Sporting Goods in Anderson, TX

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  1. Co Rd 447, Anderson TX 77830

    5 Superb 2 reviews

    “We were on a road trip from Lubbock to Houston (pre-COVID) and were desperately looking for a good place to eat after 11 hours on the road. Was a bit unsure about stopping because there were a lot of negative reviews for this Chick-Fil-A on Yelp. Since I don’t do Yelp reviews, I decided I needed to set things straight here. Please rest assured, it is the standard high quality Chick-Fil-A you might go to anywhere. Son and husband were happy to see that they have the spicy chicken sandwich and I ordered the Southwest Salad with Avocado Lime dressing and a large Frosted Lemonade that I’ve been wanting to try. Both of mine were perfect. Basically a frosted lemonade is half a cup of normal lemonade blended with soft-serve ice-cream. Everyone tasted it and liked it. We did have a small error on one of our orders - but it was late when we arrived (maybe 30 minutes before closing) and we had a trainee. My son ordered a spicy sandwich meal - which came out fine. However my husband ordered just the spicy sandwich - but got a regular non-spicy sandwich plus fries. No worries, they still ate everything. Glad we decided to stop.”

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