The worst KFC in France is here ladies and gentlemen. Don't come and order on the spot is a catastrophe. But then don't make the mistake of ordering on deliveroo! None, I say no, of the last 10 orders were correct: when the drink or sandwich is incorrect, the limit is the good number of elements. But once in 2 they don't even give you all the order. They're tape scams. Their method? Make you pay full pot to deliver only three quarters, see half the order. Well done gentlemen, you found the way to save on raw material. You thieves.
This kfc should close for a long time it is strictly for nothing, at the drive you can wait 2 hours no one will come! on the internet it is marked that they close at 22h to 21h they already serve no longer they do not want to get tired it is from never seen we disturb them clearly to flee!
Not the sense of business for a young manager who will recognize himself and who also allows himself to challenge the good relationship of his other colleagues. So, a lost client for Vitry's KFC. I'll go somewhere else because he made me realize that every KFC is different...
Twice we come, twice we forget articles. Twice we call and we fall on the messaging. I'm not like doing bad reviews, but that's clearly justified! We pay our products but we don't have them! In addition, a moment before you have someone at the counter.
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Hello, there are very often missing elements in my orders. And when I get them back, the staff won't apologize. One day, they were cheated on sandwiches. So I paid for something I didn’t want. Besides, the sandwich wasn't good. That's unacceptable.
No one recommends. Missing articles and this frequently. Check your click year collected before leaving
30 minutes waiting at the drive 4 cars person posted zero apology never anyone to take control
2nd time the drive is completely deserted... forced to go inside to signal! The fine team...
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The wait too much for the drive to give us the cold menu
Perfect, fast service and very welcoming staff.
