Nashville Hot Chicken at Chicken Fire
After stints at À La Cart and East End Market, Chicken Fire owner Kwame Boakye says big things are in store for his Nashville hot chicken concept. We take that to mean either his food truck will roll into a permanent parking space somewhere or Chicken Fire will finally go brick-and-mortar. No matter the outcome, Boakye's sure to continue making flames burst out of the yaps of his patrons. Even an oxymoronic "mild" hot chicken can peel the skin off your palate, but the "hot"? Or "hot x 2"? Or "hot infinity"? POOF!
Food & Drink: Best of Orlando 2020
Food & Drink
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2nd: Pig Floyd's Urban Barbakoa
3rd: Bubbalou's Bodacious BBQ
1st: The Hammered Lamb
2nd: Maxine's on Shine
3rd: Santiago's Bodega
1st: Santiago's Bodega
2nd: Maxine's on Shine
3rd: Briarpatch
1st: Teak Neighborhood Grill
2nd: Beth's Burger Bar
3rd: Hamburger Mary's
1st: DaJen Eats
2nd: Zaza New Cuban Diner
3rd: Caribbean Sunshine Bakery
1st: LaSpada's Original Cheesesteaks & Hoagies, laspadas.com
2nd: Kappy's Subs
3rd: Cavo's Bar & Kitchen
