“Pleased to say that this was good enough to add to my annual indulgences.”
H3
9.4/10
AI-generated summary
Get the classic . It's huge and regulars keep going back to it even with all the rotating specials. The gets named almost as often, and the are curly. One warning, the Citi Field stand isn't the same, go to the Astoria shop.
“Pleased to say that this was good enough to add to my annual indulgences.”
H3
“In my personal opinion, the sandwiches weren't really to my taste. While the food was made fresh to order, the components weren't particularly standout, with the fried chicken and bulgogi essentially being just "okay."”
H3
“The Black Friday from Comfortland in Astoria, while not technically a “Thanksgiving sandwich” is absolutely worth a try. Fried chicken, chicken sausage stuffing, cranberry jam, slaw, spicy mayo on brioche bun. Soooo good.”
H3
“I had this once and it was a mess. It was this huge flattened out piece of chicken with an ungodly amount of sauce on a way to small bun. Flavor wise it was fine but just a dumb way to make a sandwhich.”
H3
“Anyway, great stuff here. The filling was well-balanced, and if you don't overdip like I did on the first couple of bites, you can taste the herbs coming through, something that isn't always a guarantee with stuffing.”
H3
“Popular staple of Astoria, used to be packed to the gills pre covid. The desserts there sometimes surpass the food”
H2
“classic fried chicken sandwich and their salt and pepper cake doughnut”
H2
“Comfortland is so good. Their chicken sandwich is HUGE and delicious. Also LOVE their fries.”
H2
“comfort land (amazing sandwiches and my favorite Arnold Palmer slushie)”
H2
“Comfortland has amazing curly fries!”
H2
“great sandwiches - love their classic fried chicken sandwich”
H2
“Comfortland’s bread pudding and the topping at Eddie’s Sweet Shop and Keens hit the mark.”
H2