Church's Texas Chicken Menu Prices (2026)
Church's is one of the oldest fried chicken chains in the country, founded across the street from the Alamo in San Antonio. It competes primarily on price, consistently undercutting the larger chicken chains on both individual pieces and family meals.
The signature items are the Honey-Butter Biscuits, which are brushed with sweetened butter and included with most meals, and the bone-in fried chicken sold in mix-and-match counts. Because Church's prices by piece count, family meals of eight pieces and above are where the per-piece cost drops sharply.
How to Save Money at Church's Texas Chicken
- An 8-piece family meal at $24.99 works out to roughly $3.12 per piece with sides included, against $5.49 for a two-piece order.
- Honey-Butter Biscuits are included with combos and family meals — a dozen to go costs $9.99 and is the item most worth taking home.
- Church's consistently undercuts the larger chicken chains on family meals, often by $8 to $12 for the same piece count.
- Original and Spicy are priced identically and can be mixed in any order at no extra charge.
Church's Texas Chicken Menu — Frequently Asked Questions
How much is an 8 piece family meal at Church's?
About $24.99, including eight pieces of chicken, two large sides and four Honey-Butter Biscuits. It is the cheapest per-piece option and typically feeds three to four people.
How much is a Honey-Butter Biscuit at Church's?
About $1.29 for one, $5.49 for six and $9.99 for a dozen. Biscuits are included with combos and family meals, so you only pay for extras.
Does spicy chicken cost more at Church's?
No. Original and Spicy are priced identically, and you can mix them in the same order at no extra charge.
Is Church's cheaper than Popeyes or KFC?
Generally yes, particularly on family meals. Church's positions itself on price, and an 8-piece family meal at about $24.99 typically runs $8 to $12 below comparable offers at the larger chains.
What are Jalapeño Cheese Bombers?
Breaded, deep-fried dough pockets filled with jalapeño and cheese, sold four for about $4.29 or eight for $6.99. They are a Church's original and one of the chain's most ordered sides.
Why is it called Church's Texas Chicken?
The chain was founded by George W. Church Sr. in San Antonio in 1952, directly across from the Alamo. The name was updated to Church's Texas Chicken to emphasise the Texas origin.