Sam’s Club rotisserie chicken has become a regular must-have in my grocery cart. It’s honestly one of the best store-bought chickens I’ve had—always incredibly moist, with a flavor that tastes like it was slow-roasted at home. The seasoning is just right: savory, well-balanced, and not overly salty like some others I’ve tried. What really seals the deal for me is the price. For what you get—tender meat, rich flavor, and the convenience—you really can’t beat it. I’ve used it for quick dinners, salads, sandwiches, even soups. It’s super versatile. If you haven’t tried it yet, you’re missing out. I highly recommend grabbing one next time you’re at Sam’s!

So, a girl came out to our car with our Sam’s delivery, placed earlier online that day, which included a rotisserie chicken. She said the chicken wasn’t ready but only needed about ten minutes. In twenty minutes a young man came out and eyed us as he loaded groceries in the car parked next to us. Afterward he came up to our window and said, “sry there are no more rotisserie chickens”. Poor service at best. Not to mention, the charge was never deducted from our debit card.

A great deal for 4.99 + tax; however, the quality of the rotisserie varies a lot. Some batches are 5 stars, some 4 stars, while others might be 3 stars. The one I got was 4 stars because the chicken was a bit dry and not as succulent as others I had purchased earlier.

I have purchased the rotisserie chickens from Sams Club many times in the past from a different store location and they have always been wonderful. This one from the store in south Nashville was way over cooked and was extremely dry with a burnt flavor. I also purchased a hot dog combo from the concessions and they had no drinks to go with the combo but also did not discount for that either. I don't know if this store has issues like this all the time due to I never shop this particular one but I will not be back to shop this location again

Simply delishishous and amaizing add on to your trip. Sure, this chicken is great eaten right away, but you can do so much with leftovers or with the meat in general! Soup, tacos, pulled chicken sandwhiches, breakfast scrambles, etc. Those are a few of my families go to. You'll need to learn how to best remove the meat, but with a little practice you can easily feed a family of 3 young kids and 2 adults multiple times.

I love the chickens at Sam's Club. I buy several, debone them when I get home, and store in freezer. I not only use the chicken for recipes, but I share with my rescued dogs. The elderly one in particular is doing very well with the addition of chopped sweet potatoes.

I rated this only with a 3 because a lot of times I find that the chicken is still not cooked as well as I like my chicken to be done. The product does have a good taste, but I find that for my taste, I still have to put it in the oven for about 45 minutes. The price can't be beat for an already cooked whole chicken.

What can you say about these? They're fantastic, right? I use them for everything. I'll make chicken pot pies with them, chicken salad—they're so useful and make a quick, good dinner when the kids have other activities in the evening. Save me from having to go to fast food.

I buy this often but it never seems to be completely done, still too pink next to the bone. After I take it home I put it in the air fryer and continue cooking it for another hour and a half. Then it’s perfect has a good flavor. But just wish I didn’t have to allow the extra time to finish cooking it. Would prefer to just take it home and reheat it for a shorter time.

Haven't picked up a chicken in awhile, but they were just coming off the rotisserie as we walked by and there was a line forming, hey quick dinner & leftovers for lunch tomorrow- why not. We were very satisfied with the chicken, cooked completely (you hear stories) nicely spiced & still warm (yea we temped it 148°), love those little foil lined bags. Great food at a great price (can't go wrong)