Maryland Friend Chicken

The Difference is Delicious!

Weekly Specials

2$ Tuesday

Two piece dark (Thigh & Leg)

While supplies last

5$ Friday

Two piece dark with Cabbage, Rice, and Gravy

From $2.50

Mini Chicken Boxes

Served Hot!

Served with your choice of sides, biscuit & honey (when available)

Seafood Dinners

Served Hot!

Served with your choice of sides, biscuit & honey (when available)

Our Reviews

"Thanks once again for a delicious lunch. Every single thing was hot and tasty. My pully breasts were so juicy and tender and as always that sweet potato casserole is addictive."
Kimberly A.
"This is the BEST fried chicken in Augusta GA! Let's talk about it! Everything they serve down to the sweet tea is EXCELLENT!"
Nicole H.
"I've been coming here since the 80s. It's a small town favorite. It's in the hood but the staff is very kind and the food is always good."
Sheffie R.
"1st time here. I drive by every couple of weeks. Ckn good slaw good cobbler very good. Thank you"
Gerald G.
"Great customer service the food was delicious placed my order waited a mere 5 minutes will definitely come back to Maryland fried chicken"
Timothy B.
"The best friend chicken on this side of heaven. I hadn't eaten here in over 20 years and its still good."
Jayjay B.
"Amazing food. Worth it. Staff is super sweet and nice as well. Cute little place. Definitely will keep coming back!"
Hollie Y.
"Listen! Me and mom been going every week now! She gets the sweet potato casserole with her 3 piece pulley meal."
Yolanda H.

About MFC

Since the days of Mary Randolph, perhaps no one has done more to make “Maryland fried chicken” a familiar term than Albert Constantine, actually a native of nearby Wilmington, Del.

The Difference is Delicious

“I hear it’s a good way of life,” he says. “I guess for a lot of people, the chicken represents that.”

The perfect place for fried chicken!

After moving to Florida in 1959, Constantine, then 39, decided to become a restaurateur. With only “$2,500 and good credit,” he bought a place in the Orlando area, dubbed it Constantine’s, and served a traditional full menu.

Two years later, another newcomer appeared on the local dining scene–an honorary Kentucky colonel named Harland Sanders. “He had a line outside his store every day and all day Sunday,” Constantine complains. “I figured I could do business like that too.”

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Location

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Address

123 Fifth Avenue, New York,
NY 10160