this place is always absolutely incredible. thePoulet Roti Baguette and the Petites Patates / Rotisserie Potatoes are a must. and aHalf Baguette with amazing butter for $3 is fantastic
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Isabelle C
Emerging Expert • 7 contributions
11/18/23
• DoorDash order
Qtr Bird was soooo good. The seasoning used on the chicken and potatoes was delicious; the meal also came with two sauces that were very flavorful, the salsa verde had a nice kick. So glad I decided to add on the Half Baguette it was the perfect addition to an already 10/10 meal!
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Devon M
Emerging Expert • 15 contributions
6/1/24
• DoorDash order
I love the Full Bird, it's usually juicy and tasty. Only a couple of times has the meat been dry, when it's dry it lack flavor and the potatoes will even be too crispy or burnt so it's hit or miss with chefs here. Once when I ordered it, I definitely did not receive a full Bird. I received bits and pieces of it, more like their quarter sprcial. I think that was a mistake rather than a ripoff, so im going to keep ordering it.
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Adam C
16 contributions
8/26/24
• DoorDash order
Chicken was excellent. We purchase in a regular basis. However, the salad was $14 and half the size of the regular salad we get. Very stingy and incosistent. Can't call the store, phone does not work.
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Megan G
Emerging Expert • 26 contributions
1/28/25
• DoorDash order
The first time I ordered, the bird was quite dry upon delivery. However, we had preordered, so I thought I’d give them another try. Second swing and a miss tonight. :-( I did live in France for three years, so I could be considered spoiled on rotisserie chicken, but still...the Mexican joints in the area cooking up rotisserie birds served with fresh salsa and tortillas do a far better job! And speaking of sauces for swiping your chicken and sides through - I am not all that stoked on Austin Rotisserie's. I am left wondering why this place has such good ratings. Their sandwiches do sound yummy, and the baguette I ordered as a side tonight was good, so perhaps I'll give those a go...
