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    Tumble 22 Chicken Joint

    4.0 (1.3k reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Bites and fries
    Bruce M.

    Tumble 22 is named for the 22 spices the chicken is tumbled in. The restaurant is fun and well laid out. We sat at the bar today and had immediate service and the bartender was awesome. I had the 8 piece chicken tender meal with fries and had the "hot" spice which is not super hot. The next level up is SPIcY!! The place is fun and has just great atmosphere. Also full bar with good specials.

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    Lloyd C.

    I stumbled upon Tumble 22 Chicken Joint literally! I just happened to be in the area and saw it. My coworker here in Austin recommended it so I decided to try it out. A great patio seating area with long tables and shade covering. The inside is modern with a good looking full bar with cocktails, etc. Two tvs with professional sports playing. The front area has a display case of their pies and cheesecake. House music mostly from the 80s. Two separate multi-user men and women's restrooms. The host was friendly and guided me to my shared table, which was fine with me as the place was crowded and the open tables were for 4 or more people. Dafne took great care of me. She suggested some popular items and also some of hers. She was friendly, outgoing, and had a sparkling personality. O.G. Chicken Sandwich: their signature features an all-natural chicken breast, crisp coleslaw, bread-n-butter pickles, and Duke's mayo on a toasted bun. Select your heat level (4/5). The chicken was brined well and juicy. The coating was nice and crunchy. The coleslaw and pickles cuts the spiciness. Seve's Collard Greens: Rich and savory collard greens cooked low and slow featuring smoked turkey, apple cider vinegar, and Crystal's Louisiana Hot Sauce. Peanut Butter Chocolate Mousse Pie: a decadent dessert that combines the rich, creamy texture of mousse with the comforting flavor of peanut butter, all nestled within a buttery, crumbly crust. Come support your local business.

    1/2 Mixed
    Cindy N.

    Service is on the slower side. My fries came out cold. The 1/2 chicken skin was way too salty. Portion for lil OG sandwich was ok. Probably won't be back :(

    Fries
    Dora S.

    Hot chicken isnt my favorite thing but I wanted to give this popular place a try! First of all, i liked the environment, it was clean and comfortable. Our server was attentive and gave really fast service. I got the "og" sandwich with hot spice level and it was perfect for me. The sandwich was bigger than I expected! The one thing that is really memorable for me is how creamy and buttery and sandwich buns were , it went really well with the fried chicken!

    2-Piece Boneless Thigh and Regular Mac-N-Cheese
    Michelle B.

    Typically great service when I've come to this location. The service was a bit lacking this visit. The options for food always great. My half Cobb was the perfect amount as usual. The boneless thighs made my husband giddy. They took a lot less time than the bone in that he gets at our location. The feel is a simple restaurant that focuses what they are good at. It is usually clean for our visits and I feel was safe to bring out of town guests. I knew it would have something for everyone. The buttermilk pie was even Southern girl approved.

    Back deck
    cassandra a.

    My husband and I love love love Tumble 22! If you're looking for the best fried chicken in town, Tumble 22 is it--hands down. I always order the dark chicken with a side of fries and their insanely good broccoli salad. That salad alone is worth the trip--I could honestly eat it as a full meal. My husband always gets the OG sandwich with fries, and it never misses. Everything is crispy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection every time. Also love their key lime pie and heavenly eggs as an appetizer! Beyond the food, the atmosphere at this location is awesome. The back deck has super strong fans that keep things cool and bug-free even in Texas heat. We sat outside and were totally comfortable. Also, shoutout to our waiter he was fantastic. Friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed.

    Daniel L.

    For the price, Tumble 22 perfected their craft. Flavors are all on point. The broccoli salad is a bit sweet with the chunks of dried fruit which I enjoyed because it cut the fatty/oily flavors in the rest of the meal. The mac and cheese was amazing, gooey and the pasta shells had a bite to it! The chicken was flavorful, light crispy crunch. Highly recommend!

    O.G. Chicken Sandwich
    Brooke D.

    I am a big fan of Tumble 22 but this was my first time eating at this location and I hate to say it, but this location is not up to par with the other Tumble 22's in the area. Me and my boyfriend were both thrown off with our sandwich and the dirty fries. We barely had any chicken on our fries and the slaw on the sandwich was really throwing us off. I couldn't figure out what was different about it but it was not nearly as good as it is at other locations. All of that aside, the service was still good and I hope we just came on an off day.

