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Chicken Salad Chick will open new location in Wesley Chapel this month

You can win free chicken salad for a year at the location's grand opening on July 20.

By Molly Ryan on Wed, Jul 6, 2022 at 4:49 pm

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Chicken Salad Chick will open new location in Wesley Chapel this month

Photo via Chicken Salad Chick Tampa, FL/ Facebook

It's safe to say Tampa Bay is becoming a hub for all-things-chicken, and as the country's only fast-casual chicken salad chain, it makes perfect sense for Chicken Salad Chick to continue to grow in the area.

This month, Tampa Chicken Salad Chick franchisees will open their fifth location in Wesley Chapel, at 25038 Wesley Chapel Blvd., on July 20. The chain already already has eight locations across Tampa Bay, including Brandon, Lutz, and North and South Tampa.

According to a press release, the first 100 customers at the location's grand opening will receive free chicken salad for a year. The first guest in line, which opens at 8 a.m., will receive one large large chicken salad per week for 52 weeks, and the next 99 guests will receive one large large chicken salad per month for 12 months.

Through July 23, the location will host daily giveaways where each day's first 50 guests get chances to win promotional items like tumblers and tote bags.

Known for, you guessed it, chicken salad, the chain offers over a dozen flavors of the dish as well as salads, soups, sandwiches, sides like pimento cheese dip and more.

Its first location opened in Alabama in 2007, and Chicken Salad Chick has grown to have around 220 locations across 17 states. Wesley Chapel will be 31st Chicken Salad Chick location to open in the Sunshine State.