We tend to live on these chickens, especially if we're busy. There are 2 of us & we get several meals out of it. Try making chicken salad & add sliced grapes...red or green. It's good. Great for quick meals where you would normally have to bake the bird 1st. You can't buy & bake a chicken for this price & it's most appreciated!

Who can go wrong by purchasing one of these bad boys? They’re always a hit! Never a miss!!! Nice and juicy & don’t forget that flavor. My husband can eat the whole chicken but me on the other hand I just want the wings. Definitely grab for a quick meal & just make sides & you’re good to go.

It is good to eat chicken, but the relationship of the staff working there is very bad I ordered the pork ribs at the Orlando Sam's Club, and they made sure to order it just the way I wanted it without the sauce on top. When I asked the staff if I could special order the roast pork ribs at Sam's Club in Buffalo, Nairgara Falls, he gave me a stern reply and turned me away. Very bad customer service staff

You can’t buy a chicken and cook it yourself! $3 cheaper than inane grocery stores and 1 lb larger than the others. I buy at least one a week. Delicious consistently. But so popular that I usually have to stand in line for these as the chickens come off the rotisserie. It well worth it.

delicious and cant beat price. this product is not always available and that is very disappointing when you go in there specifically for dinner. at least half the time you leave disappointed and without the chicken. I am not sure why they dont keep it readily available. There are always people in line for them.

I love getting the whole chicken here they’re always fresh and delicious. I actually feed myself and my dog for a whole week on five dollars worth of chicken. My dog is a Doberman pincher miniature and she just loves this chicken. Of course I do too. My budget is perfect for me and my pet.!

I love your chickens!! Plump and juicy. I’ve heard several people mention they are full of hormones etc because of their size. Can chickens not just be big without hormones? I know organic chickens are scrawny. Our yard birds (chickens) are a pretty good size.

I give up on Sam's rotisserie chickens once and for all. I haven't purchased one for quite some time because they are never ready at times you would think they would be (such as around lunchtime and dinner). Then the crowds start to gather close to the time they will be done. The cooks get annoyed and irritated by the crowds thus turning the ovens timer back on resulting in 1.) Upsetting the crowds, yet dispersing them away from the ovens (cooks win). 2.) When they finally pull the chickens out after a second cooking, they are dried, burnt and weigh one pound instead of three pounds as they are labeled. The last chicken I purchased, and ever will, I had to throw away as it was inedible. I NEVER throw food away as I am against waste completely; however, this chicken (and many I have purchases recently) was burnt, dry, and disgusting. My cat, whom usually begs for this chicken, would not even touch it. Also, I have proposed to Sam's that they have some type of ticketing process for the chicken counter, similar to that of deli counters in grocery stores. Customers could grab a ticket and continue to shop until chickens are done. Then 1-50, or whatever the cooks could take the ticket and allow one customer at a time to approach the counter and retrieve their chicken. This would put an end to the crowds by the chicken counter, and alleviate the stress this causes the cooks. It wouldn't be a crazed, demanding crowd pushing over one another to grab a chicken before they are all gone.

My husband and I enjoy these juicy well seasoned chickens. Over the years I think they have dropped a pound in size. However, for $4.98 it’s still a good bargain. I serve it for dinner, make a couple of sandwiches for our lunches and still have enough to make a big pot of soup or a casserole.

Oh my goodness. This chicken is so well-seasoned, tender, and juicy! The price is unbeatable. I'm not sure how Sam's can make any profit on these. I now understand why there is sometimes a line in the store waiting for the next batch to finish cooking.