I just love these Sam’s Club rotisserie chickens the value is STILL enormous, especially for these days! Tender, tasty, juicy, and most diverse! I like making hot meals w/ gravy, veggies, stuffing and cranberries, chicken salad w/ roasted chopped celery, almonds, cran-raisins, chicken fajitas and many more recipes🤗

High quality chicken at a great price! This product is consistently delicious, well seasoned and cooked to perfection. It’s a very large chicken. I use them any time a recipe calls for cooked diced or shredded chicken. What a time saver! And, the price can’t be beat.

This was one of the best rotisserie chickens we bought. Walmart's is usually dry and we drove home 40 minutes away and it wasn't hot anymore and I had to re-warm it and it was still moist. Plus $4.99 is great price. You. Can't even buy raw chicken for that price.

I used to LOVE these chickens! So cheap! And so easy to make a snack or put together lunch for the next day. But then I started to read the ingredients. Why would “natural flavors” be apart of something that should just need salt, pepper, and/or garlic and onion? I even contacted customer service and stayed connected for over 10 minutes. The nice gentleman could not find an answer for me. Here’s how I see it: chicken has natural flavor but so does a foot.

I buy these regularly for when i made soup or other enchiladas. It's much easier than buying chicken breasts and cooking them. My only complaint is that about half the time, the meat is still pink deep down at the bone. Since i put it in items that still require some cooking, i don't mind. But if you are serving it for dinner as the main course, I'd double check it.

Delicious rotisserie chicken every time - IMHO the best rotisserie chicken you'll find (second only to original Boston Market (R) rotisserie chicken). Easily the best, cheapest, dinner you can grab on the go - definitely cheaper than any chain fast food drive through meal. Awesome as is, or sliced for hot chicken sandwiches, or chopped up on salads. Do yourself a favor: let Sam's do the cooking tonight and bring home a rotisserie chicken for dinner.

rotisserie chicken is fantastic -- moist, tender, tasty; rotisserie ribs, however, are horrible -- overdone, dry, way under-seasoned (only way I could eat them was to add seasoning and put in foil with more sauce and some water wrapped in foil and put in a 325 oven to steam and add some moisture to the meat

If you are in Sam’s, pick you up a hot, fresh chicken from the deli! You can use it for lunch or dinner. You can make chicken salad, chicken casserole, chicken soup, chicken pasta dishes or eat it off the bone. Always a go to. I don’t cook chicken anymore, I just pick one up at Sam’s.

It tasted great the first day, but on the second day when we tried to reheat it it had a foul order. Not sure exactly what happened there. Also found a fly in the middle of the second chicken we ordered. Not sure if it was was already like that or if it found its way in somewhere from the store to our house. I probably won't be buying their rotisserie chicken.

Very convenient and a great value. We get two or three meals out of each one. The only bad thing is that nine out of ten times you have to wait for them to make more because they are out, it’s usually just a few minutes but I have had to wait for half an hour.