Nashville Guru names Party Fowl as one of the best places in Nashville for hot chicken.
Read MoreAside from hanging out in the many several historic districts and checking out local distilleries, MANkind recommends you "Eat some food" as a must do in Nashville.
Read MoreThis article includes a list of the top three Southern cities for epic bachelorette parties. Nashville is included in the list, and Party Fowl is mentioned as a place to go for the city’s legendary hot chicken.
Read MoreParty Fowl was included in an online article on Flavor & The Menu and features 12 different ways to satisfy diners’ appetite for heat. Party Fowl is included at number six, under the category ‘Nashville Hot.’ The article specifically highlights the Brunch for Two and the Hot Chicken & Stuffed French Toast.
Read MoreParty Fowl was included in an article on Prepared Foods. The article, titled “2017 Restaurant Menu Trends” identifies eight trends driving food service menus. Party Fowl is included under the “Next-Level Nacho” trend.
Read More"Whether you're closing out the evening with a fancy nightcap or just getting the party started with a boozy bushwhacker, wet your whistle with one of our favorite cocktails around town. Our go-to guide is organized by liquor of choice."
Read More"This summer we went up to Nashville a couple of times for sporting events. Nashville is our favorite weekend getaway spot. It isn't a far drive and there are SO many great places to eat! I made sure that we tried some new places on each trip. The first new place we tried was Party Fowl Hot Chicken."
Read More"During the Music City episode of Fluffy’s Food Adventures, John Rich and “Big Kenny” Alphin teach Iglesias about the Nashville staple that is hot chicken. Turns out, their favorite comes from Party Fowl — and they like to wash it down with a little moonshine."
Read MoreNominations are now open for the Nashville Scene's "Best of Nashville" awards, covering everything from the best places to eat and drink in the city to the best in art and culture.
Read MoreParty Fowl Executive Chef Bart Pickens brings his 33 years of culinary experience to Nashville’s newest hot chicken concept where he has introduced Music City to a level of heat known as “poultrygeist.” He helped create the menu back in 2014 and has been evolving its options ever since.
Read MoreScheduled to open this November, the new Nashville Hot Chicken restaurant will be located at 127 SE Broad Street in the downtown area of Murfreesboro.
Read MoreThe Party Fowl Riunite Rita was featured in the Brentwood Homepage as one of the best summer cocktails to try in Nashville.
Read MoreIn the wake of its recent announcement to open a store in Donelson, Party Fowl reveals plans to expand once again bringing the heat to Murfreesboro, TN.
Read More“Whether you’re craving New England seafood Benedicts, Southern biscuits stuffed with shrimp and grits, or eggs smothered in Southwestern chile sauce, here are 50 states’ worth of best brunch bets.”
Read MoreParty Fowl, the popular hot chicken restaurant in the Gulch, has announced plans to expand and open a second location at 2620 Lebanon Pike in the spring of 2018.
Read MoreThe Catfish Po’ Boy at Party Fowl comes with Mississippi farm-raised catfish on a French baguette with tomato, lettuce and pickled.
Read MoreResidents of Donelson will now be able to enjoy Nashville hot chicken closer to home. Party Fowl, the popular hot chicken restaurant in the Gulch, has announced plans to expand and open a second location at 2620 Lebanon Pike in the spring of 2018.
Read More"When the weather heats up, guests look to frozen drinks to cool down. Consumers today are more knowledgeable about spirits and cocktails and they’re more adventurous and willing to try new beverages. So some bar and restaurant operators are going beyond the standard frozen Margaritas and Mudslide."
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a way to spice up your celebrations, you may just be in luck thanks to a new partnership between local drink mixer manufacturer Walker Feed Co. and Gulch-area hot chicken restaurant Party Fowl.
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