Slim Chickens Franchisee Opens Another Location In Florida
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Slim Chickens Franchisee Opens Another Location In Florida

Slim Chickens Franchisee Opens Another Location In Florida

Chris McMillan has just opened his newest Slim Chickens location in the Sunshine State, this time in Pensacola, Florida. It marks his third location with the “better chicken” brand following his second restaurant opening earlier this year. His other two Slim Chickens restaurants are in Panama City and Lynn Haven.

McMillan has more than two decades of experience in the restaurant industry and is excited to be growing his Slim Chickens portfolio in Florida.

“After a successful opening in Lynn Haven last month, we are very excited to bring our third panhandle Slim Chickens location to Pensacola,” said McMillian. “The brand is known for bringing the community together with its southern hospitality and food, and we’re excited to share that with Pensacola. My back-to-back openings were made possible by the support of the Slim Chickens corporate team and the resources they provide to help us take care of our customers.”

McMillan’s new Slim Chickens location in Pensacola will bring another 75 jobs to the city.

Published: April 6th, 2021

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