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    Hurt's Hot Chicken

    3.9 (18 reviews)

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    Hurts hot chicken truck.
    Gregory B.

    Was informed I had never reviewed Hurt's Hot Chicken truck, so I figured I would take a shot at it now. Let's start with the bad, since it is the shorter subject here. Lamont Hurt is normally a one-man show, so he does everything from order taking to cooking to serving. A lot, especially considering he has a small towed trailer type of food truck. Why is this "bad"? It takes awhile to get your chicken. I think that is easily solved by planning things out (either ordering ahead or finding a seat with friends while you wait - if you are in Bellevue on Thursday, you are welcome to join us). Let's flip this. Lamont makes a mean chicken. When I say mean, I am talking both in the sense of wicked good and in the sense you can hurt yourself if you go to hot. TBH, if you don't like much heat, just get it fried, as even his mild has the weakest members of my family crying (weakest in the sense of not liking much heat, of course). If you go for hot, it will light most of you up (Yes, Trent, I know you da man for heat). As for what to order, it depends. Have not had a dry tender (sandwich) or breast. But my personal favorite is the Hot Chicken gyros. Shredded fried tenders (choose your heat) on a pita smothered with tzatziki sauce. Don't know how he thought this up, but it is a real winner in my book. You can check out his schedule on social media. Normally in Mt. Juliet. At the driving range on Old Harding in Bellevue Thursday from about 5 to sun down.

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    Amber M.

    I've been eating Hot Chicken for years and would definitely consider myself a NHC connoisseur. Hurt's has been on my list for over a year and I finally was able to try it at The Hot Chicken Festival on 4th of July. I ordered the tenders and fries, and got the spice level of "hot". It was hot enough to have a lot of flavor and just the right amount of spice. I have a high tolerance but still like to enjoy it. What makes this dish special, is that they put a lemon seasoning on the fries, and it is so delicious + unique. They also serve you a dipping sauce that tastes as if barbecue sauce and ketchup have a baby. Sounds crazy, but it is sooooo delicious with the fries. I would def order this again and am dying to try their hot shrimp and hot gyro!

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    Sonia K.

    Great hot chicken tenders! Got this when they moved the truck to East Nashville for the day and it was very tasty. The chicken was juicy and perfectly fried. The flavor was right on point and the owner hooked it up with an extra tender.

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    best hot chicken in town. skip the "well known" spots and go to the real deal.

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