Chicken Restaurants near Reynosa

“This restaurant is an excellent spot for dining - it's clean, offers good service, and the food is served promptly. Be mindful of the potential rush on weekends though; it tends to get crowded, so you might have to wait a bit. One of the highlights of their menu is the chicken - it's always well-cooked and flavorful. With each order, you receive totopos and chiles toreados, which add a delightful crunch and a kick to your meal. When ordering, I suggest considering what's most convenient for your party. While the family pack might seem like a good deal, depending on the number of people, it might be more cost-effective to order a smaller package and add on items like frijoles charros or papitas fritas. An added bonus for families is the dedicated kids' play area. It's a great feature that can make your dining experience more enjoyable, especially if you're visiting with young ones. Overall, it's a reliable spot for a good meal and a pleasant atmosphere.“

“Tienen buen sabor, está limpio y con los protocolos sanitarios correspondientes, y está dentro de una plaza comercial con suficiente lugar para estacionarse, 1 pollo entero cuesta prácticamente unos $200 más el agua o refresco. Lo que no me gustó en lo personal es el uso de tanto unicel, por cierto en el anterior pollo loco cerca del aeropuerto me quedaron a deber una factura“

“Cane’s in Pharr close to Top Golf always has the best service!! Chicken fingers are delicious ?and all the crew members are friendly and really nice!! Kudos to all the workers at this Cane location especially Nico Herrera who does an awesome ? job!!!Kid-friendliness: Kids are always welcome!! ?“

“Their food is soo good especially the fries I’ve tried the classic wings and are good too ? but I tried boneless wings from the very first time from there and they tasted even better they never disappoint as well as customer service they’re really nice“

“I've been here multiple times, mostly in the evenings. This place is conveniently located next to a Stripes Gas Station and a Jack in the Box. This is perfect for families who want different things from different places. I usually get something from Church's Chicken via the drive thru and then drive over to Jack in the Box drive thru for the other family requests. The food there is good, for fast food that is. Service isn't terrible, but it's not the best either. The drive-thru's microphone is difficult to hear at times, but it's functional enough to understand most of the time. Staff has always been friendly to me. The dinning is clean, but the restroom area leaves much to be desired. If you do go there, I suggest that you go via the drive-thru as opposed to dinning in.“

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