Cluck Kitchen in Redlands

The guy at the counter was super helpful as it was my first time. I ordered the light spicy Nashville hot chicken sandwich and it was just the right amount of spice (basically regular spicy). The sandwich was absolute perfection with a tender chicken fillet with an even ratio to the slaw and pickles. There arerestaurants I’ve been to who were cheap on the slaw/pickles, so I appreciate Cluck Kitchen for making it the way it should be. The bacon potato salad was also super tasty and helped with the spice, though next time I would totally get a side of extra slaw instead. Overall, excellent food and service, and would totally come back.

The Mac and cheese is some of the best Ive tasted in a commercial kitchen. Food is cooked to order so it takes a little longer to prepare. Not a lot of indoor seating. Friendly staff. Beware of peanut oil use if you have allergies. Food is pricy.

The most delicious, huge nuggets made from chicken thighs, not pressed and formed. You can order 5 levels of spiciness. All their food is made fresh. Nothing is precooked. Their fried pickles are to die for. So good. Waffle fries are very good as well. You cant go wrong here unless you order your chicken extra hot! I highly recommend this place if you are in or around Mountain Grove Center.

Absolutely delicious!!We had the Nashville hot medium spice sandwich, and its absolutely delicious. Perfect level of spice.The waffle fries and street corn fritters are the perfect sides.The croissant beignets are perfect!We are for sure coming back.I may even say I might just prefer Cluck over Chick-fil-A.

I got the 2 pc. Chicken Tender combo that comes with slices of pickles, a slice of bread, and waffle fries. Presentation wise, the meal looks good. As for the taste, everything was delicious. If you love spicy food, go for the extra hot that has ghost pepper or the cluck with the reaper! The intensity was there for sure, though the chicken still had a great crunch and juicy. My only letdown is that there is barely any place to dine in as this place is meant for eating out in the main plaza or takeout.

Not a place to eat inside, only one sit down table. Got the regular fried chicken sandwich. Large and very flavourful. Also got the fried pickles, many to share for the $5 price. The homemaid ranch was very good. I love homemade ranch, very dilly! But I enjoy that flavor. The mac and cheese was lack luster and had a feel more of kraft single cheese. Service and time of readiness was great.

For a chicken 🐔 restaurant, this one is very expensive. For a family of four it was +$80. Not the place you would come to on a budget and certainly not the food you would expect to drop $80 on.They have a small selection of chicken options but have several side options, which sets it apart from Canes. Everything is made to order. Our food took about 10 minutes. One plus is they offer alcohol. They have their own Cluckin beer as well as domestic can and bottle options. Priced from $4-9 its not too bad.Now for the food. This is what we ordered:Chicken tenders mild-large pieces, one order can easily feed two people. Good breading, minimal spices comes with a thick slice of bread and half dozen pickle slices.Chicken classic sandwich- Very good sandwich. Chicken is crispy and juicy. Their buns are slightly toasted and buttered.Waffle fries-Not too bad, Chick Fil A fries are betterFried pickles-Amazing. Thats all I have to say about thatStreet corn fritters-Dont waste your $$. Not good (in my opinion). It looks like that awesome Hush Puppies you used to get at Long John Silver but they dont taste good.Overall the food and ordering experience was good. However because of the high $$ for food, I will not be coming back.

I have a chicken addiction and this place hits the spot for sure. Huge portions for the prices. Batter stayed crispy at room temp hours after pickup. Their spice blend (Hot) had depth and was interesting compared to the usual cayenne/vinegar combo. High quality food and service overall. Thanks

Ive been wanting to come here for a while and I finally did today. I think the closest thing to compare this to would be Daves Hot Chicken and so thats actually what Im going to do.Service and Price:I have nothing bad to say about the service because it was pretty straightforward, I went in and ordered my food and they gave it to me quickly and that was that no problem. I ordered the two tender meal with a drink and it came out to be a little bit more than $16. In comparison, Daves Hot Chicken for the two tender is a little over $14. Im assuming because this is a small chain or maybe even just a single storefront operation they have higher overall costs, but I still dont think it excuses the high price point. Almost $20 for two chicken tenders is just a bit much even in our overly inflated economy.Environment:Definitely nothing to write home about, just a few tables on the inside and really plain Decor nothing special about this place. I just chose to eat outside in the public area instead.Food:I ordered the mild spice chicken tenders and the flavor profile on the spice was actually quite nice. It had quite a bit of spice even for mild and also this hint of sweetness that I really enjoyed, but the chicken itself was not great. The breading was hard and the chicken was dry. I added the spicy cue sauce and that helped a little bit with the dryness, but overall it was definitely lacking. Daves Hot Chicken is always soft and tender chicken with a slightly crispy breading. It could have just been the cook over frying things today, but because this is the experience I have Im going to say it how it is. Additionally it shows waffle fries on their menu, but I got shoe string fries that were again overcooked and even seemed a little old. No seasoning on the fries whatsoever and just a really pathetic sample. I took a picture of them and posted those here.Obviously the main reason to eat anywhere is to eat and the star of the show was definitely a d rated actor. Pretty disappointed and wont be coming back here again.

Chicken was fairly flavorful and crispy. Fried pickles were a highlight as well. Be warned that chicken fingers are large so someone without a giant appetite may be able to share (my daughter and I should have).Fingers come with a slice of bread that is not worth even mentioning and plain pickles. Sides are about $4 - $5 extra.We tried a variety of sides: waffle fries (just ok), fried pickles (good), Mac n cheese (blah), and street corn fritters (bland, pass).Bottom line is our meal for 2 adults and 2 teenagers was just under $100. Although the taste wasnt bad, it wasnt anything to write home about and to be honest, I would consider it expensive for chicken. Not really worth it.