One of the biggest names in Nashville-style hot fried chicken is coming to Dallas: Hattie B's Hot Chicken, the family owned-and-operated Nashville-based eatery, is opening its first Texas location in Deep Ellum at 3000 Main St.
According to a release, it'll open in late summer 2021.
"We couldn't be more excited about the Deep Ellum spot," says cofounder Nick Bishop Jr. "We want to be in vibrant neighborhoods that bring people from all over the city to enjoy our hot chicken and cold beer and some good times."
The building they're going to is at the corner of Walton Street, across the street from Allgood Cafe. It was previously home to Leather Masters, a leather/fetish shop that closed in May after being in business since 1989.
The release says that the restaurant will hold about 200 people, inside and out. They intend to cut about 1,000 square feet from the building to create an outdoor patio space; a pity, since it's a nice old building as is. The decor and layout will be "informal, accessible, and comfortable," similar to all Hattie B's locations.
Hattie B's specialty is hot chicken, served with varying levels of heat from no heat to very hot.
The menu also features Southern sides including pimento mac-and-cheese, collard greens, and Fench fries, plus banana pudding and peach cobbler, plus craft beer.
Hattie B's hasn't actually been around that long: It was founded by Bishop and his father, Nick Bishop Sr., who opened the first Hattie B's Hot Chicken in Midtown Nashville in August 2012.
"Our mission has been the same since day one: to provide authentic Nashville hot chicken served with Southern hospitality in a fun, high energy environment, and we can't wait to open our first Texas location in Dallas," Nick Sr. said.
There are now three locations in Nashville, with a fourth opening there in spring 2021. They also have locations in Birmingham, Alabama, which they opened in 2016, plus Memphis and Atlanta, Georgia.
The Link LonkOctober 01, 2020 at 11:31PM
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