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Originally Posted by kingalien
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All their chicken is flame broiled. Whole chickens are butterflied in half and marinated then flame broiled. Quite tasty when fresh. They have a salsa bar and other menu items include usual Mexican items such as quesadillas, tacos, salads, bowls with meat, rice and beans, etc. All with or without chicken.
My tastes are a bit pedestrian, but I really enjoy the Crazy Chicken. It is simple, grilled chicken without a lot of extras calories and fat. |
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Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
(Post 12170331)
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I've found the naked chicken wings at Hooters to be my favorite and I am a grandma.
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I love the crazy chicken... especially love the fact that they have meal options beyond just chicken and mashed spuds.
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Originally Posted by tlhanger
I've found the naked chicken wings at Hooters to be my favorite and I am a grandma.
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Originally Posted by emma dog
I love the crazy chicken... especially love the fact that they have meal options beyond just chicken and mashed spuds.
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Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
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recipe...? Wirelessly posted (Nokia N97 / Palm TX: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; PalmSource/Palm-D050; Blazer/4.3) 16;320x448) crazy chicken...? |
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El Pollo Loco is the only fast food I would ever consider. Flame-broiled and nicely marinated, the stuff is actually really good IF you hit a good franchise. It's also darn cheap. Though I'd never dine under the arches, and can't abide KFC, I get hungry for the crazy chicken every few weeks and pig-out.
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Originally Posted by PTravel
(Post 12182510)
the stuff is actually really good IF you hit a good franchise.
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Originally Posted by PTravel
(Post 12182510)
El Pollo Loco is the only fast food I would ever consider. Flame-broiled and nicely marinated, the stuff is actually really good IF you hit a good franchise. It's also darn cheap. Though I'd never dine under the arches, and can't abide KFC, I get hungry for the crazy chicken every few weeks and pig-out.
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Originally Posted by FlyinHawaiian
(Post 12182469)
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I've been going to Pollo Loco for at least 15 years (maybe 20?). They were here in Phoenix a long time ago, and I went often. Then there was some sort of franchise/corp shakeup, and they all disappeared. Then they came back about 4-5 years ago.
They're my favorite flame broiled chicken. Never had a bad batch. They used to have really good black beans, but then they pulled them. I prefer their med hot green salsa (guacamole maybe?). |
Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
(Post 12184976)
ah... el Pollo Loco knock-off...???? :p
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El Pollo Loco is "okay" def better than fried chicken at KFC. When in Southern California (More specific to East and West LA) Juan Pollo is much better (okay 5x better) and more of a made from scratch style of food. If flyinhawaiian didn't mention it first, I would have.
Also in Los Angeles/SF Valley and North Orange County...For something in the same category of rotisserie chicken, but Lebanese style, Zankou Chicken!!! will blow most of the other places off the charts. All of the side dishes are Middle Eastern, thus you must enjoy hummus, mutabbal/babaganoj, tabouleh, pita, and especially GARLIC!!! I encourage everybody to try it if you come to LA. Keep in mind this is casual dining just like the other chicken places mentioned. |
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