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Located in Morgantown, WV, Layne’s Chicken Fingers is your go-to spot for bold flavor, crispy tenders, and Texas-sized comfort food. Since 1994, we’ve been serving regular and spicy hand-breaded chicken fingers, buttery Texas toast, crinkle-cut fries, milkshakes, and our famous lineup of six signature sauces. Whether you’re craving a quick bite, feeding the whole family, or ordering catering, Layne’s dine in area delivers fast, fresh, and flavorful meals every time. Don’t forget to download the Layne’s app for easy ordering, exclusive deals, and rewards that make every visit even tastier. Come see why we’re the original—and still undefeated.
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Address: 461 High St, Morgantown, WV 26505
Phone: (304) 212-5354
Website: https://www.layneschickenfingers.com/morgantown-wv/
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Brittany Lucci
Layne’s Chicken was great! We enjoyed their family box which had plenty to feed our family of 4. Twenty tenders, 4 Texas toasts, fries and plenty sauces. I would rate the tenders a 8/10. Very good, but not the best I’ve ever had.
… moreAshley
This is horrible. I just placed a $40 order go down to pick the order up get home. They did not give me the correct sauces they gave me barbecue and ranch. I ordered lane sauce and gravy get down there to get the lean sauce and gravy the second time and they tell me there is no gravy.. which is the reason we placed the order. If they would have told me that when I picked up the order I would have ask for a refund. Instead they pack two sauces I didn’t ask for. The second trip I at least got one sauce I ask for but no gravy and when you call to complain you’re redirected to a voicemail! Horrible customer service
… moreDaniel Todd
Layne’s Chicken Fingers: The Multiverse of Fried Madness
Walking into Layne’s, you might feel a strange sense of déjà vu. The chicken. The sauce. The Texas toast. It’s all eerily familiar—like Raising Cane’s, but with a slightly different font and a stubborn refusal to be sued. But here’s the kicker: Layne’s has been frying tendies since 1994, back when Todd Graves was still welding pipes in Los Angeles, blissfully unaware that Texas had already beat him to the punch. That’s why the year 1994 is plastered no fewer than six times in and outside this fine establishment—just in case a certain billionaire chicken mogul starts getting any ideas.
Now, let’s talk tenders. Layne’s spicy version isn’t that spicy, but it has about 100x more flavor than the competition. And unlike that other chicken joint with its one lonely sauce, Layne’s gives you options—six sauces, including Jalapeño Ranch (bold), Gravy (unexpected), and, of course, Layne’s Sauce (suspiciously familiar). The crinkle fries? Piping hot and salted by someone who respects the craft. The Texas toast? Properly grilled, because Texas takes its carbs seriously.
Then there are the milkshakes—five flavors, sitting there, mocking my self-control. Did I get one? No. Do I regret it? Yes.
Now, is Layne’s co-founder Mike Garrett worth $9.5 billion like Todd Graves? Probably not. But has he made an honest buck serving up quality fried chicken without building a corporate empire? You bet.
As for the dining experience, the service was fine—no forced “My Pleasure,” but also no existential dread behind the register. However, be warned: if you drive here, you’ll have to pay to park on the street or in a lot. And whatever you do, do not back into your spot, or Morgantown’s friendly parking enforcers will hit you with a delightful $7.50 ticket. Because nothing complements a box of hot, crispy tenders like a parking violation.
If you’ve got a craving for tendies while watching your meme stocks tank, give Layne’s a shot. It’s hot, fresh, and—unlike some other places—you don’t have to ask permission for lemonade.
… moreWalking into Layne’s, you might feel a strange sense of déjà vu. The chicken. The sauce. The Texas toast. It’s all eerily familiar—like Raising Cane’s, but with a slightly different font and a stubborn refusal to be sued. But here’s the kicker: Layne’s has been frying tendies since 1994, back when Todd Graves was still welding pipes in Los Angeles, blissfully unaware that Texas had already beat him to the punch. That’s why the year 1994 is plastered no fewer than six times in and outside this fine establishment—just in case a certain billionaire chicken mogul starts getting any ideas.
Now, let’s talk tenders. Layne’s spicy version isn’t that spicy, but it has about 100x more flavor than the competition. And unlike that other chicken joint with its one lonely sauce, Layne’s gives you options—six sauces, including Jalapeño Ranch (bold), Gravy (unexpected), and, of course, Layne’s Sauce (suspiciously familiar). The crinkle fries? Piping hot and salted by someone who respects the craft. The Texas toast? Properly grilled, because Texas takes its carbs seriously.
Then there are the milkshakes—five flavors, sitting there, mocking my self-control. Did I get one? No. Do I regret it? Yes.
Now, is Layne’s co-founder Mike Garrett worth $9.5 billion like Todd Graves? Probably not. But has he made an honest buck serving up quality fried chicken without building a corporate empire? You bet.
As for the dining experience, the service was fine—no forced “My Pleasure,” but also no existential dread behind the register. However, be warned: if you drive here, you’ll have to pay to park on the street or in a lot. And whatever you do, do not back into your spot, or Morgantown’s friendly parking enforcers will hit you with a delightful $7.50 ticket. Because nothing complements a box of hot, crispy tenders like a parking violation.
If you’ve got a craving for tendies while watching your meme stocks tank, give Layne’s a shot. It’s hot, fresh, and—unlike some other places—you don’t have to ask permission for lemonade.
Mad King James
Yeah no. This was abysmal. This is the first review I’ve ever left for anything but this was just offensive. This is what you call a tender? It’s barely 2 inches. It’s barely a nugget. I was supposed to get extra fries since they were out of their toast or whatever which I was fine with because I love fries. But not only did I get an infants handful of fries but I’m missing a whole chicken tender. The fries look like they’ve probably been sitting out for 24 hours. And again, I got the 4 piece and I only count 3! 3 miniature tenders. And I spent over $20 on all this food. I would go back and get a refund but honestly I never want to step foot in Layne’s again. I’ve learned my lesson and I hope that, if you’re reading this, you won’t make the same mistake. Don’t let the 4 star review fool you, even on a good day the chicken is mid. You want some good chicken? Just go down the street to Chick Fa Le or fry it up yourself.
… moreDanielle Jones
I am 9 weeks pregnant and this is my absolute favorite chicken spot on high St!
… moreJeff Beverly
Counter orders only. Small place that serves chicken strips … spicy and plane. Assorted dips. Restaurant isn’t fancy … a good fit for college students on a budget.
Chicken was prepared well and very tasty. Better strips than the big chains. We will return.
… moreChicken was prepared well and very tasty. Better strips than the big chains. We will return.
Eva Rhodes-Pitcock
Food was excellent. Service was great. Just sweet tea coulda been a little sweeter
… moreKayla Hinkle
if i could give it a zero i would… first of all, sorry to the sweet girl that got yelled at by her manager that smelled like a skunk. no offense to, i like she said, lebron, but leave that girl alone! there is NO excuse for yelling at your employees!!! you have no idea what someone is going through, grow up!! (literally)
… moreHAMID A
My fav part was the bread that they serve with the combo or the sandwich.
It was okay, best sauce was the honey mustard.
AC was down so it was hot inside
They got a rewards program, so if you like the chicken it’s best you sign up
… moreIt was okay, best sauce was the honey mustard.
AC was down so it was hot inside
They got a rewards program, so if you like the chicken it’s best you sign up
Delaney Mitchell
Haley (the girl with the pink hair) was so kind, and offered us fantastic service!!! The food was great, and she went above and beyond to serve us. She greeted us with a big smile and a positive attitude. She is an awesome employee! We will definitely be coming back because of her.
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