Hartz Chicken Buffet

We stopped by to try the buffet. At 2pm, most of the dishes were fresh. The older food had fresher pans already being made. There wasn't a long line to go in but a few cars in the drive thru. A tv to watch and self serve soft drinks. The fried chicken tasted like churches chicken, the oven roasted chicken was lightly seasoned but good, veggies on the line were good, and the desserts were ok. The only thing I added salt & pepper to was my mash potatoes but there is white & brown gravy for it also. All of the chicken was tender and warm. My wife enjoyed the liver, gizzards, and the beans were good. The employees were friendly and talkative. The store appeared clean, tables were wiped down, and it did look like a old Dairy Queen store. Overall our experience was enjoyable and we would stop by again for a buffet meal.

This place is Ok!

It is not and will not be my first stop, Ever!

I had a couple of flies trying to eat with me, and all, and I do mean all the tables were nasty, but he did come to clean them off when we asked. So I do give thumbs up to customer service.

On the other hand, they need someone else to cook! the food was not good. the only thing I liked was the fish and Tenders. Even though they were cold. He told me that the meat was
cold because the lamps were out. So I waited till a new batch came out and they were also cold.

I wanted so bad to like the place but it does not live up to a "good food" restaurant.

Just to put it simply...there is a Popeyes across the street.

Not saying I won't go back, I'm just going to give it some time to catch up to the flavor train. Then I will go back and re-review.

Those MEATBALLS ARE NASTY! THAT IS NOT HAMBURGER MEAT! Did you guys see the livers? HOW BLACK THEY WERE! I WON'T BE EATING THOSE! The MAC AND CHEESE was OK!

This place reminded me of and tasted like Chicken Express, and Chicken Express was better.

Hubby wanted to visit this Hartz instead of the one in Bossier. Went on a Sunday it was crowded people were coming in after church, the business is not that big. The food was fresh, hot, & good. The Hartz in Bossier is better with more entrees on the buffet. One of the workers were harassing our kids because they were sitting at a table & were done eating although the adults in our party were still eating. She was rushing us out & we had a problem. Our party paid just like everyone else. Will not return to this one will drive the extra miles to Bossier to get better food, as well as customer service.

The buffet was excellent. It was kept up very well. Some of what they have is different from the Bossier Restaurant. The employees were friendly and helpful. The restaurant was clean. As a matter of fact there was someone constantly cleaning when we were there. . . .The only problem that we noticed was the ONE handicapped parking space. Whoever did the striping apparently has no clue about handicapped people. The ramp is centered in the middle of the space, therefore when you park in the space the ramp is blocked by your own vehicle. So someone in a wheelchair can park, but they can't get INSIDE the restaurant. I can't believe they haven't noticed it themselves. Some folks don't get it until they're in the situation. Owners and operators should put themselves in handicapped situations when planning out restaurants, stores, parking lots, restrooms. . . . Food wise, I recommend. For the handicapped in a wheelchair, unless the parking accessibility is corrected, don't plan on dining in.

This is their fourth day open. I stopped in for the buffet. They have chicken, chicken livers, chicken hearts, chicken strips, fried fish, dumplings, and a variety of sides. I tried a little of everything.
The buffet was reasonably priced at $12.98 a person. Kids and seniors was cheaper. Drinks included in the buffet.