One of Chicago’s most-beloved fried chicken spots will soon have a second home, as the company’s founders have revealed they play to open a new suburban location.
One of Chicago’s most-beloved fried chicken spots will soon have a second home, as Honey Butter Fried Chicken’s founders have revealed they plan to
open a new suburban location.An exact date is not yet available, but the restaurant will open in the 600 block of Vernon Avenue, according to the company.
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