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    Rob’s Original Fried Chicken

    3.3 (12 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    1 big and disappointing finger on a full size.
    Keith B.

    After a hearing a lot of hype about Rob's we decided to try it. They were definitely the biggest fingers I've ever had. They were also some of the most bland fingers I've ever had. The Hollywood sauce was good and the wedges although lukewarm by the time we got home were seasoned nicely. The fingers were unseasoned chicken battered up to 2 times the size. The fingers were also very different in size. Parking is not a very good.

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    Top 2 and it ain't 2... burger was absolutely insane the chicken was the perfect level of crispness just perfect

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    11 months ago

    Bro, this chicken is le tits. I could take or leave the fries but goddamn this chicken is good.

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    Love the hollywood sauce, price is expensive but worth it for the amount of food. Chicken has too much batter, however it tastes good.

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