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Chef Ben McPherson has created some really tasty combinations at his new digs at 5922 Richmond. 'The closest I've had to fried chicken is the sandwich at Krisp Bird & Batter. Leslie Nguyen, co-owner of Bosscat Kitchen, is new to Houston and admits that she has not had fried chicken in the city. The chicken plate at Mia's is $14 and comes with a choice of two sides or French fries. Laurenzo noted that the mashed potatoes and jalapeno gravy is a perfect side for the fried chicken and the milkshake is not to be missed.

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'It’s a perfect place to take my five children and they have grown to love it as they look forward to the free soft serve ice cream.' Along with fried chicken, the restaurant also offers barbecue, seafood and steaks.Īs the owner and executive chef of Laurenzo's Restaurant, as well as the new Laurenzo's Bar & Grill in Midtown, Domenic Laurenzo keeps pretty busy, but for family dinners, he enjoys the Southern fried chicken at Mia's Table at 3131 Argonne near River Oaks.

The Barbecue Inn is located at 116 West Crosstimbers in Garden Oaks.

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'Each order takes 25- to 30 minutes to prepare and we still use grandfather's recipe from 40 years ago.' A three piece mixed meal with hand-cut French fries and a tomato and lettuce salad is $14.55 plus tax. 'It's the little things we do that make us special,' he said. 'It is very mid-century and I love going to places that make me feel like I have traveled back in time,' he says.īarbecue Inn co-owner David Skrehot told the Press that the third-generation restaurant is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. Francis says the Barbecue Inn is historically significant and has delivered consistently good chicken for years. He started publishing about his experiences on The Fried Chicken Blog in March of 2013.

Jay Francis is known in the blogging community as one of the leading fried chicken experts in Houston. I scoured the city for fried yardbird and along the way, chatted with a fried chicken guru and gathered a few picks from local chefs and food lovers. Let's see if many of those still make our favorites list this time around. Back in 2012, Katharine Shilcutt (then of the Houston Press) published a top 10 list of fried chicken places in town. Homegrown joints like Frenchy's, Jone's and the Barbecue Inn have had folks lickin' fingers for years. Until those doors open, Houston will keep doing its own fried chicken thing. Come spring of this year, a Gus's Fried Chicken should be setting up shop at 1815 Washington Avenue across the street from B&B Butchers. The fried okra, baked beans and greens made for perfect side dishes.

The chicken was crispy, juicy, spicy and flavorful all the way through.

Oh yes, they're not kidding about the 'world famous' part. Through fortuitous events (and careful pre-trip food planning), I found myself sitting at a red and white checkered table at a neighborhood joint on Crenshaw Avenue in Los Angeles, just a few miles west of Koreatown called Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken. Picking up a bucket or box of chicken from KFC, Church's or Popeye's may be a thing of the past nowadays, good 'ole Southern fried chicken family dinners are plentiful and available at all types of restaurants from fast casual and counter service joints to fine dining restaurants and local bars.

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The image of Southern comfort lies on a table where mounds of crispy, golden fried chicken are found along with collard greens, mashed potatoes and mac n' cheese with the scent of baked, buttery made-from-scratch goodness swirling above the biscuits.

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