I have never been a fan of rotisserie chicken...but I thought I would try it since it is so affordable. Yuck. These chickens must come from those yuck farms where they pump them full of growth hormones because the weight of the breasts alone weigh more than my live chickens I have at home!!!! The consistency of the meat is disgusting. It looks, feels and tastes so fake due to all the hormones and chemicals that are pumped into these birds. Will never buy again.

Roasted chicken was not cooked fully. As soon as I cut into it I could see it was not edible, RETURNED THE NEXT DAY FOR REFUND

These rotisserie chickens are fresh, hot and ready to eat. The chicken is bursting with flavor. A quick easy meal for me to make soups with. Also, the price is too good to pass up!

Chicken is OK. I do take off the skin which most of the flavor is on. Overall, it's good. I normally get it when I don't have time to cook or I want something fast to eat and I don't want to grab fast food..

Sam's rotisserie chickens surpass all others. They are cooked perfectly. I don't like undercooked chicken and Sam's cooks the chickens long enough to be well,done

This is a staple in my house. In the summer I make a chicken salad as well as chicken burritos. In the winter I make soups and casseroles with it. Makes meal planning and time management a breeze.

Always fresh and perfected cooked through. I buy 1 every 2 weeks, served warm with fresh vegetables the first night then chicken salad, chicken tacos, sliced chicken over mixed lettuces.

Probably the best value in the store. I buy two every time I go to Sam's. My 84 year old Mother says she “gets four meals out of one chicken!” Not so in my house, but still a great value!

The rotisserie employee is leaving the rotisserie chickens 20 minutes above timer. That's leaving the roasted chickens very dry. I can go to Walmart for that sht.

The Sam's Rotisserie Chicken is always fresh and juicy. It's bigger than the ones sold at Walmart. It's priced at $4.98 which is a good deal. Kinda sucks that they add on tax. I guess since it's "cooked' already.