141125 Knott's Chicken-to-Go

Guests of Knott’s Berry Farm not wanting to sit down for a full meal at Mrs. Knott’s restaurant, can get carryout from Chicken-To-Go.

Service: Counter service

Location: Adjacent to the entrance

Type of Food: Select meals and side dishes from the famous restaurant

Knott’s Berry Farm All-Day Dining Plan: No

Menu:

The Grand Bucket (22 pieces of chicken, 2 sides mashed potatoes & gravy, 1 side of your choice, 1 dozen biscuits)- $48.59

Value Bucket (14 pieces of chicken, 2 sides mashed potatoes & gravy, 1 side of your choice, 1 dozen biscuits)- $34.99

Dinner Special (9 pieces of chicken, 2 sides mashed potatoes & gravy, 1 side of your choice, 1/2 dozen biscuits)- $26.99

Super Saver (8 pieces of chicken (2 split breasts, 2 things, 2 legs, 2 wings), 1 side mashed potatoes & gravy, 2 side of your choice, 8 biscuits with boysenberry jam, whole boysenberry pie, 2 liter Coke or Diet Coke)- $36.99

Add a whole pie to any chicken order- $9.59
Add a whole loaf of Knott’s fresh baked bread to any chicken order- $2.99
Add a 2 liter of Soda to any chicken dinner- $5.99

Sides (Mashed potatoes, country gravy, cabbage or corn, cherry rhubarb, baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, chicken noodle soup)- $3.59 (1/2 pint); $4.99 (pint)

Buttermilk Biscuits (Dozen)- $3.99

Boysenberry Butter- $1.29

160925 Knott's Berry Farm Mrs. Knott's Chicken-to-Go Storefront

A La Carte Menu

3 Piece Meal (Split breast, thigh, & leg, mashed potatoes & gravy, corn, & biscuits)- $10.99

2 Piece Meal (breast & wing or thigh & leg, mashed potatoes & gravy, 1 side of your choice, & biscuits)- $9.59 (Review)

Chicken & Dumplings- $9.99
Chicken Pot Pie- $9.99
Caesar Salad- $9.79

Boysenberry or Apple Pie- $4.29 (slice); $12.79 (Whole)

Regular fountain drink- $4.49
Large fountain drink- $4.89
Smart Water- $4.99
Bottled Water- $3.99
Milk/Chocolate Milk- $3.99
Bottled Juice- $3.99
Sports Drink- $4.99
Bottled Soda- $3.99

Important Info:

Famous Dishes:

CP Food Blog Posts Mentioning Chicken-To-Go:
Review: Mrs. Knott’s Chicken-to-Go

Have you dined at the Knott’s Berry Farm Chicken-To-Go? If so, how was your experience? Great service? Good food? Tell us below in the comments!

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  1. Hello,
    I used to enjoy coming to the restaurant and enjoying fabulous dinners, especially the chicken pot pies. I now live in Bakersfield and wondering if they can be shipped cold or if I stop by the restaurant and purchase maybe a dozen and place in an ice chest).
    Thank for your response. Paul H./Bakersfield

    1. Paul: Thanks for your question. Since the chicken pot pies are made fresh and homemade, they can not be shipped or sold frozen. You would have to purchase them directly from the storefront already made.

    1. Sorry, there is not seating immediately outside of Chicken-to-Go. However, if you go a little farther down, there is some seating near Ghost Rider and then some within the Marketplace area.

      1. Purchased a chicken pot pie at the restaurant and brought it home for dinner tonight ! Kept the pie in a sealed bag to get it packed in a cooler with ice for the ride home! Is it still good to eat !

  2. Awhile back, my best friend David, age 32 was dying of CML (leukemia). I drove him from a small town in central mountains of Arizona hundreds of miles to sit down and eat at Mrs. Knott’s fried chicken restaurant at Knott’s Berry Farm. We had a great memorable experience of his last sit down restaurant meal before he passed one Christmas Eve at the City of Hope. We took a pic. He was very happy. It was one of his final wishes. He said Mrs. Knott’s quality of food reminded him of his native Iowa. Dave was such a good person there was no way I was not going to do this for him. My mom also made it one of her bucket list wishes before her passing. I drove her out to California but we were told we would not be accommodated for sit down dinner with a 2 hour wait. Due to mom’s circumstance of delicate health, I ordered chicken to go and our wait was only 45 minutes. Mom and I sat outside on a bench with a dinner box in our lap and enjoyed Mrs. Knott’s chicken outside under a tree. Was funny because chickens would jump up and grab some chicken scraps to themselves eat. I am older now a retired senior myself and it’s tough on body and fixed income to fetch some wonderful Mrs. Knott’s chicken all the way from Arizona before I get my last taste of it. But, I’ll find a way. Thanks for the many great memories of food and fun at Knott’s. 😉

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