Browse menus, reviews and photos of Chicken Restaurants near Johnstown.
Fast Food · $
4904 Larimer Parkway, Johnstown
Customers’ favorites
“Clean restaurant, the staff was attentive to our needs and all of the food was fresh and hot. Delicious and juicy tenders, loved the fries and the fried pickles. Soda flavors are unique and tasty.”
Chicken · $
4884 Larimer Parkway Suite 600, Johnstown
Customers’ favorites
“Food: I had the sassy Scotty chicken salad on a croissant! It was delicious, I loved it. The tartness from the ranch and saltiness from the bacon paired with the chicken for a pleasant surprise. It came with a side soup, and I chose the loaded potato soup which was delicious, warming for a cold day. Lots of cheese and bacon, potatoes were tender too. The cookie was ok, I liked the frosting but the actual cookie was just a little too dry for me. Service: The food came out fast, the person who took our order though seemed almost a little bored. Like she was twiddling with her headset. It didn’t detract from my experience at all though. Atmosphere: Lots of seasonal decorations up, and I liked the tall and slender outline for the restaurant. Not a super wide area but pretty long, it just felt cozy. Overall: I recommend this place, I’m excited to try some of their other flavors too! Also, it was soooo cheap, everything in the photos we got for $23!”
Fast Food · $
1545 Rocky Mountain Avenue, Loveland · 6.95 miles
Customers’ favorites
“normally I recommend chicken fil a. today was a very different story. I ordered at 1.00 pm not much of a line and used gift cards to pay I always do. the girl couldn't run more than 1 card her machine jammed. my bill was 23.87 first 10.00 gift card went through she couldn't do any more payment so I had to go to the window they couldn't find the order causing the line to back up. then all you saw was panic. the person handing the food out the manager or line lead. the girl brought her tablet up they found the order ran my 10.00 card then my 8.20 card for a total of 28.20. the told me I owed them 5.24. I said it already accepted 10.00 you owe me 5.20 they said you have your food go on so we can get the line to move again. as they were trying to get the payment done they had 2 girl running back and forth delivering the food to the cars behind me. I was not impressed with the panic mode lack of training and the fact that they couldn't realize they owed me money. so I left for good. good bye”
Sandwich Shop · $
475 East Main Street Unit A, Windsor · 9.94 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Loved it! I didn’t know there were so many ways to make chicken salad. I have the Olivia‘s old South recipe with sweet pickles and hard-boiled eggs on a croissant. It was fantastic. I also got the fancy Nancy, which has apples, grapes, and pecans to take home for lunches this week. My wife had the broccoli cheese soup and I had the loaded baked potato soup. Both were great. Service was very good and friendly. It’s really worth the trip over. Highly recommended.”
Floridians north of Sarasota can order chicken wings and a sub sandwich at the same counter. Quality Foods Restaurant Group opened the first co-branded Buffalo Wild Wings Go and Jimmy John's on Aug. 18 at 5241 69th St. E in Palmetto. The franchisee runs three other Buffalo Wild Wings in Florida and chose fast-growing Manatee County for its game-day calendar, from high school football to Pirates spring training.
KFC will open a restaurant in Texas this summer that its U.S. president describes as the chain ten years from now. The prototype, called Open House, lands in McKinney, a Dallas suburb near parent company Yum Brands' Plano headquarters. Guests can order at a table, in the drive-thru or for takeout. The menu pairs new items with signature ones "packaged in a new way."
Feeding a crowd is one job most people would happily hand off, and Church's Texas Chicken wants to take it. The fried chicken chain just launched Church's Catering, a program that delivers its menu in group-friendly formats for everything from office lunches to family reunions.
Zaxby's is having the kind of year most restaurant chains can only dream about. The chicken chain started 2025 aiming to sell 100 franchise commitments - a big jump from the roughly 70 sold in 2024. Instead, it's on track to close out the year with 120 commitments. "We're up about 2x, so it's been a good year," said Mike Mettler, chief development officer, during an interview at the recent Restaurant Finance & Development Conference in Las Vegas.