Boston Market - Virginia Beach

I ordered engraving on the side or my rice or my ascent I thought they had forgotten when I picked up my order, but the guy on the window said I had it on your wrist, thank you man on the window on Virginia Beach boulevard. We need more workers like you to remember the pick-up orders of people who are special. Thanks again to the guy in Virginia Beach boulevard beach boulevard's Boston market

50. I should have thrown the window on RT64. It would have been better. Never! If there was a ZERO STAR IDE GIVE IT A -100. I don't want us to.

Chicken dark meat very dry, sides burned, dry and salty. The tiny portions, even if they charge you extra for the sweet potato casserole and framed spinach. That was the worse Boston market I've ever had. I won't return.

Just now that the drive-dru line was secured. When we came in, a woman who worked there was hit on our arrival and told the man she worked with, that she went back on the car, so she didn't have to help us. Then the guy just walked around in circles while another guy had the food from a very dirty and sad looking buffet with food that had only 3 pages available. No one said hi, no one asked for our order, just ignored us and complained how busy they were. The manager came out and told the workers that they needed no help and went back to the back. Just like half the lights were, and the place looks like he's going out of business. I wasn't here in a few years, but that's NOT what I remember. Probably not ever go back, not if we found the rotisserie chickens place above the road as a result of it. It's on site anyway!

The cornbread is getting worse. I received 3 pieces. 3 different sizes. 1 soggy on the bottom. All 3 undercooked. I don't get what's so hard about a decent size of cornbread that is properly cooked. Boston Market once had the best cornbread. They couldn't keep it in stock. Now, the free one isn't worth your time. I've been a customer for over 20 years. I've seen the menu changes over the years. What I really looked forward to was the cornbread. Now, that's just a distant memory. Now, I'm having to put it in my own oven in hopes of salvaging it for my 70 year old Mother. She's not happy at all! Stop skimping on products to save a few pennies.