I would say so.

I lean towards Church's because I am more of a fan of the sides than the chicken itself. If I just want good chicken, I'll jist make it myself and do it better. The buttery honey biscuit game is definitely on point.

Always thought Popeyes sides game was meh. I ate a famous bowl at KFC around 10 years ago and had uncontrollable shits for the next 12 hours.

Eventually discovered that The Brew Top did a better take of it but the LS location closed :(

Popeyes smells amazing

There a Popeye's about .9 miles from my house and in 13 years, I've never tried it.

KFC left the 'Wood a decade ago, so when choosing to eat chicken out, it's tacos or Mediterranean food, which is fine by me.

:D

Blue Springs... Sweet T's Soul Food. It's in front of zardas BBQ. Call ahead and place your order. Everything is made on the spot. There fried chicken with some red beans and rice and cabbage is fantastic.

Maryland fried is my fave

Terrible choices down here in South FL. I don't count KFC or any other national chain as an option. Of all the places I've lived Dallas area has Babe's, OKC had Eischen's Bar in Okarche, and KC had the most choices of all.

Not necessarily traditional fast food, but quick service nonetheless, Honey Butter Fried Chicken in Chicago should be a must try for both locals and visitors. Spicy breaded fried chicken that comes with a side of honey butter that you put on the chicken prior to eating. Along with some house made hot sauce, it's a wonderful sweet/heat flavor bomb.

I haven't had fast food chicken in a long time. KFC is ****ing NASTY!!

Used to love Popeye's spicy, but they closed the franchise near me some time ago.

I've had Sweet T's as well and it was really good. The mac n cheese is some of the best I've ever had.

Chick-Fil-A is first although I really enjoy Golden Chick or even Bush's Chicken although the appear to almost exclusively in Texas (Golden Chick is opening a location in Karachi Pakastan though :spock: ).

Go CHicken Go
Price CHoppers deli (amazing wings)

I've never been impressed with Chik fil a. Never bad, just completely average. Their waffle fries are solid though.

There's a CFA on the ground floor of my building. It doesn't take very much CFA to get really tired of it.

I'd get a chicken biscuit from QT about 3x a year. Little dry, but if you got some hot sauce in your purse/glove box/desk drawer, it's not bad.

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