So MANY options (and makes quick meals): Sliced chicken with mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing and a veggie; Slice / chunk it up and put it in a garden salad; Make some Chicken Salad for sandwiches; Separate the pieces (or de-bone them) and cook it with a rice dish; Once you're done taking off the meat, boil the rest for some awesome Chicken Stock (or freeze a 3 or 4 sets of bones, etc. for a BIG pot of stock) to make some yummy Chicken Soup!

I don't know where these chickens come from and I don't know what you do to them but they are the biggest, juiciest, most delicious rotisserie chickens I have ever had in my life!! The fact that you are selling them for $4.98 is unheard of! This is incredible! The fact that you can feed a whole family at a fair price is a true gift to the community.

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.

For some time, there were never any chickens on the shelves, so we’d have to go across the street to the other club. Sam’s chickens taste better though, so we prefer these. Combined with easier parking and Scan n Go, it is so much simpler. We get 4+ meals out of one.

I just LOVE these. The chicken is so big. I can use this chicken to make 3 meals. We like to eat the drumsticks and thighs. Then I can make two casseroles from the rest. I get almost twice the chicken for close to half the price of the ones I get from the supermarket.

I know these are not very healthy with all of the added ingredients to them and I can't even tell the quality of the chicken itself, but they do taste very good and they are very moist. When I get these home, the first thing I do is skin them and remove all of the meat. Then I use the meat in meals and dishes. The flavor is good and they are quite cost effective.

I like the rotisserie chickens from Sam's. They are good sized, cooked to perfection, moist not dry, and are seasoned in a way that makes them great as an entree or as an addition to recipes. They are great for a quick meal and any leftovers can be easily used in a variety of ways.

The price is still outstanding. Since our local Sam's remodeled their cooking section a couple of months ago , the chickens are much smaller, and cooked way too long. There is no juice in the bottom of the container like normal. The meat is extremely dry and the skin is like jerky. I email Sam's to let them know and they have done absolutely nothing to correct the problem. The person I was emailing couldn't understand I wasn't asking for a refund, I was trying to alert them there was a problem. This went on for 4 emails and then I gave up. After buying 5 chickens during this tranisition period and having to deal with the uneatable chicken, I've decided to buy somewhere else. I've never had problems with Sam's in the past. They have always given extremely great customer service.

The rotisserie chicken is great! Sometimes though it’s in high demand. This last time I was there, I was counting how many people were standing in line to get one. 24! This one lady grabbed 4 or 5 for herself and I realized there wasn’t enough to go around. I was a little worried there might be a fight. Maybe you should consider putting a limit on how many one person can take. Just a thought.

These chickens used to be the best until a few months ago. Something changed. Don't know if it's personnel or procedures, but at my particular location, these chickens have been dry and nearly tasteless. Wasn't always like this. My local Walmart is much better.