You don’t have enough stars to express how much I love your rotisserie chickens. I cook quite a bit and I use them for chicken salad, chicken, pot pie, chicken and yellow rice, chicken noodle soup and on and on and on please don’t ever stop making these chickens!

I absolutely love the rotisserie chickens from my local Sam's club. They are always so delicious, and way bigger than any of the other local grocery store chains. Plus, they are less than $4 each! You just can't beat this deal. I use the juicy, flavorful rotisserie chickens from Sam's in just about anything that calls for roasted chicken: sandwiches, casseroles, chicken and dumplings, you name it - I'll throw a Sam's chicken in it.

There is only one place that I have found that has better-tasting chicken, and it isn't rotisserie, but rather smoked chicken then Sam's Rotisserie Chicken. But if I went there I'd be paying 3 times the price I paid for Sam's Rotisserie Chicken. I might be cheap at times, but Sam's Rotisserie chicken is really really good.

This is top notch chicken, tastes good with great seasoning. The sad part is you don't bake enough chicken. You have started rationing your chicken. Currently you don't bake enough chicken. On a normal day we have to stand in line for over one hour waiting for the chicken to be cooked. It is normal for the line of people waiting for chicken be 35 - 50 people deep. When we try to order online sometimes the wait list is over one day, order today and come tommow evening to get it. You need to figure out a way to fix this on-going problem.

I'm not going to lie, from a price and taste perspective these are hard to beat. If, however, you have an opinion about how animals are treated in the food industry, these are a problem. I was horrified to learn the supplier is Tyson, given their animal welfare record. Sam's should do better - at least offer options from a less offensive brand like Purdue.

Rotisserie chicken is a commonplace as soda pop but prices have gotten out of hand. This chicken was as good as I have ever experienced but about 20% less expensive than what is available at my local grocer and even less expensive than Walmart with the added bonus of being even fresher.

If you are lucky enough to arrive when they are putting out a batch of freshly cooked chickens, better get two before that line that you will find there, snaps them up. When you are paying the same for a whole chicken that KFC sells a leg and a thigh for, you know you are getting a great deal. I like the dark meat so one meal is one leg and thigh and the next is the other. Then the next two are breast meat cut up into chunks going into my chicken noodle or cream of chicken soup or a salad. My kitties get some, too. About four meals plus pet food for $5? Wow!

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)

Members Mark Rotisserie chicken is the best Rotisserie chicken in Alabama. The Hoover Al. gets my vote as the #1 because of the sweet little man who has been turning out the best chickens for years. We go to Sam's Club Sunday afternoon and he is always there. I don't even know his name but the smile on his face can light up a sky. The chicken is juicy and tender. It's a great Sunday evening meal. And, leftovers for a meal or two during the week.

My last rotisserie chicken smelled Strange. When I cut up between the legs and the thighs, let’s just say I got a bad chicken😩 You are definitely not known for that So I hope one day I have the chance to try it again. I don’t drive so I had a hard time getting it back to Sam’s