B.B.Y. Chicken and Carry Out — Restaurant in Dixon Township

Holy fried chicken! This place knows what they're doing and its worth the trek to Dixon to sample their delights. Their chicken is super crispy and delightful and the breading is not heavy or soggy at all, even when reheated the next day. Try their house made bbq sauce, super unusual, but goes really well in the chicken (but inly the chicken). Plus they really shine with the other menu items. Try the catfish bites (or do they call them tenders?) but the order is enough for two! Loved them with and without hot sauce. Also really liked the fried cauliflower we tried. Service was friendly and has a really nice small town diner vibe. The owner was in there working the phone orders and chatting with customers while they waited. Be prepared to wait as they make all chicken to order and it takes about 20 minutes, but I only see that as a plus! You can call ahead if you need to. Only a very small dining area so if you're there on a busy night and from out of town, be prepared to eat in the car. The biggest issue is the parking, not the easiest place to get into, but definitely worth it! Also I believe they...

Looking at the menu, I thought it was rather costly. I got the kid's chicken tenders at $9.95 and a full order of onion rings for $3.65. A half order was $3.25. It appears to be family owned. There is counter seating as well as 5 or 6 booths. When my order was called, I was surprised to see a grocery sized paper bag. Upon inspection, there were 4 generously sized tenders and a baked potato. The picture shows 3. Very crispy, lots of white meat. The onion rings were lightly battered and delicately crisped yet sturdy. The portion size was generous. Two hearty eaters would be satisfied. BBY Chicken is definitely a n establishment to go out of...

This has to be the worst experience ever. The place reeks. Then when we ordered, the obese owner claimed I was being cheap for not ordering more. Then after waiting 25 minutes, they charged me over $12 more than they should have. When I questioned it, they said we were charged $2 for each cup of tap water they gave us even after I told them we had bottled water with us. I said we'll give back the tap water, so they agreed to reduce the price by $3. After I told them that's still not right, a waitress claimed I was acting like a difficult Walmart customer she deals with. That was it, I walked out. ...