Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen - Salina

Very disappointed! I live outside of town and on a schedule when running errands. We were close to Popeyes at 11am and since my wife and I hadn't had breakfast we decided to do brunch here. The Lobby being closed because of the lack of employees. We went to the drive thru. After waiting for about 5 minutes a lady came from inside to our car and let us know that they did not have any food ready at this time. Ummm, don't posted times mean anything anymore?Well, Needless to say we left and went elsewhere. Won't be back here for awhile. I'm concerned that with the terrible management at this restaurant the business won't last much longer. In this case I hope I'm wrong. Miss my Popeyes chicken.

Just slightly better than the one at the truck stop. Nobody cares about anything anymore.

They did not inform me that it was going to be a bit of a wait at the window in the drive thru. Left us sitting there for several minutes while my son and I joked, this ish better be good for this Damn wait . But when I took my first bite of my chicken sandwich I realized it was because it was FRESH. So any animosity I had left my body as I enjoyed the heck out of that sandwich. My son had a 3 piece that was just as fresh. They were out of gravy for his mashed potatoes, but there were no complaints about any of our food. Great job! Would definitely go again.

This place is definitely still open for business. But heaven forbid you get off work at 8:30 and drive to their establishment for supper. They say they close at 10, but they let us sit at the board for a good 20 minutes then proceeded to tell us they could close because they didn’t have business. Then when they finally took our order they kept telling us they were out of everything. We asked for strawberry Fanta was told that itDidn’t work. My husband said it’s right there, the kid then proceed to say we already tore it down and I’m not cleaning it again, called management about it, Jennifer didn’t care or offer to make it right

Waited at the speaker box for 10 minutes before a cop came and told us and the five cars behind us that no one was in the store, lights were out, doors were locked, and there was no sign or anything to tell people. On a Friday at lunchtime.