Frenchy's chicken went from hometown favorite to beloved by millions | My Go-To

Percy 'Frenchy' Creuzot moved to Houston, Texas in 1965 to work as a traveling salesman. But he followed his passion for food, and opened a po-boy shop on Scott Street with his wife. They added fried chicken to the menu soon after, and the legend of Frenchy's Chicken was born. The iconic restaurant still uses the same family recipe to season the meat, a secret they will never reveal. People now come from all over the city, state, and area to visit the restaurant and try their famous chicken. If you would like to learn more about Frenchy's, or find a location near you, visit frenchyschicken.com.

[@teamlinagogettabag2590]

I'll love to try some of that Chicken Looks Delicious Here From Chicago!!

[@ebonywinters7658]

Girrrrrrllllll, straight outta the 3rd Ward baby, they are like going to ya people house to chill. We choose them over everybody!!! Girl beloved ❤️ hood spot

[@geezykennedy5517]

It’s definitely good. That koolaid be hitting too. I’m want to try Harolds if I ever come to Chi Town.

[@jadaony4145]

Great insight. I’ve head so much about them

[@gmommaGodfrey1]

Best chicken I've every ate

[@gulfstar36]

Surprised to hear you mention Jesse Hearn. I knew him way back about 1977. He always wore a suit. One day at Charlie Lane's car lot on Louisiana St, Jesse walked back into the office after looking at some cars. He pulled out a handkerchief to wipe off the perspiration, but he dropped it on the floor. He bent over to pick it up and his revolver fell out on the floor. The new secretary started screaming "He's got a gun!". There were about 8 of us in the office and we all started laughing. Then we all pulled out our pistols and welcomed her to the car business. Jesse had the only car lot with a crematorium. The last time I saw him was on OST. His driver was taking him around in a Rolls Royce with two attractive young women.

[@t.johnson6707]

That’s hilarious. Great story.

[@phoenixmoon3]

I love some Frenchy’s.

[@galwaygirl8131]

The best!!! Spend years in H town and this place is incredible

[@princeerick11]

Greetings from West Hollywood❤️💕

[@billywatts889]

Love this story❤ wish they were here in Dallas /Ft Worth area, HINT HINT HINT HINT Come to Dallas, please ❤❤❤❤

[@blakewarren5613]

The best

[@amilcarbarquero5911]

They Just Moved Up The Street South Like 3 or 4 Blocks On Blodgett And Scott Street Third Ward Texas H-Town

[@RudolphManor]

Creoles. 💯

[@tize8310]

Black Americans of la creole heritage is pretty common in Htine. Nothing out of the ordinary.

[@RudolphManor]

@@tize8310 I know, I'm Louisiana Creole myself. 💯 Shoutout To Houston. 💯

[@tize8310]

@@RudolphManor Oh okay that's whats up bruh. Where u from and where ur ppl from? I from the H, and my ppl from St Landry Parish. 3 grandparents came after WWII to the city.

[@RudolphManor]

@@tize8310 I'm from New Orleans but raised mostly in the midwest. 💯

[@tize8310]

@@RudolphManor Awready...... lol Our loud sister city.

[@saj8]

As a person who went to college in Houston, bottom line, that chicken is good. Forget what you heard.

[@nola305]

His fried chicken recipe is straight outta New Orleans' 6th or 7th ward creole section to Houston's 3rd ward, "hey la ba", baby!

[@Honestlylovely]

Lemon cake

[@Honestlylovely]

Born and raised

[@Honestlylovely]

Ungrateful

[@earthtominiryu]

frenchy's does outrank the colonel, let's all be honest here

[@riley-mr5vm]

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