Photo: Courtesy of 400 Degrees Hot Chicken
Hot chicken and Music City go together like three chords and the truth. Several restaurants around town pay homage to the original Nashville delicacy. Here are five places to start your own hot chicken journey.
1. Prince's
Why it stands out: Open for over a century, Prince's is widely recognized as Nashville's original hot chicken stop.
- South Nashville: 5814 Nolensville Pike Ste. 110, open Monday-Saturday 11am-10pm.
- Assembly Food Hall: 5055 Broadway Place, open Monday-Wednesday 10am-10pm, Thursday 10am-11pm, Friday-Saturday 10am-1am, Sunday 10am-11pm.
2. Bolton's Famous Hot Chicken
Why it stands out: Bolton's gives customers the courtesy of choosing from six different spice levels, from non-spicy to extra hot.
Address: 624 Main St.
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 11am-7pm.
3. 400 Degrees
Why it stands out: 400 degrees is the name for the hottest spice level offered.
Address: 3704 Clarksville Pike
Hours: Tuesday-Friday 11am-3pm, Saturday 12-4pm.
4. Bishop's
Why it stands out: The family behind Bishop's Meat & Three (which serves more than just hot chicken) also powers the juggernaut Hattie B’s, which is probably the most popular hot chicken destination for tourists and residents alike.
Address: 3065 Mallory Ln Ste. 115; Franklin
Hours: Monday-Saturday 11am-8pm, Sunday 10:30am-2:30pm.
5. Party Fowl
Why it stands out: There are multiple ways you can enjoy Party Fowl's hot chicken including in a quesadilla, street tacos, po boy, Cuban sandwich and tenders.
- See their hours and locations here.
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