Big's Chicken

This location is pretty spacious with lots of seating and also a few outside tables. We came for a quick snack and noticed that they have a happy hour menu now. We decided to get the hh wings, nachos, smashburger, and a whole grilled chicken. The food came out pretty sick and everything was pretty good. The happy hour is normally 2-5pm and all day on Mondays.

Friendly staff. Welcoming. Large enough for big parties. Making orders to make sure the customer is happy. Slightly pricy for ok portion sandwiches. Parking is a problem even on weekdays but you can park at the library and walk 5mn. Order at the counter then they will bring the food. A nice coffee shop is around the corner when you’re done with lunch or dinner. I recommend and I will come again

We finally used a $50 gift card we had to Big's Chicken in downtown Beaverton. With that plus $10, we each had a chicken sandwich meal. Mine was the Jerk Chicken with Jerk sauce, slaw, grilled pineapple on a Potato Bun and a side of Black Eyed Pea Salad. The jerk was just the perfect amount of heat for me. My husband had the Grilled Chicken Sandwich with a side of Jo-Jo's. One beer and one Cidar as we ate in. Just for fun we slurged on the Fried Mac and Cheese Balls with zesty ranch and Fresno Sauce. OMG, they were so good and gooey. Then to use all of the gift card and tip, we ordered 1/2 friend chicken to take home for later. It seriously reminded me of my Grandma Mina's Fried Chicken and brought back memories of helping her shake the brown grocery bag with flour and chicken. Mmmm Mmmmm good. Support Local!

I have eaten here twice. I love chicken, I love fried chicken. I love southern bbq, Carolina BBQ, pit BBQ, etc etc. I just don't love bigs. First I can't get past the prices, a couple of sandwiches some fries and and a couple sides and drinks should not set you back $70. Secondly, it's really monotonous ... their spice rub is potent and overly salted and it applied liberally and in totality over everything such that it comes down to texture to discern the difference between a potato and a thigh. And it's greasy and not in any of the limited ways that could be good. The broccoli could be smoked, but instead it's deep fried, the poutine is lackluster and the chicken frankly dry. Please understand that bigs runs circles around chain restaurants like BWW etc ... I'm not judging them against chain places but against the level they have chosen to play against... Clays Smokehouse etc, Fire on the Mtn. Places that sweat to produce well crafted high quality great food at a reasonable price. This is what bigs should be doing but they're not. I would skip completely until they up their craft, reduce the grease, vary the flavors, and understand there isn't a boneless chicken thigh in the world worth $7 a piece.

This place brings the Chicken! They have done a great job on creating a unique, tasteful and diverse menu, lots of options, lots of original sauces and tastes for all ages. The atmosphere is really eclectic, I love the neon sign outside welcoming you in. We watched Game 1 of the NBA finals and had space to relax and enjoy without pressure to vacate our spot. The staff is beyond friendly and attentive. We had wings and a few appetizers! Got filled up quickly. I highly recommend this place, the food is incredibly good, the staff is incredible and the atmosphere is awesome!

Big's Chicken is a spectacular spot in the heart of downtown Beaverton. beverage selection is somewhat limited but the food is both affordable and delicious. The location is nice and it has a few spots for outdoor seating. This has become one of my favorite spots for a quick drop in for lunch or happy hour.