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Meet the family behind Huntsville’s best fried chicken

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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In the heart of Huntsville lies a hidden gem that has been tantalizing taste buds for generations— a family-owned establishment renowned for serving the best fried chicken in town. The story of this culinary haven is as heartwarming as its dishes are delicious, and at the center of it all is the Greene family.

Patriarch James Greene, with his ebullient smile and seasoned hands, is no stranger to the sizzle of the skillet. As a young man learning his craft under the tutelage of Southern chefs, he dreamed of creating a space where flavors of the South could flourish. Alongside his wife Marianne, a baker extraordinaire, they opened their quaint restaurant in 1985.

The secret to their success? A unique blend of spices passed down through generations and an unwavering commitment to quality. Each bird is selected with care, brined for hours, then dredged in a mixture that carries with it whispers of Southern hospitality. The result is a perfectly golden crust hiding succulent meat that pulls apart effortlessly, evoking murmurs of delight with each bite.

More than just proprietors, the Greenes see their customers as extended family. Daughters Sarah and Emily grew up filling salt shakers and taking orders, learning the ropes so that one day they might carry on the tradition. Today, both play integral roles in operations— Sarah with her keen business acumen steering the ship, while Emily infuses creativity into every aspect from marketing to menu development.

The Greene family’s love for their community extends beyond the kitchen. They organize annual fundraisers for local schools and provide training opportunities for young chefs in Huntsville. Their dedication to both quality food and their patrons has garnered them not just loyal customers but awards aplenty.

This iconic eatery does more than fill stomachs; it warms hearts and forges bonds. The Greene family’s legacy is built on more than just fried chicken; it’s built on years of hard work, heaps of laughter, and countless servings of southern charm. It stands not just as a monument to gastronomic excellence but as a testimony to family values and community spirit that resonate deeply within Huntsville’s soul.

 

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