"Think hot chicken and kids don’t go together? Well, that’s probably right. Happily, Palmer’s offers naked spice, which is no spice, so the kids can just enjoy their chicken while the adults go as hot as they can stand. It has a nice little play area out front for the kids that’s easy to keep watch on through the big glass windows. And there’s a whole family-style menu for to-go orders that will meet the needs of both adults and kiddos." - Courtney E. Smith
"Famous for Hot Chick-in-Pancake Poppers at the State Fair of Texas." - Courtney E. Smith
"For those who like it hot, head to Palmer’s and see how high you can turn up the heat. This fried chicken, which is served solo, in a sandwich, or nuggs-style, comes in a range of Nashville heat driven flavors. Don’t worry, if you’re not into it they can do original and it’s darn fine." - Courtney E. Smith
"If you haven’t been to Palmer’s in Lakewood yet to have this excellent chicken sandwich, here’s your chance — pimento cheese meets hot chicken and salty pickles." - Courtney E. Smith
"With half the restaurant designed to offer open-air patio seating, Palmer’s had a pandemic plan built into its opening here in Dallas. Palmer’s offers “Haul it Home” service for picking up quarts of sides like greens or beans, or even their cool frosé, which is necessary to cool off the spot’s hotter Nashville Hot fried chicken spice levels of “Nashville” and “Napalm.” “Novice” and “Naked” are tamer flavors." - Rachel Pinn