Kfc - Marshalltown

The place was quite busy when I visited. The staff member who took my order was really helpful in finding me a good deal. It's nice to see that it's now just a KFC.

I also tried their chicken strips and other chicken options, which were satisfactory. It's not the amazing fried chicken we all remember from the '70s and '80s when it was located on Westwood, but it surpasses any other fried chicken I've encountered in the city. Of course, it doesn’t compare to Popeyes or Chick-fil-A, but unfortunately, we don’t have those options here. On top of that, the staff were friendly and polite, which is an added bonus. In the earlier KFC Taco Hell days, the employees often seemed stressed, and I can’t say I blame them; working at Taco Bright probably wasn’t the best experience. In any case, give them a try—you might be pleasantly surprised. The chicken sandwich is likely their standout item.

I went through the drive-thru and had a great experience. The staff were very friendly, and I didn't have to wait long for my family meal. KFC always brings back wonderful family memories for me.

I haven't had KFC in ages, so it was a real treat to enjoy it again. Plus, if you're feeling hungry, this KFC also includes a Taco Bell. I'm not really a fan of tacos, but I highly recommend trying the Georgia Gold chicken from KFC. It has a subtle kick but is predominantly sweet, infused with southern flavors that I just can't get enough of. As someone from the Midwest, it's not often that I get to experience such a delightful range of flavors. I'm sharing a few pictures to help you decide if it appeals to you. Apologies for the half-eaten biscuit; I couldn't resist! It was honestly the best biscuit I've ever had.

I cannot recommend the KFC in Marshalltown, IA. They have consistently messed up my order. Always check your order before driving away—I can assure you they'll forget something. Don't forget to count your change as well! The service is lacking, and make sure your chicken is cooked properly.