Byrd's Hot Chicken - Redlands

I’ve been eager to try Byrd’s for the past month, and I finally made it for lunch today. It was definitely worth the wait! I ordered the sandwich with medium heat, topped with cheese, coleslaw, and pickles. The chicken was out of this world—perfectly fried, crispy on the outside and juicy and moist on the inside. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and we waited barely ten minutes for our food. I can’t wait to go back!

Great service! When you place your order at the cash register, you get your food and find a table. However, what sets this place apart from most restaurants is the excellent and attentive staff. They check in with us at just the right intervals to see if we need anything, refill our drinks, and even treated us to a complimentary drink! The food is tasty, particularly the chicken, which is moist and juicy—much better than at many other places. I wished the portion of the chicken was larger, but I would definitely return for the outstanding service, the convenient location, and the decent chicken sandwich.

Hot chicken was definitely the buzzword of 2022, and Bird's Hot Chicken demonstrates exactly why. We stopped by during a lunch break and were warmly welcomed with friendly service. We were really impressed by both the size and the flavor of the chicken. I opted for the mild spice level, and it was just right for my taste buds, offering the perfect amount of flavor. We decided to upgrade to the mac and cheese, which I would absolutely do again, but the fries were also fantastic! We shared two sides and each had our own sandwich, which turned out to be just the right amount of food for our foodie group. We will definitely be back!

So, they're on a check of hot chicken for a hot chicken place, so they let me right at the point that these sandwiches and byrds have something heat on it. but I guess the average joe who thinks hot cheetos are a little a little young, isn't going to get in there and get her supahot. now for those of you who are chili heads and lookin to feel the brand on the sauce away, followed by the way: I have a few sticks on my belt that cut my teeth on something heat: -howlin ray 's-howlin bww blazin -dave 's hot-cara reaper -curry house- 10 - they think best when they get a scabble sandwiches look beautiful from them know that they get my munddroolin when I have pictures of heat mirror and the last level has a crimson powdered ink on it. But listen to me, if you want to experience the heat, don't get the pyle. If they're going for a casual meal I would recommend it on the other side. at the first try this place I wanted to get something else that is not offered, so I get the sauces crispy seasoned monstrosity that is pyle in the supahot level. now I'm not sure if they noticed, but the huh to all the other ratio in my photo makes the water want more. I mean, I could say there is something heat for my huh, but I didn't really manage to investigate it because how little it was on my pyle. on the plus side it was good enough for me to eat the upper right corner, even if I had to stop making a picture. but I promise you that even the missing corner had only two pieces of chicken on it the size of my pink nail. it was kind of disappointing considering that it was almost $16 for this evil boy. the flavor combination was the only saving gnade why I pushed 4 stars instead of 3. So, if you're looking for heat, don't let the pyle get you, I think you'll get more of a chili mix if you grab a tender or a sandwich that sees you, then you'll get more chicken on that wise. in relation to the spicy I said it was below the blazin wings of buffalo wild wings. heck could be lower than her mango habanero, but I need to reassess the original as they can see the amount of supahotn that I got to try seemed less than the half of a chopped offer.

As a hot chicken fan, I found myself at Byrd's Chicken while in Redlands recently. I came in on a weekday to order a late lunch to go, and I was surprised to see several customers finishing up a meal or waiting to pick up their order during that odd time of the day. Definitely seemed to be a popular place and made a positive first impression on me due to their kind and efficient service and good food. The Redlands location of Byrd's Chicken is situated within the Von's and Trader Joe's shopping center off of Orange Street. There is ample free parking that is shared among all of the businesses in the shopping center. Upon entering the establishment, I was warmly greeted by the woman in the front taking orders. She was extremely patient with my questions and worked with the kitchen staff to ensure my order came out just the way I requested. The wait time for the food, despite other customers waiting for orders, was reasonable and the price is competitive with other spots in the area with similar offerings. My order consisted of the #2: Tenders Combo which came with two tenders, fries, and their potato salad. All chicken was ordered to Mild Spice, the level right above no spice. The chicken was cooked perfectly: fried crispy but super tender and juicy on the inside. The potato salad was great and the fries were also fried crispy with no sign of sogginess. The only small gripe I had was that the mild spice was still very spicy, especially for just being the level above no spice. I could barely finish one tender because my lips were on fire and I had tears rolling down my face from the spiciness. A level between that mild and no spice (something with just a little kick) would have been perfect for me. Byrd's Chicken in Redlands is a solid hot chicken spot in town and worth a try for any other fellow hot chicken lovers. Enjoy!