
Counter-serve chain specializing in chicken dishes, plus Southern sides & desserts served in jars.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2525 Eastchester Dr, High Point, NC 27265
Phone: (336) 822-9910
Website: https://slimchickens.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb
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Reviews
During my first visit, I placed an order and asked if I could upgrade the drink on my son’s kids’ meal to a milkshake. I was told no, even though the menu states that a milkshake is available for an upcharge. It was never explained that this upgrade only applies to certain meals, so I ended up paying for the milkshake separately. Clearer communication would have helped.
On my second visit, I ordered wings and tenders and asked for two different sauces on the side, since I didn’t want them tossed. When asked what sauces I wanted, I was told there would be a $0.50 charge for the second sauce. I found that confusing, especially since wings and tenders often come with different sauces. When I asked why, I was simply told, “That’s just the way it is.”
To make matters worse, when I got home I realized there were no sauces in my bag at all — even though I paid for them. Ironically, there were two ranches included that I didn’t ask for but still would had wanted at well. It wasn’t about the $0.50, but about paying for something I never received.
Overall, the food is good, but customer service and order accuracy definitely need improvement.
Let me also mention I spent about $30-$35 dollars each time which is expensive for two meals at a fast food spot
The Meal:
I sampled the 4-piece chicken tender plate, opting for a side salad—a choice that turned out to be one of the unexpected highlights. Crisp greens, fresh toppings, and a balanced home made ranch dressing made it a refreshing counterpoint to the fried fare. My son mirrored the order but chose fries, which were golden, seasoned well, and satisfying in that familiar comfort-food way.
Two members of our group tried the Mac & Cheese Bowls—a creamy, indulgent blend topped with chopped tenders. The feedback was unanimous: very good, and more importantly, worth a repeat. Another diner had the standard 4-piece plate with mac & cheese as a side, rounding out the comfort-forward selections.
A vanilla milkshake was also on the table—classic, rich, and notably well-executed, proving Slim Chickens can hold its own when it comes to dessert indulgences.
Flavor & Execution:
The chicken tenders, Slim Chickens’ cornerstone, were solid but unremarkable. They had a crisp exterior and moist interior but lacked a defining seasoning or texture that might elevate them beyond the competition. Think reliable, not revelatory.
Their signature sauces, sold at $0.40 each, added character and variety—flavorful, if slightly overpriced, considering other chains include them freely. Still, they did lift the chicken in much-needed ways. They did tell me the next time that I visit they could toss the tenders in what ever flavor I’d like and that’s included in the price of the meal.
Overall Experience:
Pricing felt fair for the portions and variety, and the service was quick—a crucial quality for fast-casual spots aiming to balance efficiency with flavor. While I’ve certainly had better chicken elsewhere, Slim Chickens delivers a dependable meal that’s especially strong on sides and specialty items like the Mac & Cheese Bowl and milkshakes.
Final Verdict:
A respectable showing with a few standouts. The chicken won’t blow you away, but if you’re in the area and want a quick, satisfying Southern-inspired meal with decent variety and comfort food flair, Slim Chickens is worth a return visit—just maybe not a special trip.
The inside of the establishment was new, funky, and “hip” with writing on the walls and sleek white tiles everywhere, with lots of windows. I did not venture to the bathroom while I was there, but as clean as the rest of the restaurant was, I would have to assume that it would carry over.
When I went on a Saturday around 2 pm, they were still quite busy. But I was able to place my order quickly. I got a smaller meal of 3 tenders, fries, and a drink. They had many combinations of tenders, and even had some wings, which I will have to try in the future.
The breading of the chicken was crunchy and flavorful, and cooked to perfection, the oil that the chicken was fried in, seemed fresh as well.
Now, the best part: if you’re a sauce girl or guy, you’ve got to swing by this joint. As you can see from my pics, these are homemade, thick (with three C’s), and delicious. I got the house sauce, which was a combo of mayo and ketchup, but elevated, it was way more than “special sauce” that your mom made for you so you would eat dinosaur chicken nuggies. The other sauce I had was a garlic parmesan, and it was simply fantastic. Imagine the garlic butter sauce from Papa John’s, but it’s much thicker, with more garlic and parmesan. I personally loved that sauce so much, I plan to buy extra on my next time through there.
This place was a really, really great place to grab a quick and reasonably price meal. I hope these guys put Zaxby’s outta business!