Kick'n Chicken

Name: Kick'n Chicken
Address: 339 New York Ave, Huntington, New York, USA
Telephone: +16316495713
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.5

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#97 of 266 restaurants in Huntington

Scheduled hours: 11AM - 10PM

Updated 2 months ago

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Nicely cooked chicken sandwiches, chicken wings and chicken wraps have a nice taste. A lot of guests say that waiters serve good waffles here. Most reviewers note that the staff is nice at this restaurant. Fine service is something that visitors highlight in their comments. Most of the time, Kick'n Chicken provides you with the calm atmosphere. But this place has been rated below average by Google.

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Beverly Gross a year ago on Google

I called an order into Kick n Chicken. The employee repeated the order back to me & it was has I ordered. When I got there approx 15 minutes later. The food was already packaged for pick-up. I was never given a receipt and when I got home I never received the macaroni & cheese I ordered. The food in general was not that great. I ordered a desert item called waffle peices. It sounded good; broken up peices of waffles with powdered sugar with chocolate or caramel dipping. I choose the chocolate. When I opened the box at home. The box was not only sticky, but there was no powered sugar on the waffles and I got a container of BBQ sauce, instead of chocolate. I also ordered the chicken tenders and waffle. I received one chicken tender covered in powder sugar and the second had nothing on it. The waffle also tasted raw. I was very disappointed and will not go back. No wonder the Smithtown and Farmingdale locations closed. .With service like that, the Huntington location probably wont be in business much longer either. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $50–100 Food: 2 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 2

Response from the owner a year ago

Hi Beverly we want to apologize about this experience you had. Please email your check or receipt to kicknchickenfarm@gmail.com so we can make this up to you!

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David Wilson a year ago on Google

Had a great experience here! The Nashville Chicken Sandwich was delicious and had a nice kick to it, and the brisket sandwich was also just as great! Also got a strawberry milkshake which hit the spot Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

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James Thompson 3 years ago on Google

Nashville. Home of the Honky-Tonk, the Grand 'Ole Opry, and probably most importantly, Nashville Hot Chicken - or simply 'Hot Chicken' for short. I have had the pleasure of trying Prince's Hot Chicken on a visit to Nashville many years ago - being the food junkie I am, I asked around and many locals told me that Prince's was where Hot Chicken all began. Food served there is simple: Red plastic basket, checkered paper, two slices of unbuttered white bread, bread and butter pickle slices, and a big piece of perfectly fried chicken, dipped in clarified butter then seasoned with enough hot spices to set a fire in your mouth. Push through the pain, the reward is divine! Kick'n Chicken makes their own play on Nashville Hot Chicken - they changed a few things up, but the general idea is still there. The decor is funky: a nice mix of Honky-Tonk, brushed Chrome, neo-warehouse modernism. There are music posters featuring Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley, Edison light bulbs set in industrial looking light fixtures and a cool open area kitchen to let you take a peek in on the action. The service was speedy, which was great, but the staff were mediocre to luke-warm. You could tell they just wanted you to get your food, pay and move on. I asked about the spice level and the girl at the counter said that all the levels were 'good'. In asking her to elaborate, she shrugged and said, 'that one's spicier that that one'... okay. Thanks. Now, as for the food, because that's why you read reviews in the first place - I have to say that it was quite good. Not phenomenal, but a solid meal - definitely better than Chick-fil-A who have proclaimed themselves the 'Kings of Fried Chicken'. They do it right here, with a few twists. The chicken is fried perfectly - tender and moist and flavorful, even without a lot of spice. I tried the chicken two ways, 'some heat' and 'hot damn'. Both had the chicken dunked in what I believe to have been a mix of clarified butter and oil, then dusted with a cayenne and chili pepper spice mix. The snack wrap has lettuce and ranch sauce and is served on a warm tortilla. The OG Chicken is served on a soft brioche burger bun with pickles and coleslaw. It's a nice mix and it works well with the chicken. Where I take points off is with the sides. I had tator tots, which I'm a sucker for, but these were disappointing. Over cooked and yet soggy and absolutely bland. That means they were old tots, reheated, and they forgot to re-season them. No Bueno. All-in-all, I was generally very happy with my meal, with the exception of the tator tots. This seems like a good place to get a spicy chicken sandwich. Is it Nashville Chicken? No, but it's a pretty good modernized version of it. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian options: It's a chicken joint. They serve... you guessed it... chicken. Dietary restrictions: ...they serve spicy fried chicken. This is not a gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan food spot. If you're vegan, can't eat gluten and can only tolerate bland, unseasoned food, don't bother asking if they serve Tofu and Tempeh.