Red Light Chicken

Pros: I get what the hype is about. Solid chicken and fries. Lots of sauce options. Good service. Cons: bare bones industrial decor. A to go place. Not a place to sit and eat.

What a fun little chicken place! I love the decor and the atmosphere it produces. It got its name because the original restaurant was in the red light district. It is self serve, but the ladies taking the orders are extremely friendly and helpful. There's a cute little trailer for placing orders. This is close to our church so we will stop here on the way home frequently. We also intend to try their Monday leg special. Dan got white meat with Mac and cheese and I got dark meat with fries. The food was good. The chicken was nice and crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.

I had some business with the Sky gallery in Tulsa around lunch time, and saw that the Red Light chicken restaurant next door was open. A nice little place that specializes in chicken but with plenty of other items on the menu to please everyone. The Sky gallery folks suggested the fried catfish so that's what I ordered. It came with a tasty coleslaw, roll & honey butter, and I chose the mashed potatoes with white gravy as my side. The catfish came out a beautiful golden brown, nicely seasoned with a yummy tartar sauce. The mashed potatoes & gravy were delicious. The coleslaw was workman like, but with a vary small portion. The roll was good & the sweet butter was a nice touch. Next time I visit the Sky gallery I'll revisit Red Light chicken and test out the chicken. Give Red Light chicken a try, I don't think you'll be sorry.

Great visuals upon entering. We were hungry and hopped in because it was close! Chicken was good, server was sweet and helpful the roll was the best.The spices on the chicken were nice but almost seemed like they were trying to mimic KFC

Gosh what a good chicken joint! Without looking at the menu, I was a little thrown off when we ordered a whole chicken, I just put trust in my brother, who had been there before. Expecting a whole oven baked chicken or something, I was pleasantly surprised when we were handed a basket of quartered and deep fried chicken. It was great tasting and juicy . Sides were great too! Atmosphere had a unique hipster feel. Great service!

I've had this place twice. Once late at night and once around 7pm. When I had it late at night I only ordered chicken and it was pretty good. When I ordered it at 7pm everything was either different from when I got it the first time or just not good at all. I ordered 12 wings and 2 sides and I could only eat 2 wings. It was extremely salty, the sauce was super thick and they didn't give me what I asked for, the bread didn't come with the butter and the sides were AWFUL!! Never order sides ever. They didn't even taste like what they were. I was in complete disbelief. The first time I had it I was craving it because the garlic buffalo sauce was good, the chicken was crispy and the butter and bread combo was so amazing. I ordered more chicken the second time just to get an extra roll and butter. Only to not get it. I ordered on door dash. The second experience was so bad that I doubt I'd ever eat here again. I'm giving it 2 stars because the first time was good but the second time was so bad I can't give it any more points than that.

Fried chicken joint. Original location was in the former red light district of Tulsa. Hence the name. Counter service. We both ordered the 1/4 chicken. Hers was dark meat and mine white meat. Her side was fries and mine Mac&cheese. We're both pleased with our choices. The yeasty rolls come with a sweet honey butter. Wide open and airy the dining space appears to have once been a service bay for vehicles.

We stopped in after the lunch rush, and we were the only people there. It's a clean and casual atmosphere- you order at a retrofitted camper trailer, which is a cute touch. We each ordered spicy chicken sandwiches, and they were good. The heat isn't too much at all- it builds a bit as you eat. They use chicken tenders in the sandwich. The fries were stellar- crinkle cut and very crispy. The kids got Mac and cheese for their sides- that was good as well- very creamy. The food tasted fresh, and the portions were large. The tab for 3 regular meals and 1 kids meal was around $60. I'd like to come back to try their spicy bone-in chicken. They also have regular- non-spicy as an option.

My daughter and I had always heard wonderful things about Red Light Chicken but had never been in the area to try it out. Luckily, we were right next door during her senior pictures. After 5 hours of pictures we were quite hungry and decided to give it a try. When you go inside, you go to the counter in the middle (a little camper if I remember right) and order there. It was clean and a cute little place. The worker was super friendly and helpful. You can order your chicken regular or spicy. You can also do a combo of both, which is what I did. I got the two piece and did one piece of each with garlic buffalo, and for my side I got Mac and cheese. It also came with a roll. My daughter did a 3 piece all spicy with ranch and buffalo, Mac and cheese, and fries. It was so good and fresh! The spicy is in fact that, SPICY. But we sweated through it and enjoyed every bit of it. I definitely recommend Red Light Chicken!

I have been missing out my whole life on this place somehow. Absolutely delicious food and drinks. Maybe the best mac and cheese. And the Chicken legs were fantastic as well. Great service and vibes too. Definitely will be back.