Got the fried chicken, cooked to order. Really hot, great chicken and crinkle fries. These guys are…read morethe real deal. Takes about 15-20 minutes but totally worth the wait.

If you're in the Reading area and you have a taste for Soul Food find your way to Beckett's. For…read moreabout $15 a person you will get two pieces of chicken, two sides and corn bread. Which is exactly what I ordered. For my sides I selected yams and Mac and cheese. Collards are also an option for a side. Additionally, you do have options for fish or pork chops too. If you don't want a combo you can also order menu items a la crate. I would suggest ordering ahead to kill the wait time. Depending on how busy they are you may be waiting about 25 mins for your food if you just walk in to order. There are about two tables in there with a few chairs to dine in. But this is more of a takeout place in my opinion. Depending on your eating habits one platter can very well be two servings. Enjoy!

This place is small but the food created here is amazing! The owner is so sweet & truly loves to…read morecook - her creative dishes are amazing! And her desserts are the best. Good Southern & Caribbean food! I had the fried cat fish with the Mac & cheese and yams. So delicious!! I highly recommend this small gem in Reading!!!

The food is not good. The portions are decent as I only got sides but the food overall is not good…read more I got greens and mac. The greens taste like it has liquid smoke in them. The Mac has a gritty rue and not much flavor.

Very good pizza & wings. Fast service too. Generous toppings. I purchased the spice garlic and…read moresweet spice wings. delicious

The food was amazing we from Houston and it was our first time will definitely return to eatread more

Ordered through Grub Hub. Got the food hot. Fried chicken…read morewas delicious. Ribs were out of this world and I am not a French fry person but their seasoned fries are amazing. 10/10 will order from Chicken Supreme again and highly recommend.

If you are in the Reading Pennsylvania area, this is a must stop location…read more Does it have curb appeal? Not particularly - short of a rather subdued Chicken Supreme sign, you may not know what lies inside the Penn Avenue storefront. When you walk through the door, you begin to think you may have walked into a time machine - it looks very much like it could have from the 1960s. There are a handful of counter seats - maybe 10 in all - at this cozy location. Ordering take out is your best option if you have more than two people in your group. However, if you are looking for the best fried chicken in a 50 mile radius - do stop in. It is a mildly seasoned flour dredge chicken, simple but done to perfection. Always crispy on the outside, and ridiculously juicy on the inside. However, chicken perfection does take 15-20 mintes, so calling ahead is a good idea. If you are not a fried chicken person (which I have difficulty comprehending) their fish and chips, cheesteaks, and hand cut fries are all fantastic. If you are in the area, it is worth the stop.

Really good food and convenient when you work nearby and forget to bring something for lunch. The…read morefries are especially good

The biscuits that are supposed to be honey butter was hard and salty and the chicken was salty with…read morea hint of spicy. In a food business, serving food that is old should be a no, no, based off of food safety guidelines alone. Quality of food matters in order to have a returning customer. I know it might be food cost, but service your customers better if you want them to return. Some resturants may see it as one customer complaining; however, word of mouth is a powerful advertisement.

Ordered food here for my 20th birthday today and I loved it. I missed southern food from when I was…read morestationed down south. I ordered collared greens with the seafood combo. The seafood combo comes with fries, fried fish, crabcake, shrimp and scallops.

I was craving shrimp and fries with chicken wings and these guys delivered. The food was plentiful…read moreand on point. The cook was nice enough to bring some tartar sauce too, and you can tell he just made the food too. I take a star away because of the way the location looked. It really threw us off when we first arrived and was reluctant to order any food. But I tried it anyway and was satisfied with what I received. I'll order from here again, for sure.

Lots of food and well seasoned! about $20 for an entree and two sides but she loads it up :) the…read morejerk chicken js spicy and tender and everything js tasty however the steamed cabbage is a little greasy and the mac n cheese is a little hard but i think it could just be because we went closer to closing.

I am happy to see our own doing our culture. I live upstate, so much restaurants around, which i…read moresupport but no trini restaurant. I hate to go all the way to queens or Brooklyn. I am so glad she is closer and i do not care if its a little more then city... no culture bring my comfort food but my culture... it is happy food... it is inviting of others to try my culture and love it... i will order bring a chair and just to wait on my Roti and my Doubles... thank u for doing this and i know its not easy.... i appreciate my own

Absolutely iconic. Full stop. Those who eat KFC, never had Bojangles. Those who eat Popeyes, settle…read morefor the next best thing. KFC sits right across the street looking as deserted as the mall. So fortunate to have had the only Bojangles outside of the south for so many years. The biscuits are next level compared to what's served at other chains. First, they are full-sized, crisp-pockety exterior, flaky inside w/ a buttery finish. Maybe the only fast food item in history that you swear is homemade. Chicken has good amount of breading, spicer as you get closer to the bone, but not as spicy as it used to be as regular vs. spicy option got morphed into one. It's flavorful, moist, & brings some heat on certain unexpected bites. The sides: it has always been about the dirty rice- that's their signature. Golden colored rice w/ crumbled sausage, bell peppers, & cajun seasoning. The rest are mere subs for those who don't like rice, tho at times I appreciate the nearly potato wedges they call fries. Sweet tea is steeped in-store, not pre-bottled. I know people who roll up just to buy jugs of that. No longer have Bo in my backyard, which makes it all the more special when I do have opportunity to get it. Love the giant yellow box that announces, It's Bo Time! I show up at home with it, cheers happen!

Bo-Berry Biscuits are MY FAVVVVV. So I was surprised to see Bojangles in Pennsylvania and I had to…read morestop for some biscuits. My son got some chicken and he said it was good. The biscuits were nice and hot! Yummm my only criticism is that the restaurant should get a little upgrade, it's a little outdated