David Y.
Yelp
The food was good, but pretty expensive. They claim to serve Nashville Hot Chicken, they do not.
Nashville Hot Chicken is supposed to be dipped in hot oil and spices. Fry The Coop serves their dry tenders over a slice of dry white bread. The white bread is supposed to soak up all the oil and spice dripping from the chicken.
Their lemonade is extremely sour. I asked if they had any kind of sweetener in the building, they said no.
It is a converted Steak & Shake. There are huge sections where the black and white floor tiles are missing, and the floor is leveled out with cement.
There are several long booths and tables for larger parties, and a few small tables fill in the large gaps in the large dining room.
Odd, thick rope light fixtures hang down from the ceiling. They are reminiscent of nooses, not a good look.
Old kitchen gadgets and rural pictures cover some of the walls while another wall has loud, multi-colored chickens painted on it. It's very disjointed.
We were in during dinner time on a Monday. There were only 2 other tables of people there. Google showed that it was a busy time for them with a wait. The only wait I saw were 3 customers standing at the register, waiting to order while all the employees looked to be hanging out in the kitchen.
To recap, food was expensive, good but not as advertised. The service and ambience were lacking.