Party Fowl

I need to report an assault! Seriously though, the Hot Chicken Po’Boy isn’t messing around. If you do not specify (order up did not give us the option) you get the «Nashville Hot» level of spicy. It’s uncomfortably spicy. My coworkers and I ordered it today and there was coughing, sweating, and crying all around. Ok so it wasn’t INEDIBLE but I will definitely never order it at work again. Piggy chips are awesome and their chicken is always perfectly crispy fried. I’m a general fan but wish someone had warned me about the spice! Side note, I like spicy things and order spicy food often. This sandwich really surprised me. If you order it, wear chapstick. The bar is a great place to watch a game.

Went here for brunch. Very well done design with all the right things even down to the detail of the décor. We had the hot chicken biscuit and the smoked chicken frittata. Bloody Mary was very good as well. Staff was very friendly.

Meh… We ordered the fried chicken, collards greens, slaw, and piggy chips. I didn’t hate it. I definitely won’t order the slaw again. The collards were OK. The chips were nothing to write home about, and the chicken was OK. For the price, I won’t do it again. I had the hot chicken once and it was good, but I think this one ruined it for me.

This was a try it out stop for us in Nashville. Menu looks incredible but execution not so much. They did call to tell us the brunch menu wouldn’t be offered but when we got there limited menu meant 1 app, one main, one soup and chicken and dumplings. About ¹⁄₈ of the regular menu and not sure how brunch had anything to do with the menu that did exists. Ok… Limited but could still be good. It better be good. It was not. The chicken and dumplings were 1 and ½ spoons of dumpling and 4 hunks of chicken in a watery and overly greasy and salty thin broth. Terrible and definitely my chicken and dumplings. The chicken tenders only had fries as a side option and were terrible. Like frozen tenders. The jack Daniels lollipops were the best of the bunch. 6 for 16 $ and the menu said veggies included. I verified that veggies were included. When they came out. Nada. Waiter slopped down 7 carrot sticks when I asked. No way I would come back to try the other things that drew us there originally like chicken livers! If they can’t get signature dishes right w a limited menu, l at 50 $ no way to drop the dough again.

Pretty good Hot chicken but the Ranch Dressing is off the chain. Definitely helped boost the meal. Good service also!
— Ranch Connoisseur

Looks good from the outside but waiting time was ridiculous, bird dogs had no flavor, chicken and dumplings were just thrown together, the food was bland and we shouldn’t have drove 400 miles for that.

It was our second time eating there
And I will say we really liked the food and atmosphere until we watched one of the waiters /​bartenders clipping their finger nails behind the bar… (The guy with the forearm tats) After watching the nails fly everywhere and everyone act like that was a normal thing to do In a place where people are eating… We paid our bill… Left and will not be back

Weird place, food is OK to good, nice selection of craft beers. Told 1 hr wait, seated in 12 minutes, entrees out in 20 min but no selection of desert, was told out of deserts all gone st 7:45, must of been trying to us in and out.

Really good service. We went on a game night and sat at the bar to avoid the wait. Go with the heat levels as they suggest. My boyfriend went with the medium even though the bartender suggested it was a little more on the hot side that day. He regretted it later. I found the sauce to be tasty without being overpowering. He had the chicken and beignets and liked it, I had chicken nachos which were good in theory but ended up just picking the chicken off the top it was so good

Food is just okay. Service was horrible! I came here on a Sunday night and it was moderately busy. A party of seven of us sat at the bar to wait for a table but as soon as we got drinks our table was ready, so we just stayed at the bar instead. Big mistake. The bartender was so short with us from being «busy.»
I wanted a mojito but they couldn’t make one. The bartender just gave me a blank look when I asked her for a recommendation. I ended up with a too strong moscow mule. I got a wedge salad and mild wings. The salad was fine but the wings were just eh. They were super meaty but I did not like the mild rub at all. It was just super boring and flavorless. This is the second time I’d been here. I’d do the B&B again instead as I did the first time.

Seriously delicious. My boyfriend is a big fan of *HOT* chicken. While he is a diehard Bolton’s fan, we’ve been wanting to try out Party Fowl. Last night we stopped in and shared a the Hot Chicken B&B with mac and cheese. I am a mac and cheese fiend and it was absolutely delicious! We ordered ‘nashville hot’ which is habanero with ghost pepper reduction sauce. It was what I image ‘hot’ should be. A nice level of heat, but with a really nice flavor. The beignets were really tasty – although, being from Louisiana, they were not exactly the classic beignet. More doughy than the actual New Orleans style, but nonetheless they were delicious.
The only downside to this place is the parking situation. There is virtually no parking lot so bank on using their free valet service. Problem for us is that we ride a motorcycle so we had to get creative.

The food here is absolutely tremendous. The Nashville Hot tenders are very hot but they maintain tons of flavor.
I sat and watched meal after meal be served around me and I was jealous of what other people were getting. I would try everything on the menu.
I went during lunch so I couldn’t indulge, but their beer selection is great. I will definitely be back.

After reading the good reviews we came in here on a Saturday night. Love this place! Our server was amazing — friendly, knowledgable and fun. We had the mac n cheese, chicken lollipops and chicken scratch salad. They were all great! Good atmosphere and its of TVs to watch the football games. Definitely recommend.

