was disappointed when I visited and it is a tenders-only location. No full/bone-in chicken.
As a person who has cousins in North Carolina, Bojangles is kinda everywhere for me
I live in NC and Bojangles is a classic, I love everything they make, it’s the best chicken out there
Your so right about Bojangles is a classic in NC! Also Smithfield BBQ is also amazing chicken too :)
I grew up in South Carolina and ate at Bojangle’s often. My favorite was Dirty Rice. I moved to the west coast in’86 and haven’t had any Bojangle’s since then.
I live in VA and lots of folks here love Bojangles.
Funny story: years ago I had a phone interview for a job in TX. At the end one of the interviewers wanted to ask one more question. I said ok. He then asks, in all seriousness, if I had Bojangles in my neck of the woods 😅.
It was so unexpected and funny. I told him yes and that I went there occasionally.
He explained that he used to live in NC and he missed it (made sense).
I’ll never forget that. I don’t blame him. I’d miss it too. Popeyes and Bojangles are the top two fried chicken places in VA as far as chains are concerned.
SN, didn’t get the gig, but a good interview and all good.
Apart from Bojangles, the only fast food place that I can think of that serves all day breakfast is Jack in the Box (which is mainly located in the West). McDonalds used to do that from 2014-2019 but has since gone back to serving breakfast from 6-10:30 since 2020.
Thankfully, the Charlotte, NC area has both. Specifically, if you look at Dallas, NC, you have a Bojangles and Jack in the Box less than half a mile from each other.
Yeah, I’m in NC. There’s a Bojangles just down the street
But I learned a lot in this vid. Especially about their biscuit making steps
yeah I have a few bojangles down the street from me in both the aways direction(one towards a movie theater, the other towards a bank and target)
1. The Bojangles near me in the DC area just closed.
2. Their food tastes like a TV dinner- except the biscuits.
3. Sammy Davis Jr. sang the best rendition of Mr. Bojangles, ask any music person.
I travel a lot, and this is one of my favorite places to stop. If I see a sign for it, and am in need of food... Yep, that's where I go.
Hell yea it is 😅...Shout out from the land of Bojangles NC 💪🏾
I REALLY hope BoJangles comes to our town, or somewhere nearby. We Midwesterners LOVE Southern food, especially fried chicken😋.
Well, yeah, your ancestors moved up there way back in the day.
We used to have Bojangles. Just got Churchs back after being gone 25 years.
I love Bojangle's! We got one in Northern Va and was so happy. I fell in love with them after having the chicken sandwich for breakfast while the wife and I were in NC getting our marriage license. So glad to see you did a positive video on them!
I was introduced to Bojangles when I was stationed at Camp Lejeune. I was hooked on their Boberry biscuits. I'm so glad we have bojangles in Texas now.
That place was trash.
Thank you for your diservice
@@mmtravel9726 Diservice? Is that servicing 2 people at the same time?
Semper Fi Devil Dog.
@@timf2279 rah
Before watching this video I had the understanding that Bojangles was a grocery store similar to Albertsons. However, I’m also from Washington and only knew about them because they sponsored the Southern 500 for NASCAR
Down here where I'm from we used to have a pretty popular bar/pub called Bojangle's that had live music. It had already been around for decades, so when we got our first Bojangles restaurant many locals here were confused thinking the bar had branched out or something lol.
Speaking of Albertsons, I'm really hoping that they do not get bought by Kroger or else it's going to go straight to shit
@@KaitouKaiju why’s that?
@@KaitouKaijuoh no that means Acme (their northern grocery store) will change too 😭
Just had Bojangles in PA a couple of days ago. The food was really good 👍
Grew up in the NE of the US. Never heard of them. Lived in Honduras for a few years. Loved it!
As long as Bojangles doesn't lose that Southern style and flavor, I'll be glad to welcome a franchise to my town! If I could, I'd advise them to start with neighboring states and expand in widening circles. People seem likely to share tastes and to adopt new tastes from friends and neighbors.
They will. Expansion locations will only get strips, no bone-in chicken, no mashed potatoes, and no all-day breakfast. Derivative crap.
Id never heard of them until a few months ago when i saw that 1 opened in kansas city. Hadn't planned on trying. I will now after watching
Try the supreme with honey mustard. 5 piece supreme dinner with fries is also a good choice.
@@elivasquez5976 🙂👅
Where the fuck is this in KC? I'm the one who requested this video from SC live in KC now and I need it 😂😂
@@spoonsz Google?
