3 /5 Kree McNeese: This is a place that serves old people food. It cost me $17 for a tea, two chicken tenders, a cornbread muffin, fries and potato wedges. The buffalo chicken tenders was listed at $12.50 on the menu. There were two tenders, each a nice size. They were tender and moist and filling. The buffalo sauce tasted more like Franks red hot sauce than a buffalo sauce. The fries, wedges and muffin were so bland; I dont even think the fries had any salt on them. They were incredibly fresh and steaming when we got to the car but they were certainly not seasoned at all. Even the cornbread muffin had no flavor but dry, if dry was a flavor. The sweet tea was fine. It wasnt super sweet but it wasnt weak either, and they gave us a decent sized cup. Between the husband and myself the tea was the best thing we got.
Very little of what we saw on the menu was less than $10. We ordered one buffalo chicken tender plate and a sweet tea to-go.
The waitress seemed unhappy or bored. Maybe she just has RBF and I misunderstood the situation. She wasnt rude just kinda had a vibe that said she didnt like how we looked. The husband and I have tried coming in multiple times, but always seem to stop by when the place is closed. When we got there it was empty.
We did not have to wait a really long time for the food. It all looked and tasted fresh. The decor and general vibe of the place is Grandma and Grandpa eat here cause the food is easy on the dentures and their bellies.





