Chicken Restaurants near Blue Ridge

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  • Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings 24 Progress Circle, Blue Ridge Chicken · $

    1 Zaxbys Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings

    3.1 Average 249 Reviews

    24 Progress Circle, Blue Ridge

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Tenders with French Fries
    • Large Chicken Fingerz Platter
    • Large Chicken Finger Platter
    • Buffalo Wings Big Zax Snak

    “While we were checking all of the touristy store in Blue Ridge, GA we need to have something for lunch. I asked the car to show us nearby places to eat and my wife chose Zackby because she likes the chain. I ordered the Sensational Salad and my wife ordered the small chicken snack box. My salad was Asian like and consisted of lettuce, grilled chicken chunks, taco strips with a drizzled sauce of some kind.. It came with a couple of packs of citrus vinaigrette dressing. It was pretty good. My wife’s order came with three chicken fingers and fry’s, She ate two of the chicken fingers a a few fries; “eating cleanup” I ate the remaining chicken fingers and the remaining fries. The chicken finger was good, but the fries weren’t crisp enough o the outside. When they took our order they said that they would call us when our order was ready. However, whether it was the sound system or the guy using it, we couldn’t understand a word he said so we had to watch to see whgenh our order was ready.”

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  • Krispy Krunchy Chicken 4900 Appalachian Highway, Blue Ridge Chicken

    2 Krispy Krunchy Chicken

    3.0 Average 2 Reviews

    4900 Appalachian Highway, Blue Ridge

    • Delivery

    “Undoubtedly the best gas station fried chicken but also almost the best fried chicken including restaurants at very good pricing. I had a drumstick, wing and 2 extra large chicken tenders for under 10. The flavor and crispness are exceptional. Service is quick, helpful and friendly.”

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