@@bassage13 yes and Google says there isn't one in KC actually seems like there isn't one in KS or MO seems like you need the Google 😂
bojangles has and always will be a quintessential north carolina classic; my dad was even a biscuit maker nearly 25 years ago
I’ve been a customer of Bojangles since I was a little kid. Hands down, my favorite fast food restaurant. Sometimes the wait time from order to serving is a little lengthy, but I don’t care. It’s the one “fast” food place I will wait 10+ minutes for. Their chicken is that good.
I learned about Bojangles from Good Mythical Morning since Rhett and Link say it's their favorite fried chicken restaurant. I'm so glad that I've been able to eat there.
Heck yeah Bojangles Goated.
Their chicken so good.
Never been there before. If one opened in my location or near by I would totally love to check them out! Love Southern themed food and especially Chicken and biscuits!🤤
As someone who travels from Missouri to Texas an Loves truck stop outside of Hope AR had it's Arby's converted to Bojangles. I had heard of it when I was a kid and was excited to get some.
It's good chicken nothing to complain about.
If you have folks that complain about KFC or Popeyes this is a good middle point.
So if ya travel south take a look at the loves truck stops if ya want some. Because I think Loves is shaking Arby's for something that makes money.
Because T/A truck stops have Popeyes and are doing well its a natural idea to get competitive there in the chicken market.
Literally the best place to eat
Tbh
Nah, man, as a native son of North Carolina, I was practically raised on their chicken biscuits.
Same here man especially those supreme boxes
It is the most mid restaurant I've ever been to
(I'm from Texas)
I lived in NC from late 1989 to 2005; Bojangles' dominance was frankly astonishing. Prior to that I'd lived in Massachusetts, and fried chicken was something you got in a bucket from KFC or you got from some local place (usually also in a bucket). Dad had been down there for six weeks doing his new gig and getting the search for housing started, and when we flew down to be part of the house hunt, the first place he took us to was Bojangles, and he said "so the first thing you have to know about the South is that even the local fast food is amazing."
And...he was right. The chicken was amazing; it was hot, plentiful, inexpensive, the sides (like the dirty rice) were amazing, the biscuits were amazing. It was a radical pivot in my mental landscape; suddenly Bojangles was the point of comparison I'd use to rate other chicken.
When I moved in 2005, I remember thinking that KFC where I live now was...meh. Not bad, necessarily, but uninspired compared to what I was used to.
And if they ever expand into Indiana I'll HAPPILY hit them up on a regular basis.
My mom is from NC. When we'd visit, we'd buy dozens of sausage and chicken filet biscuits that we'd freeze and take home to Arizona. It was always a treat to go there. They're easily one of my favorite fast food places of all time. Excited to see them expand more even if I can handle eating that kind of food anymore... 😅
Sammy Davis JR made me aware of the Mr. Bojangles song
Ngl ain’t nothing better then getting off nightshift and getting me a chicken biscuit or supreme box from Bojangles absolutely delicious
Bojangles is a restaurant i slept on most of my life but here recently i can't get enough of it. The bo rounds with their ranch and a chicken sandwich can't be matched. They just recently started serving Cheerwine and now I'm hooked
Their breakfast sandwiches are what I mainly go there for, and they are a bit more expensive than the larger chains (McDonald’s, Chick Fil-A)
…but so worth it. Steak biscuits are unmatched anywhere, and the Cajun fillets practically require two separate biscuits due to the volume of the chicken. Great stuff.
Company man video = Great lunch break video
I am watching this on my lunch break 😂
I like to eat apple
Thank you for your input, Alexander Hamilton
i like to eat bojangles
You better
Everyone knows cooking wasn't invented until 1926.
@@sarysa EVERYONE?!
I’d be so glad if they expanded more, we had this one Bojangles in Orlando that was absolutely amazing. It’s the only chicken fast food I enjoy and I’ve wanted it back ever since it closed. I never forgot about you Bojangles!
I'm from Michigan and fiance is from the border of the two Carolinas. I always wanted to try Bojangles and instantly became hooked! It's a must whenever I'm down there...oh I hope they come here!
can never go wrong with a cajun biscut from bowjangles funny this video just poped up while i just order some bowjangles
Some who..?😂😂😂
Need a video on CAVA!
Happy Birthday Company Man!
There is one in a Love's near me in Louisiana, and we love going there in the morning when we start a road trip for breakfast.
Best biscuits in the business
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When I was in the US Army, I was stationed for an Army school at Fort Jackson, South Carolina (Columbia). This was my introduction to Bojangles, in Columbia. I got to admit, it’s my favorite amongst the major chicken fast food franchises. I just wish it was out here in Nevada as well as the West Coast & Northwest. 😃🇺🇸👍🏾🔥
Oh, I think i forgot to leave a comment here when this went up!
