United States
The concept of the fried chicken restaurant originated in the United States. These restaurants may also serve other food items, such as roast or grilled chicken, seafood, or hamburgers. KFC is a well-known example. Others include:
- Chick-Fil-A
- Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken
- Church's Chicken
- People´s Fried & Grilled Chicken
- Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits
- Mrs. Winner's
- Bojangles'
- Roy Rogers
- Zaxby's
- Harold's Chicken Shack
- Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
- Pollo Campero
- Brown's Chicken & Pasta
- Kennedy Fried Chicken
- Crown Fried Chicken
- Bush's Chicken
- El Pollo Loco
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