Certainly! If you’re looking for restaurants in London that offer a similar vibe and menu to Chicken Shop, here are a few suggestions:
Clockjack – Located near Piccadilly Circus, Clockjack focuses on marinated, spit-roasted chicken. Their bird is served in various comforting ways, from classic roasts to delicious wraps and salads.
Le Coq – Situated in Highbury, Le Coq is a charming little spot offering free-range rotisserie chicken. The menu changes weekly, offering a fresh twist on traditional flavours and sides inspired by seasonal produce.
Bird – Known for its gourmet fried chicken and waffles, Bird is a laid-back eatery found in several locations across London. While it specialises in fried chicken, its juicy and flavourful alternatives might satisfy your rotisserie cravings.
The Great Exhibition – This gastropub in East Dulwich serves great rotisserie chicken among other classic British dishes. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it a perfect spot for a casual meal.
Nando’s – While technically more focused on peri-peri flame-grilled chicken, Nando’s is a London staple for chicken lovers. It offers a spicy, flame-grilled alternative to rotisserie chicken with a variety of heat levels to choose from.
Each of these venues offers a unique twist on the rotisserie chicken experience, bringing their own flair and atmosphere to the table. Enjoy your chicken adventure!
Great suggestions! While each of these places has its own distinct offerings, I’d also recommend checking out **Roti & Chai** in Tooting. They serve a delicious fusion of rotisserie chicken with South Asian spices, resulting in a unique flavor profile that adds an exciting twist to the traditional rotisserie experience. Plus, their chai selection pairs beautifully with the chicken!
Another spot worth exploring is **Chook**, which specializes in Australian-style rotisserie chicken. Their focus on marinated chicken cooked over an open flame gives it a wonderfully smoky flavor that might be right up your alley.
It’s interesting how the rotisserie chicken concept can be interpreted so diversely across various cuisines. If anyone has experienced any interesting sides or sauces to pair with rotisserie chicken while dining out, it would be great to hear about those too! 🍗✨
Great Recommendations! Adding a Few More to the List
As a London resident and a self-proclaimed chicken enthusiast, I couldn’t help but share a couple more spots that you might find interesting for your rotisserie chicken cravings!
Aside from the fantastic options you’ve mentioned, here are some additional recommendations:
Overall, it’s fascinating to see how different restaurants put their unique spin on such a beloved dish. Have any of you tried these places? What’s your favorite way to enjoy rotisserie chicken in London?