Just rolled into Nashville and had to stop here. Friend of the family manages it. Of course we had to try everything on the menu. I wanted the hot chicken. Was forced to get a margarita with Lambrusco and it was amazing. So many good and drinks to choose from. We had an array of appetizers and I finally was able to taste the hot chicken and it was amazing. We will surely visit again when we are in the area.

I had lunch here and the place is really fun. I head the chicken Nashville style in medium spice and it was really hot for me but super tasty.
I wish I could have gotten back to try it again if I make it back I will be back there for sure.

One of my friends had Party Fowl on her Nashville «To Do» List and I’m super glad we stopped by! I was a bit weary about parking — it was raining pretty hard and I did NOT want to get drenched walking from wherever I was able to find a spot. I was super happy to see that they have Free Valet Parking! HELL YES.
We were here in between traditional meal hours — the place only had 3 – 4 other parties while we were there around 3−4pm. I’m not mad at that. We had great service and everyone was very friendly.
I split the medium B&B — Breasts and Beignets. I like a little sweet with my meat. Delicious. The beignets were cinnamon-​y and the breasts were tender.
Everything was reasonably priced, I would love to come back and try the hot chicken sandwich. It looked really tasty…

Not particularly impressed with our experience at Party Fowl. We came in for Sunday dinner, and while the place wasn’t busy the service was rather slow and inattentive. We felt like we always had to flag down our server, and we almost always had empty water glasses on the tables in need of refills.
We started with the Onion Loaf, which was probably one of my favorite things for the meal. The onions were thin and crispy and good. If I came back, I’d order it again!
We ordered different meals, with skillet mac ‘n’ cheese and mashed potatoes as sides. I ordered the Hot Chicken B+B which was a hot chicken breast with maple bourbon beignets. The beignets were somewhat lackluster, very flat and greasy. The chicken was pretty good, but again very greasy. I prefer other hot chicken joints in town to be honest… This stuff was just okay, hence the 3-​star review.
The sides were disappointing. The mashed potatoes had formed a crust and seemed like they’d been on a warmer for a long time. The macaroni (one of my usual favorite things to eat) was lackluster in flavor. We had lots left over and didn’t care to bring it home with us because we didn’t love it.

We came here for Brunch on kind of an odd day… I guess most people don’t take their mother’s for fried chicken on Mother’s Day (?! But why not — they had specials! And they were chocolate-​oriented!)
In any case, I could not believe how freakishly fast we sat, ordered, and got our food — the place was empty but we were brunch late and this doesn’t happen on Sundays in this city.
Good service, full water glasses throughout, again super fast food. I liked the layout that has open air option for good summer days and the front patio while awkwardly on the street has the optional curtains to pull down for rain or extending summer with a heater — always clever.
But I’m always about the food and my chicken butt frittata was awesome. Nom stinking nom to do eggs and chicken with a twist for brunch is kind of a feat and all the ptoatoes, sour cream, salsa and avocado really kept my bites interesting and tasty with the flavor combos. Loved it. Cleaned the plate with joy. The husband got the stuffed toast hot chicken. A cool way to add the sticky kick to the spicy and we e decided a good hot chicken. Liked mine much more but I like to die by hot chicken for dinner n o t treat myself at brunch.
Good vibe, seriously impressive service and really twisty tasty southern brunch options. Enjoyed much!

I’ve now been here twice. And both times someone with me has claimed that their hot chicken is better then Hattie’s. Just sayin’. You should decide for yourself. However, what I am going to RAVE about is the Cobb Salad. Yes. A salad.
ITS F!$#^*# Delicious.
A platter filled with chopped grilled or fried hot chicken + bacon + half an avocado + 2 whole Smoked eggs. Amazing.
What makes everything better? A sweet happy hour. $ 3 house wines, $ 3 moonshine + mixins + BOGO local drafts. All until 7pm folks.

I had a whole list of hot chicken and Party Fowl was not on the list. But two different Lyft drivers told me I needed to come here, and I did not regret trusting them at all.
I came by at a random time between lunch and dinner, so there wasn’t a wait, and it was pretty empty inside.
Sat at the bar, and they were playing The Dark Knight, which brought back some memories. The bartender/​waitress was great and helpful.
I went with the «Nashville Hot» Chicken, which came on Texas toast with a side of cole slaw. The chicken skin was extremely crispy, and the portions were generous. «Nashville Hot» isn’t even the spiciest they offer, but I tell ya, I was suffering a little bit. It wasn’t unbearable by any means, but I was breaking out a healthy sweat.
Good thing they also have a great local draft beer selection here. Lots of Yazoo and Jackalope.

My burger was $ 12 cooked well done when I asked for medium. It was very loud. The food was just ok and the waitress was apathetic and knew nothing about their beer selection. Potential is there but they could do better. We chose this place because it was one of the few locations to watch the nfl playoffs and not pay for parking. Blah. Then they charged me 1.50 for pickles. I asked for more because my burger came with 2. Also when we asked about the valet parking the young lady asked if we were «from the country or something.» This place wasn’t classy and was over priced.