Wingstop Debuts Chicken Sandwich In Atlanta

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Wingstop is known for its delicious chicken wings, but now it’s getting into the chicken sandwich business. On Tuesday, August 30, the fast-food eatery launched 12 different varieties of chicken sandwich.

The restaurant chose the nationwide launch just as football season is beginning.

How Much Does The Wingstop Chicken Sandwich Cost?

The Wingstop Chicken Sandwich costs $5.49. Add fries and a drink as a combo meal and the total will be $7.99.

The Wingstop Chicken Sandwich comes on two toasted buns and includes a breaded chicken breast complete with pickles and one of a dozen special sauces like bbq, mango habanero or lemon pepper. 

Wingstop franchise owner Rick Ross posted on social media about the launch, saying that the sandwiches would be available on the menu “at 12 O’clock today.”

Ross reportedly owns more than 25 Wingstops around metro Atlanta.

Find the Chicken Sandwich At These Atlanta Wingstop Locations

Atlanta Wingstop Locations:

  • 595 Piedmont Ave NE Ste 330, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 874-9464
  • 3630 Marketplace Blvd #830, East Point, GA 30344 | (470) 615-1402
  • 3695 Cascade Rd Unit 4, Atlanta, GA 30331 | (470) 857-9464
  • 4715 S Atlanta Rd SE #303, Smyrna, GA 30080 |  (404) 792-9464
  • 4060 Peachtree Rd, Brookhaven, GA 30319 | (470) 355-2933
  • 6175 Old National Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30349 |  (470) 893-9799

Final Word

Wingstop has launched a website — ChickenSandwichSplit.com — so you can write to your old chicken sandwich fling to tell them why you’re never coming back.

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