Nice site for Chick-fil-a, it’s a surprisingly simple design visually. The navigation bar is large enough but not too large and the drop downs are all easy to read and use. I particularly like the one for “connect” that’s a good use of the drop down to save space on the rest of the page. I also really dig the footer design showing a large number of facebook “likes” like that. It’s smart because with over 3 million likes you’re sure to see all your friends faces in that footer.
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I reckon you dudes posted this around lunch time.