Chicken Cottage in Camden

Delivery came earlier than expected but it was cold and the chicken was very dry and chewy. 8 piece family bucket and 5 pieces were breast (more dry meat). Felt like I was sent food cooked hours ago that sat there and they needed to get rid of so did it to me because it was a delivery! First and last time I will order from them. Loads left over which is unusual in my home.

About the worst of any sort of takeaway. Looks filthy, food disgusting. These cheap chicken outlets to be avoided at all costs. Dreadful/

Kurczak jakby odszedł już jakiś czas wcześniej i tak przeleżał w lodówce aż ktoś zechce go kupić, do tego frytki smażone na starym oleju, "mniaaaaam"

Fresh, fast, tasty and cheap, good tasting food. Try their lamb wraps, barbeque chicken, quarter pounder or chicken wings. Good competition to some of the other well known fast food chains

specializzato nel pollo , alette fritte, molto buono e speziato. Se vuoi mangiare alette petto coscie ecc questo é uno dei migliori in zona camden. Fanno anche panini ma consiglio le alette piccanti.

When the lineup is out to the street, you know the food is good. I was not disappointed. I like spice.

This is one of the best place to eat peri pri chicken or fried chicken and spicy chicken wings.you would not feel you are in chicken shop( the smell of oil) this very clean and great food and service. Must visit chicken shop

So it iwas my first time in London and i was fresh off the plane and i wanted some familiar food that I know I would like. I was too tired and hungry to take a chance of getting something I wouldnt like lol. The food was great. They didnt put salt on their fries but they gave you packets to put your own salt. Good price and good food

i like my fried chicken to be heat hot fresh spicy and plentiful,for a £12 bucket there is more than enough for 3 people to tuck in to,fries and a 1ltr bottle of drink goes with it.the place in tooting bec london has been refurbished to a high end standard with private family seating areas as well as keeping the open plan arrangements for people on their own

We were a family of 5 and on our first day in London We visited chicken cottage for lunch. we ordered Peri peri chicken, bbq wings, fries and a BBQ burger. the food was delivered to our table on time, and it tasted great. the price was also resonable. the food was very fresh and the service was excellent. I recommend this eating establishment to other viewers.

I'm not entirely sure what meat was on my spicy chicken fillet burger. But I've never eaten anything with texture or taste quite like it. At first I thought it was undercooked. Then I thought maybe it was fish. Then I thought I shouldn't be eating this. Avoid. There are alternatives within a few doors of this place. Try those instead.

The lamb burgers, lamb chops, 1/2 chicken were all good. I would avoid the lamb ribs unless you enjoy eating big chunks of fat. All meals come with a big bag of fries ( which are good) and a drink. I was there several times.

I, Melachi ibn Amillar, being of unsound mind and body, did visit the Chicken Cottage restaurant by Mornington Crescent tube station, 21 or 23 High Street, Camden Town, London, on 22 September 2012. The price of 2 pieces of chicken and fries was approximately 50p more than in a neighbouring chicken establishment, nevertheless it seemed less crowded so I entered. Ordering the meal at £2.49 the pleasant though slightly bored operative asked if I would like a drink, and I asked how much a drink was. He said it was included and so I ordered 7-up, which was provided in a can. He then charged me £2.99, which I noticed was indeed the price of the meal displayed, when ordered with a drink. The additional cost of the can was therefore a further 50p, making a total additional cost of £1. He invited me to sit down if I was dining in, which I did, and he brought the food to my table and then transferred a tomato ketchup bottle to me as well, which was nice. The table was not perfectly clean, but not too bad; the window was seriously cracked, and there was a black bag, presumably with rubbish, pushed under the bench on which I was sitting, close to a standard plastic bin, though a built-in plastic bin was also available at the other side of the store. A man entered and showed the salesman an expensive looking watch; he shook his head and the man exited. Another man came and ordered some food; when he sat down, on the end of the same long bench, it rocked back and forth in an annoying manner, and continued to do so repeatedly. This bench clearly needed some more screws. As for the food, the tomato ketchup was a little watery and probably not from Heinz. The fries were acceptable though some could have been warmer. The first piece of chicken was pleasantly moist, though would have benefited from a more interesting selection of spices and herbs. The second piece of chicken was a little dry. I then placed my refuse in the more distant disposal bin, said goodbye to the salesman, and took my leave. In total, I would say it was on the good side of a fried chicken meal, and one's choice might depend on one's financial situation; next time I would be inclined to pay a pound or two more and visit the Colonel.