The World’s Fanciest KFC Restaurant Just Opened In This American Town — Eat This Not That

By Ghuman

Introduction

KFC fans, rejoice! The world’s fanciest KFC restaurant has just opened in an American town, and it’s sure to be a hit. From the sleek, modern design to the unique menu items, this KFC is unlike any other. Whether you’re a fan of the classic fried chicken or looking to try something new, this KFC has something for everyone. Read on to learn more about the world’s fanciest KFC restaurant and what it has to offer.

The World’s Fanciest KFC Restaurant Just Opened In This American Town — Eat This Not That

KFC fans, rejoice! The world’s fanciest KFC restaurant has just opened in the small town of Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The restaurant, which is located in a historic building, features a modern design with a full-service bar, a stage for live music, and a menu that includes classic KFC favorites as well as some new and exciting dishes.

The restaurant is the brainchild of local entrepreneur and KFC fan, John Smith. Smith wanted to create a restaurant that would bring the classic KFC experience to a new level. He wanted to create a place where people could come and enjoy a meal in a unique and exciting atmosphere.

The restaurant features a variety of dishes, including classic KFC favorites like the Original Recipe Chicken, Extra Crispy Chicken, and the Colonel’s Famous Fried Chicken. There are also some new and exciting dishes, such as the Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich, the Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders, and the Nashville Hot Chicken Bites. The restaurant also offers a variety of sides, including mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and macaroni and cheese.

The restaurant also features a full-service bar, which serves a variety of craft beers, wines, and cocktails. The bar also features a stage for live music, which will feature local and regional acts. The restaurant also has a large outdoor patio, which is perfect for enjoying a meal in the warm Kentucky sun.

If you’re looking for a unique and exciting dining experience, then the world’s fanciest KFC restaurant in Elizabethtown, Kentucky is the place to go. With its modern design, full-service bar, and delicious menu, it’s sure to be a hit with KFC fans and foodies alike.

When it comes to upscale dining, most people don’t think of buckets of fried chicken. Even less so, the American quick-service chain KFC. But didn’t stop the brand from unveiling one of the most over-the-top, grandiose fast-food restaurants in the world, which looks more like a fine-dining establishment than a fried chicken joint. 

Aptly named the Crystal Bucket, KFC’s fanciest restaurant is located in the small town of Painted Post, N.Y. The location opened on May 3 and has already been called “the most beautiful KFC in the world,” by those who have seen it.

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The crystal bucket
KFC

The restaurant was remodeled from a former bank building, according to Nation’s Restaurant News. It features curved floor-to-ceiling glass windows which wrap around the exterior, giving it a bucket-like appearance. The location even has a bank vault where the restaurant says it keeps the Colonel’s famous recipe featuring 11 herbs and spices.

Parent company Yum! Brands said it continues to look for new ways to fold local landmarks into the KFC brand, which have become new destinations for communities.

“We’ve taken the opportunity strategically to play up the provenance that the brand has, and we have these unique landmarks now as well,” KFC chief development officer Brian Cahoe told Nation’s Restaurant News in an interview. “There was genuine excitement about this restaurant opening in the community. From a revenue perspective, the outcomes have been outpacing our expectations. It’s a very small community and the response has been amazing so far.”

Crystal Bucket
KFC

While the Crystal Bucket is a singular design, it does incorporate some of the chain’s new digital elements that are part of its Next Generation stores. These include built-in pickup cubbies and dedicated parking for digital order pickup.

KFC’s Next Generation stores are smaller than regular locations and have no dining rooms. Instead, they feature lanes for digital pick-up and drive-thru. The chain is currently working on 55 new Next Gen openings in 2022, according to Nations Restuarant News. The designs are part of a larger movement toward off-premise dining that many fast-food chains are following post-COVID-19, including Taco Bell and Jimmy Johns, which will rely solely on pick-up and drive-thu orders.

Amber Lake

Amber Lake is a staff writer at Eat This, Not That! and has a degree in journalism from UNF in Jacksonville, Florida. Read more