My wife is from out yonder and we finally made a point of grabbing some chicken while visiting the in-laws. Â We just so happened to come on the first day that they reopened. Â The food took forever to get, even know there was virtually no line. Â Overall the broasted chicken was very good. Â It could use hot sauce to give it some extra kick, but I would come back without blinking an eye. Â The sides were forgettable, but you're not coming there for the sides. Â If you so happen to be in Hampshire then I do recommend you give Chick-N-Dip a whirl. Â It won't let you down and will not make a dent in your wallet.
Review Source:We love Chick-N-Dip, and we're always sad when they close for the season.
The broasted chicken is delicious, and the coleslaw is amazing (this coming from someone who does NOT like coleslaw normally).
Hands down, our favorites meals here are the broasted chicken dinners, or the chicken strip dinners.
We are anxiously awaiting opening once again....but we're in the final stretch!
Are you in Hampshire? Is it summer? Then stop.
This place has been around forever and there's a good reason for it. Their milkshakes are divine and the food is good as well. I prefer the hamburgers over the broasted chicken, but growing up in town our family always expected Chick-N-Dip chicken for dinner when they came to town. And now when we go home, the first question my wife asks: "When do we get our milkshake?"
Love their chicken! Â Hometown favorite for sure! Â If you don't pre-order, you will have to wait about 12 minutes for your chicken to be broasted fresh- well worth the wait. Â The ice cream is also worth stopping in-- much better than chain ice cream! Â Try and stop in for a cruise night- always a good time! Make sure you bring cash- they do not accept cards!
Review Source:The chicken is usually great here, as are the burgers, onion rings and ice cream offerings. The fries are lame and never salted. The menu beyond chicken and burgers is lacking. They would do well changing their fries as well as offering something like mashed potatoes or potato salad as a side to chicken.
Review Source:It's been around forever and is a staple in the Hampshire area. Old school 50's drive-in feel - not fancy, but clean.
The food is the amazing part - fantastic broasted chicken like nothing you will find at any fast food joint. Everything is cooked to order, hot & fresh; be prepare to be patient for about 15 minutes while they create deliciousness on a plate for you. Wash down your chicken with a dipped cone - heaven!
Their broasted chicken makes me have dreams about the juicy pieces of meat that they serve up. Â No lie, I grew up in Hampshire and now live in Chicago. Â There is NO PLACE to get chicken like that, even in the city. Â Whenever I visit family,I Â call ahead for the largest box of chicken they have to take back home with me. Â Sure it takes 20 minutes, but it is well worth the wait. Â It is so juicy, moist, crunchy, delicious....... OH and their fries and shakes are fantastic too!!
Review Source:Chicken Dip is an old time drive in restaurant, expanded with a small dine in area. The menu is filled with standard fast food staples, ice cream creations, and broasted chicken. This place can only be described as a dive, but I use that in the most loving way possible. The broasted chicken can only be called great, among the best broasted chicken I've tried. The accompanying fries are average at best, but the coleslaw was a very good vinegar based slaw. The ice cream is very good, comparable with most Tastee Freeze type places. A great little gem in the sticks.
Review Source:It was a unanimous choice for lunch/dinner with my family. The chick-in-Dip is an old time 50's drive-in but without the curb service. The fried chicken was excellent and at a great price. The first time I ate here was during the fall so I sat in the addition (dinning room) but during the summer you can sit on the picnic benches under the awning.
They also have ice cream, burgers, hot dogs and BBQ but the fried chicken was the best by far. Just note that they only take cash and the line can get a bit crazy especially during the summer time.
I had to take a star away because of the funky smell of the garbage cans near the eating area but that's to be expected due to the weather and amount of people who dine here. Â I only wish they would take the time to scrub them down especially when the stench is really bad.
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