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Chicken RestaurantSouthern RestaurantFast Food RestaurantTake Out RestaurantHome Cooking Restaurant
Since 1952, Church’s Texas Chicken® S. 31st Street in Temple, TX has served bold, Southern-style meals made for sharing. Our menu features hand-battered and breaded original or spicy fried chicken, tenders, wraps, wings, and comforting sides like Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Baked Mac & Cheese, and our signature, made-from-scratch Honey-Butter Biscuits™. Whether you need to pick up fast food family meals for lunch or dinner, grab a quick bite on the go, or order online for delivery, Church’s® is a great place to eat for families in Temple, TX. We offer numerous ways to enjoy the Bold Texas Flavor™ with the best fast food deals now available at your fingertips through the Real Rewards™ loyalty app. From dine-in and takeout to mobile ordering and catering services, we bring people together with hearty portions and warm hospitality.
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- DeliveryAvailable
- TakeoutAvailable
- Accepts reservationsNot available
- Requires reservationsNot available
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Frequently Asked Questions About Church's Texas Chicken
How do I sign up for the Church's Real Rewards™ program?
We recommend downloading the Church’s® app for the best rewards experience. Learn more and sign up at https://www.churchs.com/rewards.
Does Church's® deliver?
Yes, most Church's® locations deliver the fried chicken you've come to know and love directly on churchs.com or in the Church's® app. You'll save more when you order directly from us on our app with exclusive delivery deals and in-restaurant menu prices*. Earn points towards free food with every delivery order as a Church's Real Rewards™ member. *Additional fees may apply.
Can you order Church's® online?
Yes, most Church's® locations do offer online ordering. Visit churchs.com or download the Church's® app to order your Church's® favorites!
Where can I find nutritional information?
All of our nutritional information can be found at https://www.churchs.com/nutrition-allergen-facts/.
Does Church's Texas Chicken in Temple accept reservations?
No, Church's Texas Chicken in Temple does not accept reservations.
What are the opening hours for Church's Texas Chicken at 1710 S. 31st Street?
The restaurant is open Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and on Friday and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
Does Church's Texas Chicken offer delivery or pickup services?
Yes, they offer delivery and in-store pickup services, and you can order online via their website or app.
Can I order Church's Texas Chicken online?
Yes, most locations, including the Temple S. 31st Street location, offer online ordering through their website or mobile app.
Does Church's Texas Chicken have a loyalty rewards program?
Yes, you can sign up for the Church's Real Rewards™ program by downloading their app to earn points and get exclusive deals.
What type of cuisine and menu items does Church's Texas Chicken in Temple offer?
They serve Southern-style meals including hand-battered fried chicken, tenders, wraps, wings, Honey-Butter Biscuits™, and sides like mashed potatoes with gravy, baked mac & cheese, and coleslaw.
Does the Church's Texas Chicken location on S. 31st Street welcome families and children?
Yes, the restaurant welcomes families and children and offers a casual dining experience with hearty portions.
What nearby places can I visit before or after dining at Church's Texas Chicken?
Nearby you can visit 1914 Coffee House for coffee or smoothies, stop by Circle K or Corner Store for convenience shopping, or rent movies from Redbox.
Are there any nearby services to assist with shipping or mail near Church's Texas Chicken?
Yes, nearby places include a UPS Access Point location, UPS Authorized Shipping Outlet, and Pack N Mail for convenient shipping and mailing needs.
Which nearby medical services are accessible from Church's Texas Chicken in Temple?
Nearby medical services include Scott And White Rheumatology Temple Tx hospital, Baylor Scott & White Pharmacy #228, and various doctors such as Marilyn K. Clark, MD and Adam Lee Brown, DO.