Browse menus, reviews and photos of Chicken Restaurants near Greater Landover.
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6701 Martin Luther King Jr Highway, Greater Landover
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“Food was very hot and fast....staff was efficient”
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1600 Ring Road, Greater Landover
“I was a Commanders season ticket holder for 2 years. I can see how you would hate this if you aren’t a season ticket holder. For me, I was always able to bypass the line because of the season tickets, plus I had the food for 50% off. The only reason why I am on this page right now and leaving a review is because I was craving their chicken tenders and come to find out that this is the only actual location that exists in Maryland. This is the best food in FedEx field, but it’s just like any other restaurant in a stadium: expensive and the line takes forever if you aren’t a season ticket holder. Give them a little slack.”
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7706 Landover Road, Greater Landover
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“The drive thru attendant/Manager Hosane was very professional and his customer service was stellar. He ensured my order was complete and he was attentive to ensure I was 100% satisfied. I would definitely comeback to this location. Hosane’s customer service is hard to come by these days. Thank you!”
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7101 Martin Luther King Jr Highway, Greater Landover
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“Food is great depending on the days. When one manager is there it's always chaos and when the other is there everything is smooth. It's the difference between night and day. Around lunch on the 29th of April she was arguing with a customer whose order for some reason didn't have a ticket. The customer had a receipt and was trying to show her. Because the staff was still trying to accommodate the customer and needed her approval the manager then started arguing with the staff. 😑 Customer service is frowned upon now days I guess.”
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4201 Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington
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“The crispy mushroom sandwich was one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever. So crispy and full of flavor. Mac n cheese was pretty top shelf as well. Fast and friendly service.”
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Station, 9426 Lanham Severn Road Seabrook, 9426 Lanham Severn Road, Lanham
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“I LOVE their wings. Way better than Wingstop in my opinion”
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3301 14th Street Northwest, Washington
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“Awesome”
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836 F Street Northwest, Washington
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“love there perinaise sauce its amazing on fried fish and fries and makes a killer blt”
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1738 14th Street Northwest, Washington
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“Love to join them again”
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11470 Cherry Hill Road, Silver Spring
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“I was surprised to see Pupusas on the menu but happy I got one! The chicken was savory, rice delicious. The pupusa was on point! The cutillo (cabbage) was fresh. My only gripe is the smoke from the kitchen. Even though it’s minimal, it’s still notable.”
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.