How Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken Boosted Review Response Rates by 24%, Driving Faster Recovery and Smarter Guest Feedback
  • Momos Partner Since: 2025
  • Locations: 130
  • Integrations: Google

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hours saved per month

86%

more survey responses

100%

increased operational efficiency

Key Results with Momos

24% increase in review response rate

Jumped from 77.8% to 96.5%, ensuring nearly every guest gets a reply

85% of reviews now auto-responded

Automation gives time back to staff while keeping replies fast and consistent

73% CSAT on Google

A solid customer satisfaction score, with room to grow now that feedback loops are in place

86% survey response rate

Guests are highly engaged, giving Lee’s actionable insights on experience and performance

Centralized visibility into guest incidents

With an incident rate of ~24%, teams can now pinpoint and resolve key service issues

Over 90% of survey responses assisted with smart reply suggestions

Helping teams maintain tone, accuracy, and empathy at scale

Background

Founded in 1966 and known for its homestyle flavor, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken is a beloved regional brand with locations across the Midwest and South. In 2025, the Lee’s team identified an opportunity to modernize their approach to customer experience—specifically, in managing reviews, guest feedback, and incident resolution.

Before partnering with Momos, review response rates were inconsistent, and operational visibility was low. While guests loved the food, many left reviews unanswered and feedback unresolved. The team lacked a centralized system to close the loop—especially at a location level.

Since implementing Momos in early 2025, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken has streamlined review response across every store, improved visibility into guest satisfaction, and enabled their teams to act faster with automation and real-time insights.

The Challenge: Incomplete Feedback Loops and Limited Visibility

Despite strong local brand equity, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken faced several barriers:

  • Unanswered Reviews – Response rates hovered below 80%, meaning many guests never heard back
  • Fragmented Insights – No clear way to analyze guest satisfaction or incidents by location
  • Manual Workload – Without automation, replying to reviews was time-consuming and inconsistent
  • Lack of Survey Infrastructure – Guest surveys were minimal to non-existent before Momos

The team needed a single platform to centralize reviews, gather real-time insights, and reduce manual work—while ensuring every guest felt heard.

The Solution: Faster Feedback, Smarter Service

By partnering with Momos, Lee’s turned passive reviews into active signals—unlocking faster responses and more visibility store by store.

Faster Replies, Less Work with Momos AI Copilots

  • Response rates jumped by 24%, reaching near-complete coverage
  • 85% of reviews are now handled through automation, freeing up the ops team
  • Smart suggested replies keep the human tone intact, while reducing the time spent per ticket

Real-Time Feedback from Guests with Better Insights 

  • Newly launched surveys hit a remarkable 86% response rate in the first month
  • Over 90% of survey replies are assisted with suggested responses, ensuring consistency and care
  • Managers can now view incident trends (24% baseline rate) and performance insights across locations

The Conclusion: A Famous Brand, Re-Engaged

Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken didn’t need to reinvent its brand—just how it listened and responded to guests.

By partnering with Momos, the team now has:

  • Faster review replies, without adding headcount
  • Stronger visibility into how guests feel
  • Smarter, data-backed decisions at the store level
  • And most importantly, a tighter feedback loop that improves every guest interaction

For fast-growing brands with loyal followings, Momos helps ensure no guest is left unheard—and no insight goes unused.

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