Bush's Chicken
Bush's Chicken
Bush's Chicken (pronounced: boosh's chik-in) is a popular fast food chain that specializes in serving fried chicken. The chain was founded in 1996 in Waco, Texas, by Keith Bush and his family.
Etymology
The name "Bush's Chicken" is derived from the surname of the founder, Keith Bush. The term "chicken" in the name refers to the primary product served by the restaurant.
Description
Bush's Chicken offers a variety of chicken dishes, including fried chicken, chicken tenders, and chicken sandwiches. The chain is also known for its unique drive-thru system, which features a double drive-thru lane and a walk-up window.
Menu
The menu at Bush's Chicken includes a variety of options. The mainstay of the menu is the fried chicken, which is available in several different cuts, including breast, thigh, leg, and wing. The chicken can be ordered individually, in meals, or in family-sized portions.
In addition to chicken, Bush's Chicken also offers a variety of side dishes, including mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and corn on the cob. The restaurant also offers a selection of desserts, including apple pie and chocolate chip cookies.
Locations
As of 2021, Bush's Chicken operates more than 90 locations, primarily in Texas. The chain has also expanded to other states, including Arizona and Colorado.
Related Terms
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Bush's Chicken
- Wikipedia's article - Bush's Chicken
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