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165 Seventh Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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Daily, 11am-10pm
2, 3 at Grand Army Plaza; B, Q at Seventh Ave.
$2-$11.95
Cash Only
Prospect Park West to Fourth Ave., St. Johns Pl. to 18th St.
Fried chicken is all the rage these days (guests at Andrew Carmellini’s first Fried Chicken Live dinner last night were said to include Rachael Ray, Hugh Jackman, and others), but Chickadee Chick is boldly opting to grill. This diminutive storefront specializes in free-range chicken that’s butterflied, steeped in a lemongrass marinade overnight, and set on a char grill that’s visible to customers and passersby. The chicken is sold by the whole, half, or quarter, and you can also get “bon bon wings” in spicy chili sauce. When we stopped in, the place was still getting off the ground, so don’t be surprised if you end up waiting at one of the school desks outside (unless you want to eat at one of them, the tiny nook is strictly take-out), or if they haven’t yet figured out how to work the custard machine (never mind about choosing between single dip and double dip).
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