Brown’s Chicken & Pasta
6801 159th St, Tinley Park, IL, 60477
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Address :
6801 159th St
Tinley Park, IL, 60477 - Phone (708) 429-0490
- Website https://www.brownschicken.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Ty A.
Can I give it zero stars????? Paid 9 dollars for 1 piece of fish a biscuit and coleslaw. When I called to say it must be some kind of mistake they assured me that it wasnt. I will never go to a browns chicken ever again.
(1)Brandi M.
I've always loved Brown's Chicken. We ordered a 10 piece bucket and it was delish. The prices were consistent with other chicken places, but I would like to see better specials to get customers in there, because the parking lot is consistently empty. As far as fish and hotdogs, I cannot comment because I've only had the delicious chicken.
(4)Wayne A.
Do you like chicken sole covered in cardboard on a bed of brown lettuce? If so, this place is definitely for you. The chicken sandwich was a very thin and dry like shoe leather, the skin coating was camel colored, thin and tasted like cardboard, the lettuce was all ribbing and brown--yuk! It sure didn't look like the picture which had a pump piece of chicken on a sesame seed bun (mine was plain). The whole experience reminded me of the scene from the movie Falling Down with the whammy burger. Luckily for them, I went through the drive-thru.
(1)Matt H.
Families favorite chicken. Since Orland one closed we frequent here. Great Chicken and everything else we order is delicious too. I prefer cold chicken
(4)Alice C.
This place would be better if it had different employees. There is only one guy there that is a sweetheart, and will have a conversation with you. (I don't know his name. He is black if that helps) The other employees are not very welcoming, mostly teenage girls. They also tend to mess up your order, so ALWAYS check your bag before you leave. One time I asked for the chicken sandwich with no mayo, extra lettuce and tomato. I came home with a chicken sandwich with mayo, no tomatoes, or lettuce.
(3)John B.
On Sept. 1-2015 at 3:30 pm. I ordered a ten piece chicken and 2 beef sandwiches 10 minutes later I'm at home I'm ready to get my grub on. The chicken was cold and dry like from the day before. The two beef sandwiches bread was as hard as a taco shell WTF!!! So I give the chicken to my Bengal cats they would not touch it. I think I was given old chicken that was microwaved. AVOID THIS BROWNS CHICKEN I WASTED $24.00 HERE. THIS IS WHAT FAST FOOD HAS BECOME IN THE USA. This Browns will be out of business soon less than a year?
(1)Karl O.
I was told 15 minute wait for chicken. Yeah no. Another time I walked in about a half hour before they opened to order. They told me they weren't open. Why was the door open? Didn't Palatine teach them anything?
(1)Chanel L.
I had a great experience at Brown's. The food was amazing and the establishment was clean and well kept. The employee's were of wonderful help in recommending the most popular dishes. I will for sure be back!
(4)Jason A.
Driving by I saw a sign "hot dogs the Chicago way." So I figured -- against my better judgement -- I'd give it a try. No sport peppers + No celery salt = Not a Chicago style hot dog! Also got buffalo wings, which were drenched in a mild, flavorless sauce that did nothing but make the breading mushy.
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