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Price’s Chicken Coop in Charlotte is an unassuming little spot. Barely noticeable from the street, the interior is rather simple and plain. There are no tables inside, and only a couple of chairs for waiting customers. The place is take-out only. There is no seating outside, but some people take their food and eat it across the street in a grassy little area, or to take home or back to work.
During my visit, there was a never ending stream of customers coming in and out.
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The menu is simple and straight forward. Fried chicken, fried fish and several side options. They also offer hamburgers, but I did not see anybody order those.
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The chicken is super crisp and crunchy on the outside, and very moist and juicy on the inside. Juices were running down my hand with every piece.
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The hush puppies were somewhat dry however. They were also lacking any deep corn flavor.
Price’s is definitely worth a visit for their fried chicken. In fact, Jay Leno stopped by the place earlier in the year.