Chick-fil-A is coming to NYC

Chick-fil-A is hitting the Big Apple in a big way.

The Atlanta-based chain plans to open a stand-alone three-level, 5,000-square-foot restaurant at the corner of Sixth Avenue and W. 37th Street in Manhattan in late summer, Crain’s New York Business reported.
CHICK-FIL-A IS ON IT'S WAY!

Despite its past controversy.... It is DELICIOUS.

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Despite its past controversy.... It is DELICIOUS.

Oh, this is very true.

And those of us who grew up with Chik-fil-A never really considered the events of the past few years to actually be controversial. It was just the rest of the country catching up on old news.

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Updated On: 3/11/15 at 03:42 PM

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"Bigotry trumps deliciousness. "

I agree with you. But it is still delicious. Just the truth.

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I haven't had Chick-Fil-A in like 7 years as I actively stopped eating it. However, it really is delicious. But I just can't support it, and I hope the controversy isn't "past" but "on-going" and more people getting wise. That said, I foresee that this location will be crazy successful as it is delicious and for the small group of people who acknowledge what it stands for, they're either people don't really care about what Chick-Fil-A stands for or think them buying their product won't make a difference. There's also the First Amendment rights peeps (who don't acknowledge that people are also free to react by speaking out and informing people) who will eat it out of spite against the "PC-police", "social justice warriors" or whatever they're calling people nowadays that ruins their fun or inconveniences them in some way. But really, it'll be successful primarily because it's delicious.

The article says they will be closed on Sundays.

It is not delicious and this food is crap. That on top of everything else makes me want to pull through their drive through and make huge bogus orders. I hate this company.

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Jordan is my bestie.

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Of course, Chick-fil-A has technically been in NYC for years--they have a location in the NYU food court.

I love Chick-fil-A. Good for them. I hope whatever company Tazber works for "goes belly up asap."

Well, we all know Elton John buys Chick-fil-a by 2017 anyway.

Personally, I've never understood almost everyone's obsession with the chicken. I've always found it to have a rubbing alcohol-like aftertaste, but I'm clearly in the minority there.

I am perpetually flaccid.