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Swing by your local Popeyes at Garden State Parkway Mile Post 124 and treat yourself to our awesome New Orleans-style menu. We’ve got wings in 6 delicious flavors, crispy fried chicken, perfectly seasoned chicken tenders, and our famous chicken sandwich that you’re going to love. And don’t forget about the newest addition to our lineup: Boneless Wings! Whether you need a quick lunch, a filling dinner, or a family meal, we’ve got you covered. Use our convenient drive-thru, order ahead online or on the Popeyes app for easy pickup, or get your meal delivered right to your door. We even offer catering at select locations!
Louisiana-inspired fast-food chain known for its crispy fried chicken, chicken sandwiches & fries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Mile Post, Garden State Pkwy #124, South Amboy, NJ 08879
Phone: (908) 677-5961
Website: https://www.popeyes.com/store-locator/store/restaurant_884536
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Order: Order online
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Reviews
Wylie Tharp
Look. I’m gonna be honest, I’ve read the reviews of this location, I understand all these criticisms. No restaurant is perfect. I pray every day that that one guy never has to see mayo again in his life.
However, my experience here was much different. My life has been in a downward spiral for the past 10 years. I’ve lost three jobs, on and off drinking problems, my weight has been impossible to keep under control, from being 200 pounds overweight to 70 pounds underweight. To top it all off, my wife and I haven’t had a civil conversation with each other in 8 month. The one thing that was keeping me sane was the duty I felt to provide for my son, financially and emotionally. Every penny I earned went to feeding and clothing him and every ounce of energy I had went to nuturing his development.
Every week, once a week, my wife would say she was going to this popeyes location. After a few months of arguing, I got suspicious and tailed her. She went the opposite direction, to my best friends house. She has been telling me since before my son was born that she doesn’t like him being around. I immediately knew what was happening. Everything that should have been clear to me before instantly clicked into place. I always thought my son didn’t look quite like me, which I thought was genetic because I look nothing like MY dad. (I look like my childhood mailman lowkey)
I a misguided attempt to make my wife jealous, I began to tell my wife I’ve been “going to popeyes” recently. But to tell you the truth gooble, I haven’t met a single woman that will sleep with me. So today, I decided I might as well actually go to popeyes. I got on the turnpike and followed the directions to a T. Took me 45 minutes to get there. When I arrived, there was no popeyes. I circled the block. No popeyes. I was furious. I nearly drove my car off the road because I couldn’t stop shaking with rage. I pulled over and had a full blown breakdown. Then I realized how insane that was. I was having a breakdown incited by a chicken restaurant? Then I realized how insane all of it was. That spiral started because I stopped caring about her, about work, about myself. I get it now. She needed someone to be there for her. And it wasnt me anymore. I gave up, on everyone but my son cuz I felt obligated to him, I thought he was mine. But you know what, he is the most meaningful thing in my life, and not only is my wife a wonderful mother but she was a wonderful parter for years into me being nothing but a drain of energy. I rushed home to them and I told my wife I knew everything and that I didn’t care, I loved her and I was sorry I had been absent from her. I finally understood what it felt like to have someone you depended on being there disappear out of nowhere. Where had popeyes gone? Where had I gone? That day saved my marriage and I believe it saved my life. Thank you popeyes.
… moreHowever, my experience here was much different. My life has been in a downward spiral for the past 10 years. I’ve lost three jobs, on and off drinking problems, my weight has been impossible to keep under control, from being 200 pounds overweight to 70 pounds underweight. To top it all off, my wife and I haven’t had a civil conversation with each other in 8 month. The one thing that was keeping me sane was the duty I felt to provide for my son, financially and emotionally. Every penny I earned went to feeding and clothing him and every ounce of energy I had went to nuturing his development.
Every week, once a week, my wife would say she was going to this popeyes location. After a few months of arguing, I got suspicious and tailed her. She went the opposite direction, to my best friends house. She has been telling me since before my son was born that she doesn’t like him being around. I immediately knew what was happening. Everything that should have been clear to me before instantly clicked into place. I always thought my son didn’t look quite like me, which I thought was genetic because I look nothing like MY dad. (I look like my childhood mailman lowkey)
I a misguided attempt to make my wife jealous, I began to tell my wife I’ve been “going to popeyes” recently. But to tell you the truth gooble, I haven’t met a single woman that will sleep with me. So today, I decided I might as well actually go to popeyes. I got on the turnpike and followed the directions to a T. Took me 45 minutes to get there. When I arrived, there was no popeyes. I circled the block. No popeyes. I was furious. I nearly drove my car off the road because I couldn’t stop shaking with rage. I pulled over and had a full blown breakdown. Then I realized how insane that was. I was having a breakdown incited by a chicken restaurant? Then I realized how insane all of it was. That spiral started because I stopped caring about her, about work, about myself. I get it now. She needed someone to be there for her. And it wasnt me anymore. I gave up, on everyone but my son cuz I felt obligated to him, I thought he was mine. But you know what, he is the most meaningful thing in my life, and not only is my wife a wonderful mother but she was a wonderful parter for years into me being nothing but a drain of energy. I rushed home to them and I told my wife I knew everything and that I didn’t care, I loved her and I was sorry I had been absent from her. I finally understood what it felt like to have someone you depended on being there disappear out of nowhere. Where had popeyes gone? Where had I gone? That day saved my marriage and I believe it saved my life. Thank you popeyes.
Éamonn Hammond
When I ask for no mayo I expect no mayo. This is four times in a row they have put mayo on my sandwich and I’m so over it. It’s easy to stop here on my way home but now I am officially done. They must employ only deaf people because I’ve never gotten a correct order. It’s literally one less step you have to do I’m making your job easier. What if someone has an allergy and they trust you to listen and don’t check the sandwich before taking a bite???
… morejay 380
This have to be one of the worst Popeyes locations I’ve ever been to they never have anything they always out of something every single time and 9-10 times they get your order wrong they need to do better seriously
… morerandy romance
this place is disgusting. You gotta be crazy to eat here. Chicken sits out forever, just saw the manager behind the line eating chicken wings with gloves on the employees barely speak. It’s got two stars for a reason. Is there no district manager here?
… moreJ Morin
This place closes early – they have food and they didn’t want to serve the customers at 8:30pm, they clean up the kitchen early so call. All restaurants around them were actively serving food.
… moreAndrew Akers
An elderly man fell down the stairs and hit his head on concrete. We went to get ice for it while we waited on the ambulance. The cashier here would not give us ice unless we bought something. We even brought our own bag from our car. Truly heartless.
This was at 12:15 pm on August 29, 2024.
… moreThis was at 12:15 pm on August 29, 2024.
Glen Christensen
Not many people there when I was. First time , really liked the chicken . Drive up was busy but they still took care of us first.
… moreDani Fasano
Cooks aren’t paying attention, cashier doesn’t listen. Combos don’t come with drinks at this location. Asked what sauces we would like and didn’t even give them too us.
… moreJames Werner
I’m sorry. Where is this located? The map has it on the parkway, but the directions take you to Route 9. . .and it’s in neither place.
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