Spicy fried chicken sandwiches and fries from a chef's concept
601 F St NW, Washington, DC 20004, USA Get directions
"The O.G. Sando, conceived as a thigh-meat spicy fried-chicken sandwich, has been hampered by execution and operational inconsistency: reviewers found the sandwich dry with an overly thick, crusty (rather than crisp) coating, and noted that the original thigh-meat ambition wasn’t consistently realized." - Eater Staff
"A concession-format national chain operating inside the arena as part of the concessions mix; it faces the same operational pressures as other vendors, with a major halftime rush that requires rapid production and tight timing to get customers served and back to their seats within a roughly 15-minute peak window." - Avery Dalal
"A fast-casual concept from a well-known chef is being relaunched in a ghost-kitchen format as another attempt to expand the brand." - Amanda Kludt
"An intentionally experimental fast‑food fried‑chicken project described as more of an art piece than a conventional restaurant, built to explore a different, quicker form of service and culinary expression than his other ventures." - Monica Burton
"A low-priced, fast-casual offshoot introduced in 2015 designed for convenience and wider accessibility; the concept even offers delivery, giving more diners a chance to try the chef’s food without the formalities of the flagship restaurants." - ByKelly Dobkin