Church’s Texas Chicken is on The Rock!
It’s official! Church’s Texas Chicken is on The Rock! The doors of its Mall Plaza location opened on Monday, December 8, at 8:30 am with eager chicken lovers ready to partake of the hand-battered chicken, biscuits and fries. Operated by Global Brands Group, listed as the Caribbean’s premier restaurant management, the launch attracted company directors Anthony Sabga-Aboud, and William Sabga Aboud in from Trinidad & Tobago, as well as Greg Gallagher, Church’s Texas Chicken vice-president of the Americas and Tim Waddell, EVP, head of international business. On hand, too, was Church’s Chicken’s mascot Churchie the Chicken.
Thursday Food shares highlights.
Jamaica’s first Church’s Texas Chicken location is at the Mall Plaza, Constant Spring Road. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
It’s official! Church’s Texas Chicken is on The Rock! (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that Jamaica’s preferred protein is chicken! Eager patrons ready to sample Church’s Texas Chicken. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
The crowded interior of Church’s Texas Chicken reflected the enthusiastic welcome of the latest quick service restaurant. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Customer Samantha Brown relished her purchase of a two-piece combo and a three-piece tenders.(Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Customer Betty Card bit into her two-piece meal. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Celebrating the opening of Church’s Chicken Jamaica were (from left) mascot Churchie the Chicken; Gregg Gallagher, vice-president of the Americas at Church’s Texas Chicken; Anthony Sabga Aboud, director, global brands; and Tim Waddell, executive vice-president, head of international business. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Engaged in conversation were (from left) Tim Waddell, EVP, head of international business; Anthony Sabga Aboud, director, global brands; and Gregg Gallagher, vice-president of the Americas at Church’s Texas Chicken. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Church’s Chicken cashier Nihyoka Ramdas took an order from its first customer, student Jordaine Lawrence. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
