It seems like EVERYBODY wants to move to Texas and their bringing their food with them.

We already know that Californians are moving here in droves and they're bringing their "In-N-Out's" and avocado toasts with them but now we have another company that has started its Texas invasion.

Bojangles Has Opened Up 8 Texas Locations Over The Last Few Years.

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The company announced back in June of 2021 that they were planning to launch three franchise restaurants, and 15 corporate locations across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in an press release.

The Charlotte, North Carolina based chicken joint has been getting busy with its latest location in Texas opening in the Central Texas town of Lorena where it shares a location with the Roadster Travel Center and Exxon Gas station. They also have locations open now in:

Euless
Frisco
Lancaster
Little Elm
Richmond
San Antonio
Wylie

While there's still no word yet on if they plan on coming to the East Texas area, be warned that folks in the Southeast region of the country are just as fanatical about Bo's as we are about "Whataburger".

What Are They Famous For??

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According to Eater Austin, Bojangles is described as:

...known for its craveable Cajun fried chicken (which is also available in sandwich and tender forms) and fluffy biscuits. Rounding out the menu are biscuits and biscuit sandwiches with chicken, sausages, and eggs (breakfast items are available all day long; salads; and sides ranging from seasoned fries, dirty rice, Cajun pinto beans, mashed potatoes with gravy, and tubs of spicy pimento cheese spread. Desserts include berry and cinnamon biscuits.

I've tried Bojangle's myself on one of my trips to the East Coast and honestly, I wasn't impressed at all. But my East Coast and Deep South friends swear by it so I'm willing to give it another shot. Now the question is, Who's next?