PDQ Building Sells for $1.7 Million; Familiar Concept Coming in 2021
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Hey!! Another place for us to get chicken strips!
And in a place that’s extremely difficult to get in and out of. (That Trotter guy must be a heck of a salesman to convince people otherwise.)
Might sound like I’m already down on the place, but I’m not. Really hope it does well.
BTW, the real reason Maryland and Kentucky fried chicken closed is because they served HORRIBLE and substandard food and awful service.
You just have to know you can go out the back, and exit next to the office park/steak house, then around to the place you want to be.
This is great! We had a Slim Chickens when my husband and I lived in Tyler, Texas — we loved their food. I think it’s much better than PDQ. And I appreciate the grilled options.