    Menu 2025
    Matt L.

    The plus of Tumble 22 is the large portions of chicken. Korean style chicken is more about the sauce, rather than the crispy double-fry that I usually expect from Korean-fried chicken. The Cole slaw was decent as a side, but I thought the sides were got (I.e. collard greens) were only mid for me. After a little while, the meal feels a little one-note and you want something different. Fries are a good way to start off the meal. If you get the fries with the chicken, I wouldn't choose the Korean style chicken to change up the flavor profile. They tasted too similar to me.

    Marissa G.

    My husband and I decided to try Tumble 22 Chicken as we were in the area. We pulled up, parked, and went inside. Upon entering there was a sign that said seat yourself. So we sat in a booth. The restaurant has a lot of windows so on a sunny day it's probably pretty well lit. It was cloudy during our visit so the restaurant felt a little dark but it was lit up a little bit with the lights. The restaurant has a lot of seating with long tables and high stools, it has a bar area, and a few booths. We sat at a booth. After sitting we waited a few minutes before we were greeted by our waiter who checked to see what we wanted to drink. After asking for water he quickly left and returned with the water promptly. He asked if we were ready to order but I hadn't had a chance to look at the menu. They had a QR code that you could use to look at the menu, or you could look it up online. The waiter also offered a physical copy to me if I wanted it. I used my phone to see what I wanted. He left to give me time. I decided pretty quick but we had to wait as he was busy taking care of other customers. I decided to order a small order of Dirty Fries which is fries, with queso, hot chicken, and pickles. I also ordered OG Chicken Sandwich with no heat or painless and it comes with a fried chicken breast, coleslaw, pickles, and mayo. The Dirty Fries were good. I forgot to tell the waiter no spice or painless and the chicken was spicy. I tasted the kick right away but then I got used to it. The fries were soggy from all of the ingredients but they were good mixed in with everything. The queso on the fries was okay. The OG Chicken Sandwich was tasty. The chicken was a good size, it was tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. The mix of the chicken with the coleslaw, pickles, and mayo gave the sandwich texture and flavor. My husband and I decided to take a piece of pie for a sweet to eat at home. He ordered the Buttermilk Pie to go. We got our pie quickly and then we were on our way. Unfortunately when we got home I was surprised to see a slice of pecan pie instead of the buttermilk pie. I was a little disappointed at first as I was really wanting the buttermilk pie but the pecan pie did not disappoint. It was delicious and sweet. Overall it was a good stopping places to eat. The restaurant was clean with different seating options, the service was okay, and the food was good. I'd return in the future.

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    Spot on for what it is. I'm afraid the hotter sauces are wasted on me, but for plain old chicken, it's good. Can get very busy at lunchtime.

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    What kind of oil is used to fry?

    We use a blend of soybean and canola oil!

    I know y'all are a fried chicken place, but do you by chance offer a grilled chicken option for someone on a limited eating plan?

    I chatted with a server about this recently - they used to have grilled chicken on specific days of the week but they decided to do away with it. Apparently there’s a lot of flour in the Tumble 22 kitchen and the risk of cross-contamination for… 

    When is southern sandwich & oysters coming back? Really doesn't make sense to remove two of the best items on the menu during covid.

    Hey there, Rahul! If we do bring back any of our old specials, we'll be sure to make an announcement about it on our social media. Until then, you can enjoy our monthly O.G. specials, such as our Texas Twister for November!

    For someone that likes spicy but not overwhelmingly spicy, which level of spice should I get?

    Dang Hot.... or.. Cluckin' Hot. I would pick Cluck. Stay away from Stupid Hot if you're not trying to go overboard. Overall, they have brought the heat level as of late down. You should be good either way!!

    Are you guys buying precooked eggs (deviled eggs), and potato salad these days? I used to love both menu items, and now they taste like grocery store deli food.

    I was told wimpy is no spice. If you come at happy hour (4-6 weekdays) they have small portions that would work just fine.

    Do they have a kids menu...didn't see it on the menu?

    Unfortunately, they don't. But my kids usually share a plate as the portions (chicken and sides) are quite large.

    Are they open during Thanksgiving?

    No they're not

    Do they sell shirts and hats? If so how much is the shirt? and how much is the Hat? Before tax?

    Yes they sell shirts and hats. No idea on cost I'm guessing $20-30 range.

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