Former North Carolinian here, and Bojangles is probably what I miss most, and this video really gives me hope that they come to Canada -- Toronto, specifically. To me, it's basically a Popeyes-styled menu, but MUCH better. And I like Popeyes! (But I LOVE Bojangles!)
The seasoning they use on their fries is SO good, too, I even buy it when I can to use at home. And their biscuits are just the best. Light and fluffy, with a crispy exterior -- just like a good biscuit should be. I especially love their biscuit sandwiches, the country ham in particular, and the Bo-Berry Biscuits, too.
There used to be a location in the Union Station in Washington, D.C. that I would go to when we went there for Otakon, but it tragically closed during the pandemic. So unless they do expand there again -- or to where I'm at -- I don't know what I'm going to do! 😿
You should do a video on El Pollo Loco. It's an interesting story of a great food place that was unfortunately eventually acquired by a private equity company. Everything is owned by a private equity company these days.
the food is still good at least. here in socal they’re super common
5:36 This is incorrect. I'm not sure what change you're referring to when you say they started a boneless chicken menu in 2021. But I worked at a Bojangles from 2009 to 2011 and they definitely had boneless chicken then. In fact, the pictured meal at 5:36 is called a "4 piece supreme dinner" and, speaking as a cashier, it was far and away the most popular item on the menu at the Bojangles I worked at (at lunchtime/dinner time anyway). I myself ate it pretty much every workday, and occasionally for years both before and after working there.
I'm pretty sure I started ordering those in the late 90s. And they had Buffalo bites, which I used to get before surpremes became a thing. I don't think they have them anymore.
I am glad Bojangles was around my way in my early years in TN. It closed and been gone for about 20yrs here so now that it's returned (2yrs ago), it's not "new" to me but surely was missed. CZcams must've been stalking my moves cause I LITERALLY just stopped there yesterday and today this popped up as a suggestion. LOL.
My big westside suburb of Indianapolis is endless chain joints. The only chicken one getting much traffic is Chick-fil-A. Yesterday I passed KFC and Popeyes during lunch rush and saw no cars - not even employees. Raising Cane's wasn't busy and nobody in drive thru. I haven't paid attention to Chester's. We have various wing joints but none of them have a rating of 4 in any system. Most are mid 3s. If I want real bone in fried chicken, wings or strips I make them myself from scratch or I'll throw grocery store frozen breaded chicken strips in the air or deep fat fryer.
Those Cajun chicken biscuits SLAP
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There's a Bo's in Reading pa. Been there all my life.
More reason I need to move to Pa
@@crouchb15 PA is nice. I miss it, truth be told. But don't go to Philly, York, Reading, or Red Lion.
They are all towns on the downswing.
@@taxman3749 red lion's ok to drive through, don't really go to downtown york. I'm a Lancaster person
@@crouchb15 living in Texas now... Damn I miss the smorgasburg.
I live in Virginia and I love Bojangles!! They have the best breakfast. It’s nothing like a hot n’ fresh steak biscuit and a cup of coffee in the morning!
I grow up with NC and Bojangles was my favorite place to eat. Now I live in California and I miss it everyday
"Jigga Jigga call that girl Bojangles" - Pitbull, 2006
Can't wait to see the Company Man's 2025 video about Bojangles filing for bankruptcy.
Or how it takes just one person to run a location. To keep an eye on the robots that do all the work.
I actually dont think I've heard of Bojangles until this video. Super interesting topic, yhank you for covering this!
VA here, so happy to see you cover Bojangles! I may be going crazy, but. I don’t think their fried chicken is as spicy as it used to be.
Where I'm from Bojangles is slang for breasts, so I always assumed it was a joke about it being chicken breasts.
Glad we're getting a few of them here in the Las Vegas Valley this year. Heard good things about them
Blue Diamond?
@@sonicxhunters8344 yup
Blue Diamond and Rainbow in the Southwest is the first location here. Not too far from my house too👍🏿
@@JK_Rosser_LV drove by the other day and saw the sign, I couldn’t believe it lol.. now I’m just wait for a real whattaburger that isn’t on the strip!
This is surreal, this is my company man moment. Wow, North Carolina moment.
I moved to Florida from Maryland and I miss Bojangles
Bojangles is better than every other chicken fast food. I don't consider chicfila or zaxbys a chicken restaurant bc they don't sell chicken quarters
Nah
Bojangles is a carolina institution. If any of y'all have one opening near you, pay it a visit and get yourself a chicken biscuit with bo rounds and a sweet ice tea, you won't be disappointed.
*it's iced tea, not ice tea.
Bojangles rocks. The Bo Berry biscuits they serve are life changing.
I seriously just had Bojangles for the first time in my life within the hour this video was posted. I went to the one in Normal Illinois on my way home from Chicago.