Birdcall Serves Up a Cheesy New Addition with Mozzarella Bricks

Birdcall introduces Mozzarella Bricks, a crispy and gooey cheese offering available in three flavors for a limited time at participating locations.

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Birdcall Serves Up a Cheesy New Addition with Mozzarella Bricks

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Birdcall introduces Mozzarella Bricks, a crispy and gooey cheese offering available in three flavors for a limited time at participating locations.

Birdcall is giving cheese lovers something new to crave. The Denver-based craft chicken brand has introduced its new Mozzarella Bricks, a deliciously cheesy addition to the menu featuring three flavor options and a whole lot of melted mozzarella goodness.

Made for filming and sharing—or keeping all to yourself—the Mozzarella Bricks feature a crispy, golden-brown exterior surrounding a warm, gooey mozzarella center. Guests can enjoy them in three varieties: Garlic Parmesan, Nashville Hot Honey and Classic, offering something for every kind of cheese lover.

“We’re a chicken brand first, so anything new must earn its spot next to our sandwiches, tenders, and nuggets. Mozz Bricks did. They’re crispy, they’re cheesy, and they deliver an irresistible cheese pull,” said Birdcall Chief Brand Officer, Brent Phillip. “Fair warning: you’re going to want to film the first bite. After that, you’re probably just going to eat them.”

  • Three Flavor Options: Garlic Parmesan, Nashville Hot Honey, or Classic
  • The Perfect Pairing: Each order comes with a large side of Ranch or your choice of sauce.
  • Two Ways to Enjoy: Available in 2-piece or 4-piece servings, starting at $7.95.
  • Limited-Time Availability: Available in-store, online, and through the Birdcall app at all Birdcall locations, excluding stadium and venue locations (Empower Field, Red Rocks, Coors Field), while supplies last through the end of the year.

For more information or to place an order, visit Birdcall’s official Website or download the Birdcall App.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on November 6, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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