Hands down! Sam’s rotisserie chickens are by far the best in the county. When my family doesn’t finish the chicken in one meal, they insist that I use the leftover meat to make them a chicken salad. I have even waited in line for an hour for just one.

We buy these chickens quite often and just had one for dinner. Unfortunately today's chicken had absolutely no flavor. This is not the first time this has happened to us. The last time it happened we didn't buy any for a couple months so we'll probably refrain from these for awhile again. I don't understand why they are not prepared and seasoned the same way all the time. Most of the time doesn't cut it when you end up with one that has no flavor. I know that Sams says satisfaction guaranteed but we live approximately 25 miles away from our club so taking back a chicken isn't going to happen. I just wish that the flavor was consistent. When they are good they are very good.

I buy these quite often, like the fact that they are not cooked to fully done, makes it so they are not overcooked when warmed up. I cut them up in portions and pressure cook the carcass to use in soups like chicken %26 dumplins. However, the last one was very fatty but it won't stop me from buying them

I wanted to ask if they took the chicken straight from the slaughter to the rotisserie grill! There were enormous feathers still lodged in the wing! Obviously didn't clean a thing. It won't let be upload a picture but the feathers were no less that an inch and a half long! No way they didn't see them!

Honestly I used to just buy it to eat "as-is" which is great, but then I decided to try something different. I broke it down to use in my "homemade" chicken and noodle soup. It served me well. A little salt and pepper, a bit of slow cooking, and it was great! I also used the drumsticks as a broth cook. Awesome.

My club always has this large roast chickens. When I come to my club to do my rdfill shopping, I always buy one of these chickens for supper. “Refill Shopping” always takes me several hours of collecting and then putting away my ourchases since my husband is diabetic, he can work on the chicken and talk while I work. It is a great supper treat snd it does not cause problems like pickup food or fast foods do. Great Buy!!!

The rotisserie chicken is marketed as Gluten Free yet every time I consume it I get super sick. There are obvious cross-contaminations. Either that or spices used are not GF. I wonder what's in the natural flavoring that is usually a culprit as well. I guess I need to stop purchasing it.

I came in to sams club yesterday and picked up a rotisserie chicken maybe it was an off day but it was the worst one I’ve ever had there wasn’t brown enough but I decided to give it a try no taste was dry,tried to eat some but ended up throwing it away, like I said maybe it was a bad day but with the things like they are I don’t want to waste money I want to get what I paid, for a sams club chicken maybe try again but maybe not

When the chicken is cooked done it’s fine but lately every other chicken I’ve bought has been undercooked to the point it’s bloody. Sam’s is good about giving refund when chicken is undercooked but then I have to find something else for dinner. Defeats the purpose of ordering a cooked chicken.

We got a chicken a couple weeks ago, which was very undercooked und unsafe to eat. I reported this through the Sam's app, but I haven't received a response or a refund. Management does not seem to care and continues to undercook the chicken per reviews.