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Really liked the chicken at Prince’s,
the service, much less so. Hattie B’s is a newcomer that comes with
some upside to amenities and service. For me though…the hot in the
chicken, the breading on the chicken, and the chicken itself is
good, but it ain’t Prince’s. |
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Theirs comes in the following heat levels… SOUTHERN-no heat; MILD OR
MEDIUM-touch of burn; HOT!-feel the heat; DAMN HOT!!-fire starter;
and SHUT THE CLUCK UP!!!-burn notice. We ordered leg thigh quarter
southern, breast wing quarter medium, and hot chicken sandwich damn
hot. I’ll give some space for not as crispy since we took out to
avoid the line. Not as tasty is something else. There was plenty of
heat, but it didn’t move past the heat into the layers of flavors
which made the competition stand out.
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 Didn't Carry The Texture Or Flavor Of The Competitors |
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 But Hotter Didn't Bring More Flavor, Just Heat |
 And Everything Got Lost In The Sandwich |
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The sides were alright but the fries needed the dusting they had a
Prince’s, the mac and cheese was
pimento cheese an interesting touch, with pretty standard potato
salad and slaw. The banana pudding with nilla wafers and all was
another nice touch of the south. Good stuff, but if back, I’ll go
back to Prince’s…but I’ll call
ahead. |
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 Simple Slaw |
 Peppery Pimento Mac & Cheese |
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 Rich But Plain Tater Salad |
 Southern Culture On The Skids, Banana Pudding |
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