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Houston TX Hot Chicken is opening its fourth California location in Bakersfield on March 29th. The new location will offer a full menu of hot chicken sandwiches, tenders, and other dishes.
Houston TX Hot Chicken opening of its latest location in Bakersfield on Saturday, March 29th. With a menu that includes hot chicken sandwiches, tenders and more, HHC offers fresh (never frozen), all-natural, antibiotic-free and hormone-free food alongside an exciting and elevated service standard. HHC will serve a full menu of delicious offerings, such as their House Favorite, Cheesy Hot Chicken Sandwich, Texas Caesar Salad, Fusion Fries, and Tenders with Slaw, among other dishes. (see menu highlight below or MENU)
On Saturday, March 29th - HHC will host a Grand Opening Event from Noon - 3pm featuring Complimentary Sandwiches for the First 250 Guests in Line a $1000 HWHAP Spice Challenge Contest, along with hosting an Exotic Car Meet, bringing the entire community together. Beginning on Monday, March 31st - HHC will launch their “Days of Deals“ week that will feature dine-in promotions such as BOGOs, Free Lemonades, Free Tenders and more!
Days of Deals :
March 31 - BOGO (all day - dine in only)
April 1 - Free Lemonade (all day - dine in only)
April 2 - Free Waffle (all day - dine in only)
April 3 - Free Tender (all day - dine in only)
Menu Highlight : Houston TX Hot Chicken’s success lies in its featured ingredient : Chicken. HHC ensures that each chicken served is fresh (never frozen), organic, halal, cage-free, antibiotic-free and hormone-free. Houston TX Hot Chicken’s delicious menu features signature items such as the Original Hot Chicken Sandwich, Tenders & Waffle, Fusions Fries and more.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on March 27, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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