$5 for $10 Worth of Chicken at Devore's Hopocan Gardens
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- Legendary Barberton recipe
- Fresh, Ohio-raised chicken
- Also serves pike and shrimp
Now that spinach has been deemed a performance-enhancing vegetable, Popeye's future shortstop career hinges on his transition to fried chicken. Get a sailor's worth of energizing chicken with today's deal: for $5, you get $10 worth of poultry plates, sandwiches, and other all-American eats at Devore's Hopocan Gardens in Barberton.
Devore’s Hopocan Gardens serves Barberton-style chicken, which is locally raised, cut to conserve the tastiest bits of meat, lightly breaded for a natural, seasoning-free flavor, and deep-fried to a golden brown. The crisp, fresh taste of a classic white-meat combination (a breast, back, leg, and wing; $8.95) or a large dark platter (three thighs, two drumettes, and a back; $9.55) makes Colonel Sanders roll over in his roost. Most dinners come with a choice of three sides, such as hot sauce, coleslaw, and mashed potatoes. The menu of fowl-focused palates includes chicken buckets, hot wings, sandwiches, and paprikash (chicken stewed in a paprika sauce), along with freshwater pike, shrimp, and ham.
Lubricate food tubes with an old-fashioned root beer ($1.85) or a pitcher of Miller Lite ($7.95) while counting flying chicken wings in the cozy, casual eatery. Devore's website claims Barberton chicken joints serve more than 7.5 tons of chicken every week, making it either the chicken capital of the world or the secret porthole to another world made of chicken.
Not valid with daily lunch specials.
Reviews
Devore's Hopocan Gardens was mentioned by Associated Content and Northern Ohio Tourism. It was a 2010 nominee for Best Traditional American by CityVoters. Eighty-five percent of Urbanspooners recommend it, and four Yahoo! Locals give it a four-star average rating:
- The recipe is simple, yet distinctive, setting the chicken apart from the overspiced, oversauced varieties found in other restaurants today. – Marie, Associated Content
- The coleslaw was a vinegar base, the fries were addicting and the hot sauce had a bit of a kick and actually was very good. – Northern Ohio Tourism
- This is the best chicken around, and the meals include 2 heaping side dishes. – lsfrnks, Yahoo! Local