Fried Chicken

[Anonymous]

Golden Chick or similar "tendies" places are also popular and less greasy, stay crispy longer when catering.

[Anonymous]

Roy Rogers, be sure to call ahead if a big order

[Anonymous]

The Falls in Falls Church

[Anonymous]

Actually, the fried chicken from Giant is great and is reasonably priced.

[Anonymous]

If you are in MoCo, I recommend the Dutch Market in Germantown. Amish fried chicken is as good as it gets!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Roy Rogers, be sure to call ahead if a big order

Roy Rogers is still around?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree with Royal Farms. My favorite. My kid's favorite is Krispy Krunchy Chicken.

Gas station food? Ugh.

Tell us you have NO idea what you are talking about without telling us that…well, you know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Roy Rogers, be sure to call ahead if a big order

Roy Rogers is still around?

Yes, few still around - one in germentown (germentown road) and one in gaithersburg (by old lake forest mall)

[Anonymous]

Popeyes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Roy Rogers, be sure to call ahead if a big order

Roy Rogers is still around?

Yes, few still around - one in germentown (germentown road) and one in gaithersburg (by old lake forest mall)

Quite a few here in Fairfax county.

[Anonymous]

Thank you all! I'm in Arlington - looks like I'll be heading to Popeye's. The amish chicken sounds delicious and will have to give the Ellie Bird place a try - it's only open at night so wouldn't work for my brunch.

I used to live in the south and I loved the fried chicken from Publix.

[Anonymous]

Bojangles in Sterling is a very good option.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Roy Rogers, be sure to call ahead if a big order

Roy Rogers is still around?

I think Roy Barcroft finally got Rogers.

[Anonymous]

Popeyes or Bojangles.