
Community sourced fast food featuring Chef Seth’s famous Fried Chicken Sandwich, as well as an ever-changing menu of not only carnivorous but plant-based options. Chicken Crossing is here to change the way people think about fast food. Right now, the largest chain on the planet emits 53 million metric tons of carbon per year. That’s more than the country of Norway! Chicken Crossing’s mission is to show our guests there’s a way you can have fast, flavorful foods, while still keeping a connection to the land and environment we share. You may have many reasons to choose to eat better, or just one, and Chicken Crossing is a place you can feel comfortable making that choice.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 904 W 6th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
Phone: (458) 250-0177
Website: https://www.chickencrossingcafe.com/
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Reviews
The parking situation in this whole area is not good but if you’re wise you will park in the unmarked spots right in front of their building (room for 2).
If you are plant-based then go give them a try and decide for yourself.
The vegan sandwiches are AMAZING!
The regular sandwiches look amazing and got great reviews by my friends.
I will say (like the other reviews) the fries have a curry taste to them but I really love it and think it’s very unique. Just so you know though.
The atmosphere is a solid 10/10 especially given what it was before. Someone took this little crossing and put a lot of love into it!
Staff were super friendly and cared a lot about how we enjoyed the meals (every time I have gone they have been consistent.)
Price…
Here is the thing-
Yes. It is ‘pricey’ for a meal like the other reviews say HOWEVER they all fail to mention that this place does NOT accept tips.
Any gratitude is directed to the donation boxes.
Most places you go out to eat you are still playing $18 for a meal including tip (which most of you know whether or not you got good service somewhere you still feel pressured to tip.)
I would assume meals are on the more expensive side because:
1. Organic
2. Local sourced
Anyways, for $18-20 it’s definitely worth at least a try. Try something new and fun. Just do it.
🙂