Chicken N Pickle - Oklahoma City - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Chad M.

My family & I book a court here at least once every month now for an hour & we absolutely love it here! Everyone joins in on a game or we rotate, but it's so much fun. My grandma comes to watch, my son, my cousins & their kids, aunts, my mom & more, we all pickle here & I look forward to our next outing immediately after we're done! I'm so thankful to all the employees who help make each trip so special for us. This is a great place with great vibes, great drinks, great food & a great idea! Who thought of it?

Jasmine

I was pleasantly surprised by how amazing their food was. I think I could eat their pickled chicken everyday for the rest of my life and be content. Their lunch special is a pretty good deal. The portions are still very large, so could be split into two meals if desired. When I went, they were also running a promotion to support cancer research and I love seeing that outreach.

Terry B.

An interesting night at Chicken n Picklw, took my wife, daughter's & grandsons to play Singo. Wet didn't win but had a great time.

The food was decent! I've been here before so I'm trying be different menu items every time I visit.

On this visit I tried the Chicken Casear Wrap, not bad but my recommendation will be to add more caesar dressing. The Chips & Queso were good! The Chicken Strips not so much, maybe a bit too long in the fryer.

Rashi S.

Lovely and nice place to hang out with friends and family. Various good places and games area to have fun time for young kids and adults.

M.S.

We had an absolute blast for our first visit here! I have never played pickleball before but we had the best time. Huge huge outdoor and indoor areas for eating-drinking. Amazing patios! If you don’t play pickleball it’s worth going just for their food and cocktails, everything was amazing!!

The H.

I never complain (I work in service) however our waitress was rude, unprofessional and forgot about the table for a long time on multiple occasions. We rented a court. Asked for salt multiple times (two of our fries legitimately had none), blamed wrong input of orders on coworkers/systems despite her entering the orders(we were charged for meals never order),got my moms card then claimed to close my mothers order and said she couldn’t provide a receipt. Oh! Also there was advertisement for $6 drinks and she told us they don’t sell them so below is a picture of one of the signs

R. T.

I’ve heard a lot of rave about this place so I decided to take my family and give it a try. I’ll begin with the parking lot. There are 2 separate parking lots at this location which is plenty of parking. We went during the middle of the day during the week so parking wasn’t bad at all. But, I could see this place filling up at night or weekends, so it’s good to have the extra parking available.

Normally there is a host that directs you where to go when you walk in at a place like this. However, that was not the case here. (To be fair, it was also 100+ degrees outside, so I could understand why they might not have a host outside.) We had reserved an indoor court, and with this being our first time, we weren’t sure where to go so we just wandered around outside until we finally found where we needed to check in.

We rented the indoor court for 30 minutes and added in 3 paddle rentals and one ball. Total for the rental was around ~$25. I played along with my two kids (9 years old and 7 years old). Both kids haven’t played much so it was a lot of teaching for them. The biggest thing I didn’t like with the courts was there is an opening between the two conjoining courts. Dealing with kids trying to teach them how to play and hit, the ball kept going into the court next to us, which you could tell the people were getting frustrated having to stop their game each time. I say this to make others aware that this might not be the best facility to use for teaching or taking inexperienced players as there are some very serious players that were there that take their game play very seriously.

Our service was OK. We went on a Tuesday, and when we asked our server what all comes on the “Taco Tuesday” tacos, she replied, “I don’t know. I normally don’t work Tuesdays.” Instead of offering to go and find out, she just stood there and expected us to order. I went out on a limb and ordered the steak tacos. Luckily, they were good. We also ordered the Rotisserie Chicken which was probably the best chicken I’ve ever had. It was excellent.

There are more game options (corn hole, shuffleboard, ping pong) that you can play. However, we didn't get the chance to play any extra games. This could be a really cool hang out place, especially at night with the outdoor setup they have. Overall, if they could figure out the service part, they would be a five star for sure.

Erica S.

The attraction here is the pickleball and social scene, which I freely admit is not my thing, so keep that in mind.

Food:
The food was way too expensive to be so bad/mediocre. The chicken was greasy but somehow dry, and the portions were smaller than typical at a restaurant. Otherwise, the flavors we just meh.

Service:
There's really no service, at least not if you're just there to eat. You stand in line to order, then get your own drinks, but they bring the food to your table. They start a tab the minute you order food, which I didn't like but understand because of the type of place it is. They told me I could order more at my table, but we never saw a server come around, so I still had to go back through the line to place my to-go order and close my tab.

Atmosphere:
The place is huge with tons of indoor and outdoor seating, and it was very busy. Seating is communal-ish, so you can expect to share a table with other patrons unless it's dead or your party is large. It was too loud inside, so we ate outside... which was also loud. There were a ton of kids that we probably six or younger, running around with no supervision, screaming like little banshees. The environment is very conducive to this, so probably expect it happens all the time.

Amenities:
Tons of pickleball courts (outdoor, and I think indoor too), bean bag toss, and some other game I didn't recognize, bars (the alcohol-serving kind) indoor and out, and tons of event space, including a rooftop venue.