Love & Honey Fried Chicken Plans To Expand Into Delaware
The famous Philly food spot is looking to grow as Love & Honey fried chicken plans to expand into Delaware.
In an Instagram post, Love & Honey said “We’re so excited to announce that we are now franchising! If you or someone you know is interested in opening a Love & Honey Fried Chicken, please click the link in our bio for more information! Join our Fried Chicken Family! ”
The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that the owners plan on having as many as 6 new locations including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.
Laura and Todd Lyons applied their culinary skills and techniques to create a southern-style fried chicken concept that was more than fast-food back in 2017, and during the pandemic decided it was time to expand.
The Front Street restaurant has had TONS of praise over the years.
The Today Show called their fried chicken some the best in America.
“It’s brined for 8 hours before being fried in small batches. They also buy their chicken from farms that don’t use steroids or antibiotics. Customers are willing to wait upwards of 40 minutes for this chicken which is “dredged” in buttermilk, seasoned and then fried in canola and corn oil blend. It’s finished with a touch of honey, hence the name” The Today Show said about Love & Honey’s chicken.
The Food Network has also sung the praises of the chicken joint highlighting the way they finish off each piece of chicken with honey to add a sweet-meets-salty element to the dish.
From tenders to wings to family meals, Love & Honey has a ton of offerings.
They even have sandwiches like the Biscuit Jawn which is your choice of our classic Buttermilk Fried Chicken Breast or Nashville Hot Chicken Breast, Hot Pepper Jelly, and Pimento Cheese Spread, on their house made buttery flakey biscuit!
The famous Philly food spot is looking to grow as Love & Honey fried chicken plans to expand into Delaware.
Happiest Cities In The Delaware Region
#7 Columbia, MD
COLUMBIA, MD – DECEMBER 09: A general view of the atmosphere during a visit from Torrey Smith and Chanel Smith at PANDORA at Columbia Mall on December 9, 2014 in Columbia, Maryland. (Photo by Teresa Kroeger/Getty Images for PANDORA)
About 80 miles away from Wilmington, DE, Columbia Maryland ranks high in Emotonal and Physical well-being.
#32 Jersey City, NJ
JERSEY CITY, NJ – APRIL 06: With the New York City skyline in the background, immigration reform advocates participate in a “Time is Now” rally for immigration reform on April 6, 2013 in Jersey City, New Jersey. Labor unions and immigration reform advocacy organizations held the event at Liberty State Park to urge Congress to find a path to American citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Just over the river from NYC, Jersey City also ranks well in emotional and physical well being. The city is one of the most diverse in the entire country. JC is known for the many luxury high rise riverfront condos.
#50 Washington, DC
What DC lacks in income and employment, he gets high marks on emotional and physical well being.
#100 Wilmington, DE
Our home! In this survey, Wilmington ranks best in community and environment. Actually we come in at #17 when just ranked on community and environment. Wilmington is seen as a caring city, with low hate crime incidents, good weather and many acres of parkland.
#125 Newark, NJ
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Fun things to do in Newark, NJ include the Newark Museum of Art, The New Jersey Performing Arts Center and there are fun festivals and culinary experiences in the Ironbound neighborhood.
#148 Philadelphia, PA
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Right up I95 from Delaware of course and it’s also fun to visit. However in this survey Philly got low marks on emotional and physical well-being, as the city struggles to control gun violence.
#149 Dover, DE
DOVER, DE – JUNE 20: A general view of atmosphere during day 2 of the Firefly Music Festival on June 20, 2014 in Dover, Delaware. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Firefly Music Festival)
Delaware’s capital city, Dover scores highest on “community and environment”.
#150 Baltimore, MD
BALTIMORE, MD – DECEMBER 01: An aerial view of Baltimore City skyline on December 1, 2016 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
As we get lower on the happy cities list, we notice these communities struggling in multiple areas. Baltimore challenge in this survey is income and employment issues.
