74 Byrnes St, Mareeba QLD 4880, Australia
74 Byrnes Street
Mareeba
QL
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Restaurant, Food
(07) 4092 2726
Open Hours
Monday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Driving Directions
About the business
Red Rooster
Serving the most tasty, fresh and tender roast chicken in Australia. Available in store, delivered or get catering for your next function.
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Brett Lewis
I used to like rooster rolls until they shrunk to half size
Pamela Ahlers
Customer service was great. The young man behind the counter was very helpful and had a smile. The order was completely quickly with hardly any wait time. My only complaint is that the aircon was way too cold for comfort and we waited outside. The food was fresh and tasted great.
Garienne Blochowiak
It's okay, customer service is a little hit and miss (I think it depends on the day)- certain days, times they have mostly juniors working there (which is great, as long as they do their job properly) they need to make sure they provide enough supervision, on these days to stop the kids socialising (& totally mucking around) with each other, while customers stand and wait to be served!
Red Rooster NEEDS to put some air conditioning in their restaurant- as it is utterly unbearable to sit inside and eat, day or night- year round! (seriously, Red Rooster you are a well known fast food franchise- that is located in far north Qld, and you have NO AIR-CONDITIONING?!).
I'm sure they would get so much more business, if they made their restaurant bearable for people to dine in (& provide closer/ more supervision for their younger staff).
*Please note:- Not all of their younger workers behave badly, but the ones that do, make them all look bad quite frankly, which isn't fair to the few younger staff I HAVE personally come across who ARE polite and attentive towards customers.
Mark Haffenden
Food was fresh and hot, chips were cooked at the time when we ordered them, very enjoyable meal.
Grace Streeter
Bad customer service, very rude and didn’t give us the right food
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