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Chick Rotisserie & Wine Bar - Closed

3943 E. Camelback Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85018
East Phoenix
602-396-4690
Chick Rotisserie & Wine Bar +

Laura Hahnefeld Get This: Black Truffle Chicken.

  • Chick Rotisserie & Wine Bar

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  • Daily 11am-10pm
  • $$; $$$
  • Dinner, Lunch
  • Beer/Wine
  • Free Parking, Parking Lot Available
  • Reservations Accepted
American Traditional
Directions
From the owners of The Grind, the upscale burger joint next door in this Arcadia strip mall, comes this attractive, comfortable bistro specializing in rotisserie chicken. And the chicken, available as a whole, half, or quarter bird, is excellent, with juicy and fresh-tasting white meat and wonderfully crispy skin. Also available is a small selection of pork and beef dishes and a roasted fish of the day, but we suggest you stick to the menu's highlights: black truffle chicken or organic mesquite brined chicken. Chick also spotlights its misleadingly named whipped potato bar (there's no actual bar to approach), which features 10 toppings for the hit-and-miss spuds. Dessert includes petite, served-in-a-skillet fruit pies and Chick's housemade cinnamon bun, topped with cream cheese icing.

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