The price for the sandwich was $6.95 with an additional charge of $2.50 for an order of waffle fries.
The chicken had a strong herb flavor from rosemary and the like and a decently crispy and very light batter (it might be soggy if you get it to go though, as there's chili honey sauce on both sides of it). I liked the herby flavor but some might find it too strong. The chicken itself was relatively moist.
The chili honey and cider slaw is a simple slaw of cabbage and is similar to a Thai sweet chili sauce with a slight bit of a tang. It works pretty well on the chicken and adds a different flavor and some fresh crunch.
The waffle was pretty interesting. It's not sweet at all and comes with a thin, crispy crust. It might actually be too crispy as it doesn't really want to cradle the chicken like a bun would. The crumb was wetter and chewier (more glutinous) than a standard waffle. I think I would have preferred a sweet waffle though, but that just might be my ideal image of chicken and waffles talking.
The waffle fries were a lot like Chick-fil-A's version but with black pepper. They were crisp and full of potato flavor but just a tad over-salted with what looks like sea salt (or kosher salt).
Overall, there's a lot to like in Bruxie's Fried Chicken & Waffles. It packed a lot of flavor for a fairly simple sandwich. I especially liked the herby chicken flavor but would have preferred just a bit more crispiness and texture from batter portion of the fried chicken.