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Little General Opens Four Chester's Restaurants in West Virginia

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February 13, 2013 // Franchising.com // Birmingham, AL  - Chester's announces four Chester's locations in Little General convenience stores throughout Southern West Virginia located in Alderson, Pinch, Omar, and Barboursville. All four locations have friendly local employees serving the best fried chicken around for lunch and dinner.

Deliciously crispy on the outside, tender and flavorful on the inside, Chester's Chicken is marinated, double hand breaded, and cooked to golden perfection. Little General will be serving Chester's full menu of delicious bone-in chicken, tenders and boneless wings, as well as a variety of classic side dishes such as their signature potato wedges, buttermilk biscuits, green beans, and coleslaw.

"We chose Chester's because of the taste and quality of their chicken, as well as the value it gives our customers," says Brian Wangh, Director of Retail with Little General.

Brenda Ward, Area Developer with Chester's International states, "Customers love the great value Chester's brought to the Barbousville area. Little General's opening of four locations, proves that Chester's is a program that works."

About Chester's

Chester's a leader of quick serve restaurant (QSR) concepts with more than 2,000 Chester Fried licensed and Chester's franchised locations. Chester's offers high quality, great tasting products, flexible size and store layout options, training and support. Chester's uses only fresh chicken that is specially marinated and double-breaded using a proprietary family recipe and offers bone-in, tenders and potato wedges as well as sandwiches, wraps, salads, breakfast and sides. For more information, please visit our Web site at: www.chestersinternational.com.

SOURCE Chester's

Media Contact:

Kaycie Nix
Chester's International
205-777-6865
kaycien@chestersinternational.com
www.chestersinternational.com

 

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