Happy Chicks

“Wonderful food, hot, quick, perfectly executed.”

David Hill★★★★

The fries here are among the best fries I've had, crunchy on the outside while being soft on the inside. Other than that, the place was good, but not amazing. I ordered some chicken fingers and my mom and brother ordered a chicken wrap. The wrap was ok, and the chicken was too. It wasn't super spicy, which kind of sucks considering I ordered spicy chicken and it wasn't even spicy. I ordered an alcoholic drink, forgot which one unfortunately, and the others with me did the same drink. It was ok, but theirs was super salty for some reason. If you're coming here, at least get some fries, they

Jay★★★

As far as tenders go, this place is pretty good. The chicken sandwich is great! My only complaint is that a small cup of sauce shouldn't cost $1. I would have been okay with 30 or 50 cents. A $1 is a bit excessive. The booths were not very clean. They could really benefit from some new furniture and a cleaner, more presentable dining area. Good food though.

Rakesh Patel★★

Ordered a chicken wrap, sadly there was hardly any chicken in my wrap. My colleague ordered the same and their wrap was very good with a decent portion of chicken. I tried a bit of the chicken from another colleagues plate and it was very tasty. Shame about my wrap!

Brian E.★★★★

I was super hungry arriving Austin and being Sunday after 6 most of my usual haunts were closed. I have a thing for chicken and Happy Chicks called my name. The one bartender/server was hustling working 3 or 4 tables. I think she was also filling online orders in the back as she would disappear for a bit at times. The chicken was house made and fresh. Plenty of sauce choices although some were watery. Fries reasonably fresh but a tad old. The Mac and cheese was a pleasant surprise and was uppend with a touch of garnish. All told probably pretty good for 6th in the evening.