Kansas-based chicken chain Chick N Max is headed to Tampa Bay.
The company, known for its almond wood smoked pulled chicken sandwiches, announced plans to debut up to five Tampa area locations in the coming years.
“Southeastern markets like those across Florida boast a well-established fast-casual chicken restaurant market, and we’re aiming to establish a strong presence of our own and capture market share,” said Chick N Max’s Vice President of Franchise Sales and Development, Jeff Frahm in a statement. “We’re excited about turning the page to this next chapter of our evolution and look forward to bringing our innovative take on chicken to the area.”
The fast-casual chain currently has eight locations spread out across Kansas, Texas and South Dakota.
For the unfamiliar, the chain’s
centers around ten different types of chicken sandwiches, including its signature almond wood smoked pulled chicken and fried tenders. There’s also a handful of sides like fries, onion rings, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes and smoked white beans, plus eleven sauces up for grabs.