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Woodside’s Mister Chicken to Open Eatery in Long Island City

Mister Chicken To Go at 53-26 Roosevelt Ave. (QueensPost)

July 31, 2018 By Christian Murray

A popular Woodside eatery that serves all-natural and antibiotic-free chicken is opening a location in Long Island City in September.

Mister Chicken To Go, located at 53-26 Roosevelt Ave., is opening its second store at 44-64 21st St. in Long Island City, according to owner Mauro Haguilar.

The restaurant, known best for its rotisserie chicken and mashed potatoes, does a high volume of delivery orders, with many coming from Long Island City.

“We get a lot of business from Long Island City,” Haguilar said, who opened his store in Woodside seven years ago. “I get so many deliveries.”

The new venue takes over space that was occupied by a pizzeria, the now shuttered Amerigo.

Haguilar said the Long Island City restaurant has room for between 20 and 25 seats, and that he will be offering the same menu items—plus pizza.

44-66 21st St., previously Amerigo (Photo: QueensPost)

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Phil

Great place with nice staff. Always figured it needed to be a chain to sustain itself long term. Good for them.

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WOODSIDE61ST

Woodside will always better than sunnyside and long island city we have thing called class !!!

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Anonymous

I love this place. They are dog friendly also. They have a little dog park behind their restaurant. Dogs, dogs, dogs!

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George Kelly

Here is my Prediction..Chick Fil A soon..Then The Republicans keep The House,The Senate, and The Dems Cry..Yumm..I Love Those Socialists..yummy..and Mr Chicken in L.I.C CLOSES DOWN..BAD LOCATION

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John O'Reily

I live in Forest Hills, but I’ll be sure to stop in for a delicious platter of chicken and a diet pepsi.

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Sassy Lassy

Hot dog! I love chicken! Hope they still have their famous chicky stuffers and pot pies.

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