Three months after Chicken Salad Chick opened its first Northern Virginia location, another will open its doors.
Chantilly is the chain’s next home, with Chicken Salad Chick opening its doors in Greenbriar Town Center next week (Wednesday), the company announced.
The restaurant, located at 13057 Route 29, sits in a standalone building across the parking lot from the shopping center’s Giant grocery store, according to a site plan.
A host of promotions are planned through the weekend as part of the grand opening festivities.
- Wednesday, Nov. 20: The first 100 guests at 10:30 a.m. will receive free chicken salad for a year, while the first 50 guests to purchase a Chick Meal at 5 p.m. will receive a beanie.
- Thursday, Nov. 21: The first 50 guests to purchase a Chick Trio at 10:30 a.m. will receive a Tervis tumbler, while the first 50 guests to purchase a Chick Trio at 5 p.m. will receive a picnic blanket.
- Friday, Nov. 22: The first 50 guests to purchase a large Quick Chick at 10:30 a.m. will receive a small cooler, while the first 50 guests to purchase a large Quick Chick at 5 p.m. will receive a 20oz Chick Tumbler.
- Saturday, Nov. 23: The first 50 guests to purchase a Chick Trio at 10:30 a.m. will receive a tote bag, while the first 50 guests to purchase a Chuck Trio at 5 p.m. will receive a dog swag bag.
“I’m thrilled to continue growing Chicken Salad Chick’s footprint in my home state of Virginia,” franchise owner Devon Chamberlin said. “Chicken Salad Chick’s mission to ‘Spread Joy, Enrich Lives, and Serve Others’ is one I wholeheartedly believe in, and I look forward to sharing this spirit, and our delicious menu, with the Fairfax community this fall.”
The chain, which launched in 2008, offers more than a dozen Southern-style chicken salads, as well as soups, sandwiches and more. Popular options include the Classic Carol, which is a more traditional chicken salad, as well as the Barbie-Q, which boasts a hickory-smoked BBQ flavor.
Chicken Salad Chick features more than 280 restaurants across 20 different states. The Chantilly location is the chain’s second in the D.C. area, following one in Idylwood.
“We’re excited to continue growing Chicken Salad Chick’s presence in the Washington, D.C. metro area,” Scott Deviney, the company’s president and CEO, said. “The Fairfax opening will certainly build on the positive momentum that Devon started in Falls Church.”
Starting Nov. 20, the store will be open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., but will be closed on Sundays.
