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A & K Lick-A-Chick Restaurant — restaurant in Florence, Cape Breton

A & K Lick-A-Chick Restaurant

Enjoy crispy fried chicken and homemade sides at A & K Lick-A-Chick in Little Bras d'Or, Cape Breton—a family-owned favorite since 1969.

restaurantClosed· opens 11am· Florence, NS · ★ 4.40 (972 reviews)
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A & K Lick-A-Chick has the best tasting fried chicken in Little Bras d’Or! Bring the family for a picnic-style lunch or dinner and enjoy some delicious, crispy seasoned chicken. Don’t forget all the “fixins,” like coleslaw, potato salad, and fresh-cut taters. Finish off your meal with a delightfully decadent ice cream novelty or cake. Or maybe some warm apple pie? It’s hard to decide with so many choices! Our family has always been in business for itself. A & K Lick-A-Chick was founded in 1969 and we bought this restaurant in 1983. Here we are today! We plan to continue what we’ve been doing—serve delicious and affordable home-style food to our loyal patrons. We are well known and pride ourselves on the quality of our cuisine. Come stop by and see what all the fuss is about! Visit us today to order quality and tasty food.

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