Wondering where the finest chicken shops are near you that don't cost a fortune?
Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the most excellent destinations for affordable chicken in Fort Worth, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of where to meet your poultry needs on a budget.
1. Super Chix
Topping the list is Super Chix. Located at 1217 Eighth Ave., Suite 115, the fast food joint is the highest-rated source for low-cost chicken in Fort Worth, boasting four stars out of 226 reviews on Yelp.
"At Super Chix, we are super into chicken," states the business' Yelp profile in the section highlighting specialties. "We think it's just about the most perfect food. So, we did something drastic; we decided to keep it simple. Our recipe was created to celebrate all of chicken's perfection. We have noteworthy fries, drinks and custards, too."
2. Dan's Seafood & Chicken
Next up is Dan's Seafood & Chicken, situated at 3801 Altamesa Blvd. With four stars out of 58 reviews on Yelp, the chicken shop, which offers seafood, chicken and more, has proven to be a local favorite for those looking for an economical option.
If you're hungry for more information, we found these details about Dan's Seafood & Chicken.
Regarding signature items, "Dan's Seafood & Chicken is family-owned, serving delicious seafood and chicken," it writes on Yelp in the specialty section. "We welcome you to dine in, drive-thru or call in."
3. Lisa's Chicken & Seafood
Finally, White Lake Hills' outpost of the well-known chain Lisa's Chicken & Seafood, located at 4217 Bridge St., is another prime choice, with Yelpers giving the inexpensive fast food eatery and chicken shop four stars out of 11 reviews.
Yelper Sabra E., who reviewed Lisa's Chicken & Seafood on Aug. 10, wrote, "Good food at a great value. You can feed your whole family without breaking the bank."
Rucha M. noted, "Very impressed by how warm the chicken was, [it] tasted [like] it was just made. ... The portions are quite generous and you could get away with ordering more to try stuff, but would be satisfied with a few pieces of meat."
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