Chicken Salad Chick Has Come To Warren County

MASON, OH -- A few weeks ago I was introduced to Chicken Salad Chick located at 6209 Snider Road, Mason. And, as a chicken salad lover, it was just my type of place.

Going in the door, do check the menu and if you don’t like chicken don’t bother to go in. It is ALL chicken... ALL the time. (Ok, there is Egg Salad, which eggs come from chickens and Pimento Cheese also available!) This being said, let’s dive into the particulars.

On any given day, there are 12 varieties of chicken salad on the menu, plus a “special”. We tried the MAUI MAMA (summer special with pineapple in it) and the CRANBERRY KELLI (with cranberries and almonds). . Both were delicious. One side was chicken poblano soup and the other was pasta salad, both acceptable, but not out of the ordinary. 

There are choices... getting the chicken salad as a sandwich or “scoops” if you prefer. Also, on the menu are soups, salads and chips. Desserts are homestyle layer cake slices.

The best “deal” for lunch is The Chick Special, which is a scoop or a sandwich, one side and an iced cookie. This is $9.99. Your drink is extra at $2.99. We opted to split a large piece of white chocolate layer cake, which was $5.99. (It was really wonderful!) The bill before tax and tip was $31.94 for 2 lunches, 2 beverages and a piece of cake.

The small restaurant has quick service. Carryout is available, and they have a “pick up window.” Although crowded, we easily found a table and seating in one of the side rooms. A Christian radio station played music and talk while we ate. Note: There is a children’s menu with PB and J and other “kid friendly” options in case junior isn’t big on chicken salad!

We didn’t know that this was a national chain restaurant until we got home. While there is only one in Warren County, there are currently 3 others in the area: Cincinnati has two— Western Hills and Oakley and Dayton has one —Centerville.

For hours and information: www.ChickenSaladChick.com

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